The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-22

claims. Hon. ]. H. Anderson. Most
credit for his work. All of the Grand
Lodge Officers were on hand, ready to
do what they could for humanity. Mrs.
Bette 10. Porter OF Fort Worth, Texas,
1912 Morgan street. read a beautiful
paper which touched many hearts.
Also Mrs. Joe Ella Il. Shaw brought
up the rear with a rousing declama,-
ton and paper which made glad the
hearts of those who heard it, 1t
seems that the oH'rt Worth delegation
Grand Lodge, Mrs. A. B. Robertson OF
Cameron was in attendance of the
Grand Lodge also Mr.. Edd Williams
the morgull of Baileyville, Texas.
showed himself very conspicuous dur
ing the session.
The following persons are bathing
at the STANDARD Bath House:
Miss Lorraine Willis, Dallas.
Mrs. Il. Caswell. Tyler.
Mrs. Scott, Tyler.
Mrs. Rosa u. williams. Navasota.
Cicero Jackson. LuflSin.
Bailey Hunter, Fairfield.
Mrs. Mary Spann, Houston.
Fred Wright, Port Arthur.
Mrs. Eula Williams, Houston.
Mrs. Winnie Floyd. Dallas.
/ Mrs Addie Benson, Dallas.
Mrs. Alberts, Houston.
Mrs Viola Grant, Fort Worth
Mrs. Josie McGrew, New Orleans.
Mr.. George Boon, Galveston.
Misses M. " Johnson and Jessie
Fithful entertained about fifty guests
in honor of Dir. j. w. Stuart. formerly
OF Marlin, but now of Washington
d. c., at the home of Miss johnson.
Thursday. July 10. The guests were
ushered in the living room where a
short program was rendered. Prof A.
IC. Childs was master of ceremonies.
Prof. l.. o. Black made a short ad-
dress and Dr. ]. w. stuart responded
after which Miss Hazel Gerald sang
a beautiful solo. The guests then
lightful three course menu was served.
Every one seemed to have had q de-
llghtful time and declared that Misses
Johnson was an ideal hostess. Among
the visiting guests were Dr. Wade and
wife of Dallas; Miss A. Nelson of
Corsicana and the Messrs. Hardees
and Mrs. Yerwood of Fort Worth
Quite an enjoyable affair was had
Thursday night at the residence of
Mr., Henry Hargrove, corner Quad
Stuart of Washington, d. C. A big
program was rendered after which a
pleasant luncheon and music were
enjoyed. On Friday night a whist
party was given also by DR.. and Mrs.
I'D Nelson, Dunn street. This was
Stuart.
Mr.. l.. o. Black accompanied DIR.
j. w. Stuart to the city and remained
in the city few days.
Athens.-Services were good at all
churches Sunday Rev. C. H. Pugh. of
the A. NJ b, church was absent, Rev.
U. S. Franks, former citizen and pas
tor of Itasca, filled his stand. Rev. A.
L. Garman of Mt. Providence was with
his people. Rev. G. H. Pugh returned
after an engagement of ten days reyivr
Progressive Aid Club entertained at
the home of Mrs. Laura Miles Tunes
day evening the visiting ladies of the
Royal Family Grand Lodge. An en-
joyable evening was spent with Bet
atrice Martin of Dallas and Mrs. Ruby
Harris at the piano. Mrs. Willie NJ
Williams served as toast mistress. Miss
Roetta Stovall entertained Thursday
evening with a delicious supper hon
oring Miss Beatrice Martin of Dallas:
Misses Martha Davis. Waco; Bessie
M. Williams Maurine Walden and Mrs.
Rev. Davis. Mrs. Lizzie Simons re-
turned to her home in Wichita Falls.
after ten days here with relatives
Mrs. DIR. Winn, also returned to her
home in Terrell. after a few days with
her aunt, Mrs. A. L. Robinson. Mrs
A. l.. Fuller of 2508 Bryan St.. Dali
brothers and other relatives accompan
led by Mrs. L. Jeffrey and son of Ft.
Worth leaving Friday, accompanied
as far as Kerens by Mr.. Edgar Rich
ardson and Miss Artolee Morgan, Mr.
Il. r. Richardson also made a visit
to his wife in Kerens. Mrs. Mittie Paul
died after a lingering illness. Funeral
services held from the Church of God
of which she was a member, the pas
tor, Rev. G. Davis being out of town.
Rev. A. G. Garman of the Baptist
church delivered the funeral rites She
leaves a husband. three children mo-
Their and host of relatives. Mr.. Sam
Miller returned after a few weeks in
Fort Worth, the Royal Family ses-
sion was successful from every point.
Mrs Callie Stovall and Bette Jordan
made visit to Kerens to the Reuben
Jr, Mrs Hannah Ellis of Rusk, amde
a visit to her sister. Mrs. Georgia Ell
bert, also her neice. Miss Maize Rob-
inson, Mrs. Georgia A. Chase left for
a weeks visit in Dallas with Mrs.
Ora Siglar. Mr., Nat Wilson left for
Kansas City.
Progressive Aid Club.
This club met with Mrs. Ann Ham
ilton, Tuesday evening after roll call
and dues collection and minutes read
and adopted. New business was called
for the plans and committees were
then made to entertain the Royal
Family Ladies. The hostess served a
three-course menu consisting of fried
chicken with l. P. chips. rice with
jelly bread. tomato salad with crack
ers; ice cream and Stone cake. Mrs.
L. H. Miller, pianiste. Next meeting
with Mrs. Effie Ware Mrs. Minnie
Hamilton, president; Nicy Larlxins.
Sec'y; Laura II Miller. Club reporter.
The Priscilla Art Club.
The Priscillas met Tuesday at the
residence of Mrs. Amanda Lewis. Sew
entertained the club with a watermel-
on feast. The hostess. Mrs. Lewis serv-
ed punch and cake. The club donated
Miss Lucy Jackson and Sister of Mrs.
l.. I. Brady $500 each.
Adjourned to meet Tu ssday with
Mrs. Rosetta Mckee.
Mrs. Sus, Murphy. Pres.
Mrs. Loretta Hunter, Rept
CnIvert.-Prof. NJ o. Bryant. an old
time citizen of Calvert, Texas, Is in the
city after an absence of 33 years Mr.
Bryant at one time was Editor of the
Seven Manson and Secretary of the
). 5. of Consolidation. He is repair
ing his old homestead Mr.. Cloud
Waters is in the city visiting his rela-
tives and friends. He will leave in a
rev days for Galveston. Mrs. Edna
Banks OF Fort Worth is in the city
visiting her mother and grandmother.
Prof. H. S. Farris of Ennis is in the
city on vacation. Rev. Poodle left Sum
day to visit Rev. G L. Humber. at
kosse. Miss Cleo NJ ghell Is still at
her home I'll, but is reported improy-