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The Washington times., 1922-03-19
Launching Of Opera School Milestone
In Musical Development Of Capital;
Ballet Director Gives Studio Tea

MOT only was Paul Tchernik.
: : OFFS studio tea on Monday .
pleasant party IN itself. but It was
signfficant a. . milestone in the
development OF the musicai and
artistic life in the Capital Mr..
Tchernikoff. you know. II the d.
rector Of the Warrington Opera
Conpany's new ballet school: and
he proposes to arrange . series Of
informal afternoon parties at
which those who are interested In
sne ope = 1o -
dancinsmy nAv ~ oppo.
MY % 'n. Vn
az work ano w "
Wal ns nope' - ~
He has estabiished MS studio IN
tho old Slater house. AZ iIsi
street. and = smart httie assem-
blage Of men ana women came
together there on Monday TO meet
Mr.. Tchernikoff ana TO ses him
dance. A product OF tne difiAcuit
school Of thS Russian ballet. r.
Tchernikoff - gracefui 70 the
tips Of his fingers. ne mas danced
with Paviowa ana others OF the
great Russians ana ne 70 really .
finished artist ne save q varied
program Of exhibition dances that
afternoon ana nad TWO. or three
Of his most promising pupiis AZ
sisting him
The old Slater ballroom has the
iook of beins haunted by the
frolicksd there In days gone by.
Its q gracefully proportioned
room. which gains interest from
an engaging little balcony, APP
preached by double flight OF
stairs. with a circular seat and
mullioned windows overlooking
the garden. The guests grouped
themselves on the stair and the
wee BIT balcony, or drew their
chairs TO one end OF the long
room-en effective setting alto
gether for charmingly conceived
ana rracefuIly executed dances.
There was no attempt at decor
ations. but n few brilliantly colored
The Washington times., 1922-03-19
Is Hostess Tonight
For Popular Bride

MISS CHARLOTTE FREEMAN
CLARK. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark, win
be hostess at buffet supper to-
night, entertaining in compliment
to Miss Elspeth Hughes, whose
marriage to Edward John Lapp.
Of New York, win take place to-
morrow. There will be twenty
guests, including the members of
the bridal party. Miss Clark Is
one of Miss Hughes attendants.
The party will follow the rehearsal
for the wedding.
The brides mother, Mrs. VIII
lam II. Reynolds, entertained the
entire bridal party and q grorp OF
other guests at a dance and buffet
supper last evening. This after.
noon Mrs. Rlnggold will give d
tea for Miss Hughes.
The Washington times., 1922-03-19
College Womsn's Club
Has Varied Program

DH. =. DANA DURAND win b
the guest of honor OF the
coilegv Wosnsn's Club at tn
weekly tea tomorrow afternoon
from to . o'clock and win speak
on ''Paper Money In Eastern Eu-
rope" DR.. Dursnd 10 head Of the
foreign commsrcs bureau OF the
Department Of Commerce ana has
recently returned from abroad.
whore he assistsd Ir. Hoover In
food distrfbution.
The hostsssss win b. shs NOM
bsrs Of section X. with Miss MIA
Allen a. chairman. Mrs.. Bash M.
Manly. president Of the club. and
Mrs. William Frazer Mcdowell
win assist and q the tea table
win b Mrs.. Frederick w. Ash
Icy. Mrs. clarsncs Kanalt and
Mrs.. Sherman.
On wednesday evening the
members Of the program commit
To-. Miss Carrie N. Davis. chair
man. win Be hostessss ut an svs-
ming meeting II which Or. Thorn
a. e. Green. director OF publicity
Of the American Rsd Cross. win
speak. HIS subject win be Facts
and Figurss.. Men are especially
invited.
Two card parties. one in the
afternoon at z:1s and the other
in the evening at sns o'clock. are
being arranged for Saturday next.
Both bridge and five hundred win
be played. Mr.. william c., Van
Week ID In cargo Of those parties.
which are part Of q series ar
ranged BY the club finance COM
mites.
The Washington times., 1922-03-19
TY FOLK ALREADY PREPARING FOR GAY EASTER SEASON

II >yNE. VARELA, scifs of the Minister Of Uruguay,
M q pictured beoac-because this % neO and
Hitherto unpublished photograph and because she
one of the prettiest sconen In the diplomatic corps
Mrs. ENgene Meyer j Is the soife of the director OF
the War Finance Corporation and is aow NTH her
husband Who Is rnakng tour Of the West and South
Campbell of st. Louis Is visiting Mrs Stephen B.
Elkins and Is bein6 much feted.
The Washington times., 1922-03-19
Texas Club Will Meet
On Thursday Evening

