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Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
SURPRISE PARTY
 WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Rose Company Number Four Stages Fine SmoSer-G0od Boxers
 Among Che Boys

The tao main e,oae at Che uos, Company No. [ smoker held at thl Alaska Native Brotherhood hau Wr0n..Iar evening proved pair O. .anr.. parties and rel-hot mills Martin. nau nH decision over Jo, Brady. a native boy. by very mare ran margin. uhIc uleiay was cn. uli tr a draw vI,h Joe Collier another native boy
 HrIcy accepted Golfers challenge posted m a newspaper and Che men uore m..cacl tor thrcc rounds Collier proved .o be % strong. sh.r boxer O. about Is5 pounds u w...at and Ueloy auleretma.el hs op. r.n.rra ahus as a fighter aul tld r0. mix much m Che HHt round. In ..e ...oul lc noorkel few. hu. Collier. was meorkug som. a. wei. and Che ua..aci finished Wfl Collier ...aue draw by hs a.- 40 che finish both ueu uere going good and eN.haa-- i'm. .rr-h.. Uho.c or Couers aui- nr mostly or Hs.eya gloves.
 Martin. aI.o was a challenger and Wal. matched tor hree round. a,l Iue u.I. who weighs about l-' r.uu. and proved to bc a good ,.'- .r.. H..l.r who was also s...He Martini took It easy m Che .e. round while Bady forced most ot t.. ...ure At Che end ot One s. o.I ....- ..mc exchange o. punches. Brad. took several com tHe jaw from u.rr. H.t hat had h.m sroeey I.. U.u at.I him. as ou. more U.. would hate turned as tocs To III. .. In One umI .ahu Mar .r. who was out 70. condition. slapped m several uaIIor. but did u.. H... One strength .o follow w a.n sno..oul ue won tuc dc. ...on oa points
 Tn. mram raiser W.s between sammy Jl.saor. raar. boy and s..... E.u.le- TU. boy. mixed r.r Fors..r evidently expecting t. fn.n tle light tn m. art round bud a.s doomed to l.arro.rtmcut n. I..sseu was slHr and earned tn. decision by having m. better o. ta. .s..aur. oI rm.a. Jackson weighed l.0 and t.n...r lat They tough. hr.e rounds
 Tom WW and Yoms Roberts, t.. pound nI.t. Hors went ur.. umI. W wa. uuc boxer. while Eoh.. though he h.. . championship pose. could not n.I and Che bout uest ro WUs
 s..as and Graham star.eI to bow Inn. tar.. rounds ha. Oh. match cam. .o am abrupt laIt u Che art uuu steven. r.nr.. into % .er hoo. u.H n.s nose chat h-nush, thc .u.. m .u.. u rro.l. stream chat ta. match was called o. and Ga- ham was declared Che winner
 smoker aas e.t.a by Hose Company Number 4 o. lHe Douglas ur. ..n.rment which e situated on rhm.t avenue and Is composed nre. o. young r.... men, The ar opened a.h must. by Che H uaIg rHs.l orchestra and wa. .urr.-.eI witch selections at a-.. uu.. hr Cha, organization. Th. .re. m. wa. uaI uU.I Bu H-a.. .... favored u..h a eu.ar so'o an. m. boxing mat.he. and John Nauo..I with several selections oa One ...m. .o me eo from me-
 Thor. us everything .mar.uab'.
 from n.. t. sandwiches to eat and rImrg o. .oIt drinks as well as bou cigars and cigarettes to smoke
 sandy stevens acted as master ot ceremonies and refereed several o. m. boxing matches while Pau. Graham refereed Che others
 t..r .n. smoker closed tlcre was a .r.. Che music for which wu furnished by .le Brady orchca'ra
 I'm. .uur. .0a.r Uls pronounced or. u ol IaE and pep and was conducted u . very nice manner
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
NlL-I.- N0NI-y 0L IIollWoI

Capt. Ioudr.c.aon substituted Tor uuaey iu second half and Peabody tor pcrcllo other substitutes who did not play were JanIhcla for Ju- menu and Garu for Douglas
 Douglas Field goals Brown 9. U Gallwas 6, Nelson DO. M Gauwas 8. Mauley ]; rcc throws Brown 0. Personal fou's. %
 Juneau Field goals Britt 9; Bus scy ] Tormey 2 Uondrickson ]; free throws Britt G. Personal fouls. 8.
 Score at end Of fIrt hail. 33-3; final socrc. 4g-1S.
 Referee Hodges of Thanc.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
TEACHER ILL

