The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-15

red, white, and blue. Japanese lam
terms were strewn from one side of
the spacious lawn (of the Rev w.
Marcus Taylor's headquarters of the
club, to the other, maxim, : very
beautifully oriental effect. as the trad
liant rays of the many tinted lanterns
threw their reflection upon the heau-
tifully dressed young women a.
men. The spectacle gave most nlaas-
Ing effect. Games and music were tho
FEATURES of the evening. music was
furnished by Kossie's Band. Punch
and brick cream with the club colors
red, white, and blue were served. The
walters in their white coats spared
no pains in seeing that abundance
Of refreshmets were carefully vet
heartily distributed and partaken of.
Members OF the Dett Club presented
a most pleasing appearance in their
dainty garden frocks wearing oolors
of red, white, and blue. Too much
connot be said as to how beautifully
dressed were the members of the
City Choral Club, andwhat extent
they seemed to have enjoyed them
selves. Miss Gertrude Golver visited
her mother vast week in San Angelo
Mrs. p. l.. Newson of Cameron was
the guest last week of her sister-in-
law Mrs. w. b. Price of So. 5th st.
The Rev. w. Marcus Taylor, accom-
panied by his family motored to Cal
vert last week where they attended
tie Lincoln Associ ltion and reported
a great meeting. Mrs. Annie Harde-
man Of FIT Worth and her little
daughter were the guest of Mrs. o.
+. McCray of So. 18th St, last week
Mrs. Jennie Foster of West Ave, A.
represented the Y. w. A., of the
Corinth Baptist church in the Lincoln
Association which convened at Cal
vert last week. After being confined
TO her room for several days. as n
result of a wound inflicte din her
foot, Mrs. 0. F. McCray is much
improved at this writing. Little Miss
Lucille White of San Antonio is visi-
ting her grand parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. W. Marcus Taylor. Little Miss
Elizabeth Moore of Gay Hill was the
guest last week of her Aunt Mrs.
Jerry Moore. Mrs. A. J. Wallace left
'ast Friday for Omaha, Neb, to visit
her relatives Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Bearden of Dallas, also Mrs. Mirah
Deardon of Gay Hill were the guest
last week of their son, and brother,
Mr.. H. Bearden of So 18th st. The
Central section of the Sth street
Home Missionary Society gave to the
young folks last Friday night a
lovely Hay-ride. The central tsop was
made about six miles Southwest Of
Temple, at the home of Mr.. and Mrds.
John Myers. Mrs. Walter Hollins OF
So. 9Th ST., entertained last Friday
evening in honor of Miss NJ f. Burse
and members of the Choral Club of
Austin (Which rendered very effect
i've program Friday night at the
Wayman Chapel A. NJ. e. church,
Cream and cookies were the refresh
ments, and q lawn-fete characterized
the occasion.
CrOckett-The meeting held at
Milds Chapel C. NJ. e. by evangelist
NJ. L. Vaughters who has proven tt
be equal to the task The gospel he
preached was applicable for both
Saint and sinners Through his con-
Quoting there were numbers sent to
the other churches as well as the {
NJ. E. Rev. c. ]. Alexander conducted
series of services at Lufkin for
Rev. ]. Pouncy and members. Prof.
&c. E. Williamson of Palestine as a
member on the faculty of the Normal
is found each Sabbath in st. Luke
Baptist S. School teaching class No.
I. Rev. H. P. Boxley's members and
friends made is quite pleasant fol-
bis guests. Mesdames NJ ~ Davis
entertained Rev's. Vaughters, BoNley
and Holman Prof's. c. E. Williamson,
Thompson, A. Hail, /, Deeberry,
Mesdames BoXley and Alexander for
dinner Friday at pm. also Mrs.
Annie Thompson entertained Rev's,
Boxley and Vaughters, Mesdames M.
Nicks. NJ. L. Coffey and the reporter
for $50 Supper.