THE Texas Club win meet at
the Hadlsish Hotel ballroom.
z1o1 Sixteenth street. on Thurs
day evening at 9 o'clock.
Congressman Marvin Jones Of
TEXAS WIN speak. MISS Jack
Ward will einG.
The Washington times., 1922-03-19
Miss Mcdonald to
Wed Robert Totty

kNR. AND MRS. EDWARD N.
"A MCDONALD Of Los Angeles.
california, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Helen
Louise, to Robert Totty Of Peters
burg, Va.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
BONDED STORAGE GROWS

Washington n d Inn, o., r-
lures showing mo ernv,5 %, s.4d.ai
bonded usr,a8us.. ..r o,,rt,- ''. .., ~
culr IN malr.t b5r. b.. $50 IA,
I'D hy m. laa,.--.r, a, ,.., l.,.' .. W..
f8r the rr9rnaf.g off 3.l77...,'I... .', ,
,re national arrca.1-.I c,ri..., ~,
which meets hs-. r.v. 5r,...,. t,5
c-ql rs-,,.,.ig. .,.. -''.'''''' ''
considered by -. ,,..-r .,- ..' 90 ~,
u.c.an vsb ~ s-1v ,,.rt., a VI,
The Herr.s Ms .-.,rii,5 ."d LII
public Yesterday ,.r t,, nj. ~
federal yar-hrI..s .r- .''.'.' ,. .,,
recently nv ~ ~ st... ~
the da1a~.mapt had i,..rsa5 ~ ,-'.",'
ton wareb1u.rs NTH . .an,.,,,' - ~
gUuO.l bales g-f Wsrab"1s,. .'' ,.',, -
couacin, %. oboui IA eaaaon ,,. i," 81
rs wool varebore,s yia, , 49," 49,.
of about 6re.s,rarn NJ 5a G p",,'
.y..,,I .ls. ''-'"'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
BE RID OF THAT ACHE

II you are a su rcrcy with lame back
backacho dizziness. nervousness and
kidney disorders, why don't you
try the remedy that your own neigh.
bors recommend? ASH your neigh
Dor,
Mrs Mary Mamey l2l Adams
st, Bennington says. % suffered
W III painful backaches and when.
ever ! bent, / had sharp twinges of
pain In the small Of my back Morn
ings 1t was some time before was
limbered up and | f. tired when
arising, learned Of n0an's Kidney
pills and started their use. One hoV
CT Doans purchased at Gohay's Drug
store cured mo and ! have had mo-
return OF the trouble" tSatempnt
given August "a l9lGl
On Apr,l % 1920. Mss M4appv
said Tine will mover change mv
high opinion % DaanH Kidney pins
Kidney trouble Is tAlug ol he
past .uce Doau's cured me. So /
cheeriully confirm all / said In my
former recommendations
soc. ut all dealers Fostg- Nile
burn Co. Mfrs Buffalo y Y.-Ad.
yeftiaamcnt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
FACE INFLANED
With eczema
'Fruh-a-tiVeS" The Marvellous
Fruit Medicine Cured After
Specialists Failed,
Another "Fuit-i-iiVGS" Triunph

ur eroorod r-,tb To.o,,, ,' /, 49,. Xxx c,n
forfvoyeorq. 1tric5 t.corald T.,
two orwhom voro enocioi;.t.r, s.,'i,,
Diseases. and cot no Io,n vha4a,or
last 6nru road ~, a1,.,s.;sa
mont about mr. n ~ o., 9
Dover MI beiro oon,nIota,,. 40
lievsd IF , st,rbor9 c,so oSlsa,,-,,,
similar 10 n,jno Nv fbors, 81 urr,,,r
o.,ivo,,, ma oeo6l,,, e,l.,1
m ,Io,.,s. -,
;,;,s,l1s,. ,,5 re. ',' "''''s '''.. J'.'.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
Bay State Artesian Well CO.
Incorporated
% ~ state S. Concord, ~ X.
Phcrc %
Delays Tina, We're sa.a.