Miss Theresa Reeve. or Che faculty of Che Douglas high school was il several days last week and unable to attend Go her duties as teacher
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
were very effective
LIne.up and se0Ie-oIIIs

Bland substituted for Mccormick whom latter substituted for Gam n second hulf
 Douglas Field goals. Aalto g.; free throws AaIto %
 Juneau Field goals. HcudrIckson 2 Lundatrom 8; frco throws Hcud- rIcls1n 1. Luudsrom J.
 Score ot end ol f.rst haiL Juneau 10. Douglas e; nnaL 16-S.
 u.r.ru. unu.f.r of TrrrdrnU
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
IN HOSPITAL

Robert Fraser of Treadwel is in sl Ann hospital Juneau suffering with what is said to bo stomach trouble
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
NEW OFFICERS
 FOR REBEKAHS
Installation Ceremonies Held Last Night Under Charge of District
 Deputy President Livie

District Deputy Grand President Catherine Liyic. assisted by Deputy Grand Marshal Gertrude Laughln last night had charge Of Che install latiou ceremonies that made Mrs. Fr'eda Swanson noble grand of Northern Light Robekoh Lodge Mo-. l-A. and lnducted Che other new of- ncors into thoir places for Che pres out year. Thd ceremonies which were very impressive. were followed by a banquet and considerable speech making and were held at Che odd Fellows hall
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-14
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

Walter Reed Reconstruction hospital She Is expected to arrive from Wash ington on Wednesday. During ths war Miss Sloan went to Washington to do her bit" She became so interested In her work that she remained east and has continued to carry on despite the lack of war inspiration which was re- sponsible for many giving up the i'm portant work to which she is attached The news of her coming will be of great interest to society for Miss Sloan is one of the best liked of its members. Miss Mary Sloan, a Stanford student will also be home for a brief period, arriv- ing the latter part of the week from Palo Alto. She will spend her spring vacation, which is regretably short, in PhneniX
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

Page, Mrs. J. II. Donaldson, Miss Ruth Donaldson and Miss Priscilla Wilson. Mrs. John Dennett, Jr., Gives
 First of Series of Tea Affairs
 Mrs John Dennett, Jr, will give a series of teas this spring in honor of her mother, Mrs. George Gage. who $ here for a few weeks from Pasadena Mrs. Dennett presided at the initial af- fair on Thursday when she entertained a few guests informally.
 Bridge Luncheon Hostess
 Mrs. c. H. Akers will give a bridge luncheon on Tuesday, the event being one of the series of events with which she is entertaining in honor of Mrs. Tom Akers. She gave two delightful affairs the past week entertaining on Wednesday and Friday, her guests numbering 20 on each occasion. Spring flowers featured the decorative scheme, daisies and sweet peas predominating. Miss Maude Stewart Presides
 At We'll Appointed Luncheon Miss Maud Stewart presided over a prettily planned luncheon at the Ranch House yesterday when she entertained in honor of her sister, Mrs. C. $. Pow CTS of Maine. Asked to meet the guest of honor were Mrs. A. l.. Moore, Mrs. W. H. Stewart, Mrs. Harold Baxter, Mrs. Willard Gustin, Mrs. Harold Coke, Mrs. Armand Jeancon, Mrs. ". B. Lumbeck, Mrs. Roy Stewart Mrs. Helen Hoyle Haworth, Mrs. R. M. Mer- riweather, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Helen Brooks, Miss Birdie Fowler, Miss Der nice Stewart, Miss Jean Armstrong, Miss Doris Christy, Miss Margaret Mae Hurley and Miss Mary Christy.
 Will Give Bridge Event At Country Club March 31 Mrs. John OMalley will give bridge luncheon at the Country club on Thurs day, March 31.
 Roy Murray Wednesday
 Dinner Host at Club
 Roy Murray was a dinner host at the Arizona club Wednesday, his guests being Mir and Mrs Roy Wayland, MT. and Mrs. Charles O'Malley, MT. and Mrs. J. F. All1ire, MT and Mrs. O. F. Johnson and Sims Ely Jr.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Kinney
 In Honor of Californian Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. John Kinney gave cleverly arranged dinner at the Ranch House Wednesday evening in honor of Dr. and Mrs. s. D. Futile, who are here from California for a few months. Gov CTS were laid for Dr. and Mrs. Futile, Mir. and Mrs. Winlock Turner of Gin einnati, Mrs. R. W. Smith, Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Virginia Buckley, Edward Buckley, Willis Hahn, and Robert Beardsley.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