Former King Nu Stopped Iar aa.
ucr al uma when le should have
gone on aud au history suggests .las
such delays are nearly always fatal.
Hannibal lost Carthage, IL po.>ib,
triumph, when be- stayed 10 eat MANY
dinners in Capua, lust as Prince
Charlie los his hope OF The crown
when he delayed on his march To
London. Six weeks ut uolyrood ruined
the stuart cause. Had me- 40 once
marched south he mlvh. Won have
reached London, and had he reached
London the face OF history IN this is.
land might have been chmgcd" So.
TOO, with james II when William III
landed in England had he thrown on
hesitation and moved at once ia meet
the invader the chances are thar there
would have been no Glorious Rcyo.
luton"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
DAUGHTER HAD
TO help mother
Now Can Do All Her Homework
Alone Because Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Helped Her

Jasper, MINI. - 81 saw in the paper
about Lydia u. pinkhams Vegetable
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and VILLAGE and
Advertisements

NuNeFtlSements.
Mrs Napoleon Boutin Is i'll at her
home OH County street.
Plenty Of cream puffs with rec
cream at the Checker ne.
The baby girl OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
Ham Russell Is quite seriously H.
Miss Bessie Morrlssey has returned
from q several weeks stay with her
aunt IN New York
Thomas Toomey has gone to Port
land Ore, where he viii spend the re
mainder Of tho winter.
Cookies Ginger, sugar. lemon. co
coanut buffers and oatmeal Fresi
every day Checherlno
Harry Fienberg has returned from
a business trip to Albany and cities IN
the northern Fart OF New York.
Mr. and ms Harry Fenberg have
a5 weekend guests MIS- ". A Flen.
berg and son, Cne ter, ana daughter.
Florence Of Albany.
Mrs. Ella Purcell. Nio has been
spending q few days with her da&gh
ter. Mrs Howard Simpson. returned
to her home in New York Friday
John l.. Allen Of Troy. B. M. Bowker
Of West Rutland, W. Van Denmark
Of Cambridge and J.. ii. Sheldon OF
Rutland are guests at the Putnam
House.
jules Marcouy lett Friday night on
the sleeper for Montreal. He is TO re.
enter ST Cesairc college. ST. Ccsalre.
p town some thirty mites west of Mon.
treal
The Catholic Order Of Foresters viii
hold a whist party at their hall In the
Cul imam block this evening. January
q at 8 o'clock Refreshments will be /
caryed.
lhlrsday night the mems council Of
the So Jean de Baptste society held
heif p 80 regular meeting since their
organization The meeting was pre-
sided over by the newly elected pres
dent D ogenes Rousseau
The regular Friday morning assem-
biy exercise were held Yesterday
morning n the high school. The pro
am was in charge Of Miss Anna
rogers room and con listed OF shof,
avs on the subject of the Jun!o.
tenubllc Idea The following papers
te.e read The George Junior Repub
~ hthai Higgins; Justice the
NansptrE Of the George Junior H.
public Margaret Roy, Theodore
l9aaeyelt'8 y s.t TO Freeyillo." Grace
'madcH. and The Junior RcrJbllc
q IN Every Municipality" Louis
Serl n
The Methodist Episcopal church
rev James A. Perry minister an
LOUNGES Prof Hugh NJ Ti,Ioe BIS Oh.
peaFer for the Sunday morning av
&c Jan. -. Speaking iu TouaA.cc
lH. y. w. sunday evening ~ wG
e able 90 rgma . iu Bennington f1-
.tn4ay forenoon. PROF. TiIroe H. ard
iuon % being q recognized educa
'r is q man oi vide interests III
g. lie 81 e musician of note.
eadcr ana Interpreter of tho poets
ue OF The lest fishermen ON tine cen.
raj lakes OF New York state. rna
lmeih.ng of politician Under the
robrca i've admin uati9n iu syria.
use ha was chairman OF tho Ciyu
crvicc commission he win brIu.
glowing message Sunday morning
he y Die schoo Follows the morn
lb worship. t'e EpWUtn league
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21

ter staying at home to do it, have
told a number of friends what Il has
done for me and give you permission to
use my letter as a testimonial. Mrs.
Jesse PETERSEN, Route l,Jasper, MINI.
There is no better reason for your try
ing Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound than this-it has helped other
women. so If YOU suffer from displace-
mcnts, irregularities, bactache. ner-
vousness or are passing through the
~hange of Life remember this splendid
medicine. What it did for Mrs. Peter.
sen it may do for you.
The Vegetable Compound stands upon
foundation of nearly fifty years Of
service
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
Where Your
Taxes Go
How Uncle Sam Spends
Your Money in Conduct.
ing Your Business
BY EDWARD G. LOWRY

Author Washington close-Ups." Banks and
FINANCIAL Sysiems.' etc. Contributor Political
and Economic Articles 10 Leading Periodicals
and Writer Of Recognized Authority on the
National Governments Buainess Methods.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21

Compound and took
it becauseI was hav-
ing such pains in my
stomach and through
my back thatI could
not do my work. |
had tried other med
icines. but none did
me the good that
your Vegetable Com
pound did. NowIam
able to do all my
work alone while be-
forp / boa ,,,,. ,l,...t,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
Scientific Quarry.

When we read about monkey stars
getting salaries of $1,000 a week in
,hc movies we wonder whether eyon.
ton Is what Il has been cracked up
g. BE-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21

Copyright, Western Newspaper Union
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21
wher. squareress Counts.

y country is uo, made great by The
number "f square miles 90 contains.
but hy ,he number of ,quar. people
10 enn.aIu~-nlyiuu NtvS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-21

The pink, plum girls do not NH be.
come fat Old women Some of them
die early
sslA.tF s..ls - isISlaa.lstI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
A NOTE on AUTHORIZATION.

I'm behalf ~ my mother. Mira Alice
Klmhruugh ms aunt. Mis- Mary Me
Donald. my sisters. Mrs w :. Ruiiedgr
lr, dl-f Wilke Slamough and Mrs
Mary Haity. my brother, Harris N Kim.
Dough. ~ VOL NJ fcr myself take the
liberty ~ addressing this notc of ap'
lrevntlon 81 the hest ~ friends WIN 81
generously and mSiintcdly minislcred
tu eur family during the recent sorrow
which cnmu to M with the sudden death
81 my athcr. William Henry Kiln
brough
Il would be- impossible Tor W Ia 50.
loci ANY friend ~ gruup at friends from
lhe vast nnmh,r who shuwered us with
kindly deeds as bcing ihusc to whom
Nc feel most grateful. Al were 80 over
wholmlngb generous and sincere that
no comparative degrees can ~ do exist.
siaee will not permit "a to indulge
Ia INSTRUMENTATION. 70 an Who spoke
"A kind word. sent u helpful meSsaE,
lid a generous deed ~ sioud by IN ST.
lent sympathy. We are cverlasiinsly
grateful. Truly no greater tribute could
bv paid the memory ~ any mobile and
lofty spirit than the vast number OF
lungs done by ais and our friends ~
Tits sad hour. Nothing could cuinc near.
cr comforting his loved ones aud re-
moving their hopes. Ia time We hOpu
90 convey to zach of those VINO did these
ind deeds a personal message II apprc-
cation. u out Of thu great host. any
-lnuld fail 10 rccsiVc such message.
u will be uninteniionnl on our part and
our gratltud, and appreciation viii b,
nanc the less sincere.
BRADLEY II. kiMBRui'GH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12

iliss. sIIOuiTs ENTERTAINs
AT llItfIDCE SATURDAY.

A delightful social feature ~ the
weekend was the party given on Sat.
friday afternoon by Mrs. \. W. Shouts.
81 her home. 20is Taylor street. hon.
oling her guest. Mrs. David q. shouts
who In visiting here from Denver,
Colo.
"A riot OF rainbow tinted sw,e, peas
ana jonquil- added touches ~ color
I and charm TO the entertaining suite
and during the afternoon bridge and
cesilc work were enjoyed while Mrs
n. y. Billingslca delighted the guests
with several beautiful piano selections
Later tempting salad course was
served 60 the following. including the
Lonorce: Messlames Bcachner. a. y
pillinsslea. I. q. Wilson. y. J. shouts
4. n. Oliver. II. Y. Biloxi. a. l.. Daily.
George Martin. y. l.. Roberts. Smith
a. ID. Jackson. !. =. McTrcgor &. ".
Ball. Cecilia Stubbs. T. J. considlns
n. n. Harris. j. W. Hlll. u. o. Taylor.
Nary Galloway. a. r. Thomas. W. T..
Mcintosh and q. N. Mckee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
SOCIETY.
snrnh