day evening in honor of Mir. and Mrs Louis Lipphardt, clever musicians who spent the winter here. Asked to meet the guests of honor were MT. and Mrs. Charles Korrick, MT. and Mrs. Tom Hayden, Mrs H. W. Elliott, Miss Flea nor Lewis, Miss Cordelia Hulburd Robert Saunders. Orley Hes, Franz Darvas and Dr. Madison J. Keeney. Mrs. p. H. Houston Hostess
 At Thursday Card Affair
 Mrs. P. II. Houston gave an attrac- lively arranged bridge luncheon Thurs day at her home on North Fourth ave nue. Sweet peas and carnations com bined in pleasing decoration. One of the charming features of the afternoon was the musical program presented by Mrs. Lee Callahan who sang a group of songs. The card prizes. were won by Mrs. H. B. Miller, Mrs. s. c. Choate and Mrs. E. E. Brown.
 Ray People Guests of
 Mrs. c. T. Carpenter Here
 Mir and Mrs. George B. Fruit and Miss Ollie Pruitt are spending the week end here from Ray with Mrs. c. T. Carpenter (Esther PruitD.
 Many Events Planned
 For St. Patrck's Day Society will celebrate St. Patrick $ day with a number of afternoon affairs with an informal bridge dinner at the Country club to round out the days events. The club will as usual give a tennis luncheon on Wednesday with a bridge tea on Saturday at which the | hostesses will be Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr., Mrs. H. $. Stevenson, Mrs. Avery Corp stein, Mrs. B. A. Gillespie, Mrs. William Corpstein and Mrs. Frank Brophy. Mir. and Mrs. Oliver P. Morton Give Delightful Bridge | Mir and Mrs. Oliver P. Morton gave delightful bridge Friday evening at their attractive bungalow on North Central avenue. Their guests were MT, and Mrs. George Archer. MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Holden, Mir. and Mrs, Gar nett Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. George Gearhart, Colonel and Mrs. James H. McClintock, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Holmes, MT and Mrs. Clay Leonard, MT. and Mrs. c. H. lAkers, MT. and Mrs. Tom Akers. Mrs. Lou Ella Archer, Mrs. George w Brown, Miss Lillian Leor- ard, and T. J. Sparks.
 
 Miss Eleanor Sloan
 To Return For Month After an absence of three years in | Washington, Miss Eleanor Sloan daughter of Judge and Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, will return to Phoenix this week for months vacation from the
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
SUNDAY Night Supper is

SUNDAY Night Supper is o problem.
 You've had a hearty dinner at noon, and the older folks feel like taking the afternoon easy. But the young people don't feel that way at all. They keep on doing things; and that uses up energy-and food
 When supper-time comes, you are tempted to go to the pantry and use whatever you happen to find. Result: the usual Sunday Night Supper-a prolific producer of indi- gestion and nightmare.
 Mrs. Allen has given us a we'll balanced menu for the whole fam
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Several Entertain At Country Club Affair

The Country club gave it's usual ten his luncheon Wednesday, when a num- ger of members entertained Among the hostesses were Mrs. J. L. Norton. Mrs. William Perry Sears, Mrs. James s. Griffen, Mrs. Guy H. Lawrence and Mrs T. C. McReynolds-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Saufiey Established in Country

Mir and Mrs. R. c. Saufley, who re- gently leased their attractive home in West Lynwood street to pr. and Mrs. s. D. Futile, are living in the country. They have a charming place on the Christy road where they will be estab- lished during the spring season
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
BENEFIT AFFAIRS II HAVE PLACE IN SPRING CALENDAR

Beneflt affairs will have place or the spring calendar, according to a forecast oI events. The arrangements, being made weeks in advance, indicate that the bridge functions are being planned along elaborate lines. In addition to cards 1t lately has become the custom 10 provide program, the musical num- pers attracting additional guests at tea. Marlcopa chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, is to give a card afternoon at the Adams on March 31. Mrs. O. l.. Standage is chairman of the committee in charge and has already recelved number of table reserva- tions. On April 8, the music and home economies departments of the Woman s club will give a benefit at the club house. Miss May Utley having the tables in charge.
 Wedding of Washington
 Girl an Event of Month
 A smart event of the month will be the wedding of Miss Eleanor Hoover, daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. D. Hoo yer of Washington, to Fairfax Stewart Landstreet, Jr., of New York, which will take place at the San Marcos on the twenty-ninth. The wedding will be quiet affair, with only few guests from town, but it will be charmingly appointed. The service will be read by Bishop Atwood. The Hoovers, who be- lopg to the most exclusive set in Wash inSton, have spent three winters at Chandler and only recently came to town for a brief period Miss Hoover wbQ is exceptionally attractive, was educated at Pennington, coming west with her mother shortly after she com
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
pr. and Mrs. Robert Brownfield Now Domiciled at Suncourt

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brownfield are domiciled at the Suncourt apartments, having taken up their residence there a day or two ago when they sold their home on West Portland street to the Hugh $. Antrims.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Mrs. J. B. Gillespie Hostess A Two Pleasant Affairs

Mrs. J. B. Gillespie, who is entertain ing with a series of luncheons, gave two delightful affairs during the week, having a few guests at the Ranch House on Thusrday and on Friday. Mrs. Gillespie has the happy faculty of bringing together congenial coteries and her small affairs are always among the most enjoyable on the calendar.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Seminole Club Gives
 Fourth Dance of Series

The Seminole club gave the fourth dance of the series with which is is en- tertaining, last evening when an ex- ceptionally attractive affair took place at the Woman"s club. The Seminole dances are always charming in ap- pointments, the dance programs being particularly well arranged
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
MT. and Mrs. D. F. Johnson Wednesday Dinner Hosts
Local People Motor to Aeua Caliente For Weeks Stay
Party to Return Today From Weekend at Roosevelt Dam

NIT. and Mrs. Harry Kay, Miss Hazel Campbell, Miss Poole, Dan Patch and Fen Hildreth, who are spending the week end at Roosevelt, will return to town today in time to greet MT. and Mrs. Fred Tatum on their arrival from Wenden. The Tatums will be guests lat the Kay home on North Central ave- nue during their stay here
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Mrs. A. p. HeWes Gives Luncheon at Residence

Mrs. A. P. Hewes presided over a prettily planned luncheon Thursday at her home on East Brill street in honor of Mrs. Henry Keats. Sweet peas fea- tured the decorative scheme. Covers were laid for Mrs. Keats, Mrs. w. c. Fooster, Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs. R. c. Bowman, Mrs. Henry Court, Mrs. N. J. Burns, Mrs. Henry Leppla, Mrs. J. F. Summers, and Mrs. Lucille Udell.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

pleted her studies MT. Landstreet is Yale man, and was at college when war was declared. He enlisted and served overseas with the second divi- sion as captain in the field artillery. He has large coal mine interests in West Virginia
 Gives Luncheon at San Marcos In Honor of Mother and Sister
 Particularly smart among the events of the week was the luncheon given at the San Marcos on Thursday by Mrs. Earl T. Hazelett in honor of her moth CT, Mrs. John H. Martin, and sister, Mrs. Madge Martin McElhine, who are here for week from Tucson. Sweet peas of the rainbow shades were used in effective decoration. Those who mo- tored to Chandler for the affair included Mrs Martin, Mrs. McIlhine, Mrs. R. w. Craig, Mrs. A. J. Chandler, Mrs. T. c. McReynolds, Mrs. B. A. Gillespie, Mrs. Julia Holmes, Mrs. George H. Lutgerd- ing and Mrs. Chandler Webb.
 Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bailey
 Give Dinner at Ranch House
 Rear Admiral Frank Harvey Bai- ley, retired, and Mrs. Bailey were among the weeks dinner hosts at the Ranch House. Their guests included MT. and Mrs. Neil A. McGill, MT. and Mrs. Russell E. InSley. Mir. and Mrs. Allan Egelston, Mrs. OZallo M. Egel- ston, Miss Hannah c. Egelston and Otto Kitchen. Admiral and Mrs. Bai ley, who were winter residents, are leaving Tuesday for a visit to point of interest in northern Arizona before re- turning to their home in Gowanda, N. Y.
 Give Luncheon at Adams
 In Honor of Bride to- Be
 In honor of Miss Eleanor Hoover, who will be bride of the month, Mrs. Garrett Schullar and Mrs. Foster H. Rockwell gave a smartly appointed luncheon at the Adams Tuesday. Stock and fresias combined in an effective decoration. Covers were laid for Miss Hoover, Mrs. W. D. Hoover, Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury, Mrs. Lawrence Holden, Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs. Joseph Green. Mrs. R. w Craig, Mrs. Tom Dunbar, Mrs. Jack Rowlands, Mrs. John H.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