home I'm Esies Park Colo. following
several snnnths' visit with his par
nts. Mr.. and MIR W. W. Lynch, and
istsf. Mao A. waddill.
a Mr.. aud. MretG. Baum and snw'li
'nurh,sr pelsffs, viii leave overland
,ln,la y lfof III Visit with relatives and
iTerisiin Fort worth.
Mrs. Haruid ", Pinklslnugh and
analL daughter BETTY. VIII leave for
heir home In III Reno Friday. follow
ne an extended visit with Mrs. 7. =.
liarncs
Mr.. and Mrs. q. q. Ordway left Tues
ay on an overland trip a. Abilene.
Fort Worth Ranger and other poin,r
Mrs. \. W. iIcnchman IN visiting
yith her mother nj Marshall
MIR and Ms Jack I,utlcdgc. having
becn called t. Amarillo by a." death OF
Mrs. TutIciae'- father. Judge W II.
NimhrouFh have returned 10 thrr
ZONE In DALLAS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
sOCIAI. NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Jack. accompanied by her
daughter. Matte Belle. will leave today
fer several months visit In Mineral
Wells.
Mrs. Dean Kirk AMI Miss Ruby Kirk
left Tuesday for shirt trip 10 Mineral
Wells.
Judge and Mrs. J. W. Ncale lcf Sun.
aay for Mineral Wells. where they will
remain for several weeks.
Mrs. James Lowrey Smith. national
vice president from Texas. viii leave
today for Washington. d. C.. where
she will attend the annual national
congress Of ID. A. II.
Henry Lynch will leave today for his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12

Mrs. G g. Small. wellington lcl Amcri.
canization-Nlrs. II. 7. iSinibro. Lub.
book.
Report; 5th District Speakers Bu.
rcau-M Mrs Il. y, Mas,crson, Jra ANN.
rillo.
Club Reports q minuicsl.
Discussion a. mlnutcsl
General Business.
Report II l,csolutipns Committee 60
Mrs g W Warick Canyon.
Announcements.
Song nlcst 81 the Tie That Binds.
$50 adjournment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
T.. o.. O.'S HEAR
TWO PAPERS

Mrs 4 " Never WIS hostess la the
mcmhcfH ii Chapter o. uf T. y. %. on
Thursday aftornuun. ni hcr home. @T
Van Bur,n street
The rccviyinr rooms were prrliilv
decorated With cm flowers and poiD'd
plants aud an unusually interesting
program was given Mrs. Lloyd Flci'h.
cr made splendid talk ou Women en-
the American Platform Mrs. n. y.
HllIngslul gave paprr un American
Musical Festivals and several delight.
mi vocnl scl, ciions wetc given hy Mrs.
" |. Roberts
Following the program m Informal
social hour was held and delicious bee
course was served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
TUESDAY BRIDGE MEETS
vt ttRt.Il.E IitiuE

The TUESDAY Bridge club mel Tues.
day at N, iomc II MIS-. ". n chrgiie
N 1909 10 jackson Street
The home was tlia,tivcly decorated
with spring flowers and feins an the ne
casion. and the club Imsiiine WIS indul-
.rcd IN between hours ~ three to five
O'Clock. when the cards were removed
and a delicious rcfrcshmcnt course was
served
Guests uf the afternoon were Mes
DANES \. !. Caldwell. u L. Vineyard and
Harry Townslcy IT Dalhnrt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
PARTY GIvEN FOR
MIS- a., q. nlillMAN

Mis- T. n Underwood entertained a
number ~ friends infurmnily m Mon.
hay Afternoon at her home. isi3 Jackson
street IN honut Of Mrs. q g. Ordway
who loft with her husband Tuesday ior
an overland Tin Ia Abilene, Ranger.
Fart Worth ana other points
The receiving rooms were prettilN mr.
lnged With out flowers and ferns. and a
pleasant ailunu,n was spent la muFi'.
needle work and other forums Of enter
tninmonl. bcfur, the guests departed e
dainty rcIast WIS served 10y tEc hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
Thursday Evening.

First Mc,hodisl Church. south-Pres.
dents Evening -
Mrs. J. Frank Potts. Hereford. First
Vicc.Presidcnt. presiding.
Organ-The Lost Chord lsulllvanl-
Mrs. Guy Jacob. plainvicw.
Greetings-Mrs. Mark Henry. Grow.
ell.
Plano: lal G Sharp Minor Poionaise--
Chopin. tbl -Albeniz--A Miss
Radle Britain. Amarillo
Address: The Power and Response
bIllty Of Women as Citizens-Mrs. Lee
Joseph. san Antonio
Hale County History-Mrs. +. Ora
ham. Phinvicw.
Voice: Gl Nisse D,Artc. Nissc ID A.
more-Puccini bl Two Roses-Ilalleti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
scnOI. ,srIC CE>St's ~
COMPLETED TUESDAY,