fly. It is a light meal for those who choose to eat sparingly; ample for the hungry. And it is easily digested.
 Too much trouble? How long does 1t take to make creamed eggs2 and toast? and salad? The cake you made the day before.
 And, by the way, cake is not a mere dessert. It is real food-starch, flour, and sugar for energy; fat for reserve strength; milk and eggs for all round nourishment.
 Cake is more digestible and appe- tizing when raised with fine cream-of-tartar baking powder.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
M otor to Springs
 For the Week. end

Motor to Springs
 For the Weekend
 MT, and Mrs. Robert A. Watkins motored to Castle Hot Springs for the weekend having as their guests Mrs Thomas J. Rankin of Globe, Miss An toinette Barrett and John Redmond, assistant secretary of state. Oregon Visitor Here
 For Spring Season
 Mrs. F. M. Hellwarth is a recent ar rival from Falls City, Oregon, who WA. be here for several weeks the guest or her parents, Dr. and Mrs G. J. C. Wintermute of West Latham street. A number of pleasant affairs are being planned in honor of Mrs. Hellwarth during her stay.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

number of delightful events given in her honor before her departure includ ing a charmingly appointed dinner given by Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Doris at their North First avenue home. Mir. and Mrs. Charles O'Malley Depart for Colorado Springs
 MT. and Mrs. Charles O'Malley left Thursday for Colorado Springs to be away until after Easter.
  MT. and Mrs. D. F. Johnson Wednesday Dinner Hosts
 Mir and Mrs. D. F. Johnson gave a dinner Wednesday night having as their guests Dr. and Mrs. E. w. Baum. Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Christy and MT. and Mrs. T. C. McReynolds. Local People Motor to Aeua Caliente For Weeks Stay
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Webber, Mrs W. E. Ferguson and Mrs. Guy Alsap com prised a party of motorists that left town yesterday for weeks absence at Agua Caliente.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Miss Frances Elliott Is Mondav evepinn EostasS

Miss Frances Elliott of North Fifth avenue gave a charming affair on Mon
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Chicago Women Arrive

Mrs. Emma Mcconnell and her daughter, Mrs Cora Walsh, are recent arrivals from Chicago who will be here for an indefinite period, the guests of Mrs. T. W. Pemberton.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
New York Couple Guests of The Martin Le Boutilliers

MT and MrS- CharIeS Le BOutlII1er or New York are the guests of the Martin Le Boutilliers of sos North Fourth street. They plan to remain until after Easter
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Mrs. w. J. Lawrence Leaves For Her Home in Pasadena

Mrs w. J. Lawrence returned Tues day to her home in Pasadena after sev- eral weeks in Phoenix with her daugh- ter Mrs. Stayton Doris There were a
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Wichita Man In City As Guest of Sister

John P. Stewart is recent arrival from Wichita who will spend a month in town the guest of his sister, Mrs. S. J. Buckingham
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
MT. and Mrs. Louis Sands Return From California

MT. and Mrs. Louis Sands returned Wednesday from a three weeks ab- sence in California
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
MT. and Mrs. Oliver P. Morton Give OeliqhtfuI Bridqe
Miss Eleanor Sloan To Return For Month

After an absence of three years in Washington, Miss Eleanor Sloan
 daughter of Judge and Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, will return to Phoenix this week for a months vacation from the
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Mrs. E. L. CoIdren Here As Guest of Mrs p. w. Duncan

After an absence of four years spent in CarrizoZo, Mrs F. L. Coldren has re- turned to Phoenix for a few weeks the guest of Mrs. P W. Duncan She will be the incentive for a number of affairs during her stay here
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13

Page, Mrs. J. H. Donaldson, Miss Ruth Donaldson and Miss Priscilla Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Dunbar
 Return for Several Weeks Here

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dunbar re- turned Tuesday from California and will spend a few weeks here before their return to their home in Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
IIiGERNAN SOCIETY

III" Homo Missionary Society ~ The
Methodist Church was entertained
Wedneaf1y afternoon az 'iio church b.
Mra vs. r. Phillips The ufi,rnoop Unu
spent ~ ~" study N PRAYER" after
~hich q business meeting vas hold s
nshi lunch WIS served by fhe hostess
Tho ladies Aid spcieiY ~ gho preai,v.
t'rnn Church Naa entertained W.dn.s
HHF afternoon ~ the homo ~ Mrs
William Mansfield The nnefn0on was
spent On fisfussine plans for The mi.
nunl lHm1r a lEht lunch uaa served
'af'i'rH rtfic 20 wVsral members
= number ~ Ilagormnn poople went
to Hope Thursdav 60 attend tho cele.
hniinn ~ Armlsfico day which b. No..
ina held there three days Of THE week
Rev " Edwards. who had b.on
fnFi"r ~ the local Baptist Church Tor
nprno time. ieft Wednesday night for
Temple Tema whore ho WIN visit His
cons indefinitely
D. T. lame returned Woinetaay from
p t.n t0 Fast Trxpa whe,u br won,
wih ahipnfff ~ mules Enroi,n
hunr No. visited relatives At Forney,
Texas
Ah lVoy shipped eleven cnrs ~ cattle
irnm iingrrmnn Thursday To 81 Louis.
Mo-. and ilafoford Texna
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
HiRNONy CLUB TO BE
ENTERTAINED.

Tho Harmony club viii meet with
Mrs. r. r. Holland NJ 230 o'clock. Mon
day afternoon. All members are urged
% attend. The fniioWing program out
lined IN the year BOOK win ~ carried
out.
Leader Mrs. 9 p Kiser.
Edl Interesting Events IN the
Cosnposers Lives
Mlnuetto y Flat-fMozarD. Mrs
Toney Chlaum.
Moonlight schumannl Miss Sellers
Lullaby Mrs Bennett.
fschumnnl Mr. Ashford
Ia Dove Prelude fMagic FLUTE. Mrs.
Kisef ana Mise Honbrugh
Eieuana carnival sAlieFrul. (Schu.
MANN Mrs Wilson
Vol che 5apetc-u.e No2zedi Figarol
fNOzarft Mrs woodruff.
Vogei nls Propbet-ls,h uma mi, Mrs
AKiell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-13
CLAUDE SOCIETY.


Mrs. ~. y Watkins IN "Wednesday
foi visit Of several months win rel.
afiees ard friends IN California and
Other western poinis
Mrs. AMY Barnett ~ Paris Texas. l.
he guest Of her son, Walter flagg
and family
The Home Mission Society held an
~ day meeting wednesday az the
hone - Mrs y. r. KerrIok. Tho
mstslnF wns In 0bservnnce ~ tho week
~ prayer The program was IN tho
Interest 80 mission schools NJ Taredo.
Texas and the Lambert school in
laian a full ATTENDING. delicious
luncheon. M inspiring program md
rood missionary offering mgdo up nn
sEioyahie day
Tho LpWorih League gave delight.
fui social IA ihe home Of Mr. and Mrs
q. T nrummett Tuesday night. 81
nuiaber ~ visitors from Clarendon
were present
Nr and Mrs Scott faveork an.
noiince box supper md entertain
nHni an their school af Mount Pleas.
ant nex' Friday niTht Nov o. Misses
tleira Brummett and Eih Von Conner
Will give tho program which viii be
Composed u both vocal ana ina'ri-
mHniai music and expression
hiss Hazel Hawkins entertained the
biudents and Teachers Association ~ /
asf night with an Aunisilca dny pro. |
gram Tho program took the form ~ I
ln International council On the guos.
zion % disarmament. different quests
representing ihe various nations.