The scholastic rpnsus. which was
iakrn hy Eaih,r McCrmy Chapter oil
~ \ a. ihis scar wis completed yes.
torday. ana ~ nid lu hnNe been cue Of
the moN thorourh aud successful can.
yns.,s 81 a. kind that bus ever bern
made IN Amarillu several hundred ncW
names having hccn added II ir SID
that IA, census this year VIII mean ~
IHnNimntrly fDrtyihuu~ind dollars for
This district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
EI.kS To GIVE DANCE
On THURSDAY EVENING

The retiring social committee cont
posed ~ 4. r klopsicin. u. q. Green
hill. Emory witt. and r. = Sapp an.
nouncc free dance to al EMS. visiting
r.lks. their wives. sw,cthcaris and lady
friends Thursday evening from . to IL
y m.
The social committee have arranged
To have Farwcll's six piece orchestra.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
LAY NITH'I.ED BRICK

Then yuu can JUSTLY hpusi II having
the besi pavement uhlniuablc.
Thurbcr Iirisk Co., Fort Worth. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12

glhcrte ,cl Iuliaby-Thuriow Licur.
nnce.--Mrr Edward II. Mayer. ANA
iiilo. Miss Radle Britain. Accompan'
LIST. Amarillo.
Address-air. Carl G. Goodman.
Alternately.
Address-Mr. a. s. stinnc,t. ANA.
rillo.
Chorus. Bridal Chorus tCowanl--
I'lainvicw Choral club.
Mrs. Arilla Peterson. Director AIRS
Guy Jacob. Accompanist.
Friday Morning.
s3O--Call 10 Order.
organ Cseleotedp--Mr Guy Jacob,
Plainview.
lnvocation-l.cv. II. y. Bullock,
l'lalnview
Reading of Minutes.
Report ~ Credentials Committee.
club Reports q minutcsl
DISCUSSIONS Il minutesl
Addrcss--Miss Helen Swift. College
station.
Piano Selcctedl-Aicmbcr OF Junior
Philharmonic Club. Amarillo.
Report: Department 81 Fine Arts
Mrs l.. 4. Wells. Amarillo ml Art
/ Mrs Arthur Duggan. I.itilcfield o.
Muslc-Mrs. l. u. Cole. Amarillo lcl
I ieraturc-Mrs. \. n. Madden. Anna.
rlllo.
/ Address; Community Service Through
Muslc--Mr. Wallace Clark. Director of
/ Music. W T. 5. y. G.
Discussion and Questions.
Report: Department OF Public Wei.
I fart-Mrs. q. u. Burrow Canyon lal
I Health--Mrs. H. a. Towle Snyder. 90
I Child Welfarc-Mrs. Alton Andrews.
I Ciowoli ,cl Community Service--AIrs.
q. T. Vineyard. Amarillo. ldl Friendly
Relntions--Mrs. Fred Bocrner. Lub.
book.
Rcading-Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher. Anna.
/ rill0.
Report: Department OF Legislation
Mrs. r r Rolasson. Hereford til Civil
Service Airs e r. Watkins. Quanah
] fil Tax Rcvision-Mrs Martin Crcwes.
childross.
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Hereford
Report: Department Press and Pub
llolty-Mrs. George Saigling. Plain.
view. ml Printing--Mrs. ". II. Dick.
enson. Lockney.
Talk; The Endowment Fund--Mlss
Anna shelton. Fort Worth.
business.
| i2:0O-Adiournment
Friday Afternoon.
l0O--Cai 10 order.
fnvocation-Rcv. ". e. wrigh,
plalnview.
Reading of Minutes.
; Report ~ Credentials Committee
concluded
Report: Department ~ Industrial
and Social Condition--Alrs. Jane,
Trent Clarendon. ial Prison Reform
Mrs q. Marion Shaw. Litllcficld. "a
Business and Industrial Relations
Miss Lula Blair Neal. plainyicw
: Address-NlrS. G. A. Teal,.. Houston
, Quartettr tSelectedl-Mrs. ArillI
Peterson. Mrs a. W. O'Kecfc. Mr. Ma,
Cram. Mr.. Jake Burkett. Plainvicw.
, Address: American Citizenship--Airs
". =. Davis. Childrcss.
Report: department of American 81,
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!. cal Training for CiiiEcnship-Mrs. G. A
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
MEETING TO M HELD ny
Oh ZEN EITHER CI.lR

Queen Esther Club viii NEE, Thursday
afternoon. beginning NJ J U'clock. ~ the
home of Mrs. q. =. Babb. soi Pierce
Street.
A fun attendance II requested and all
members are asked a. bring their gifts
for the Old l.adys Home ~ the lodge on
that afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-12
MRs. JACK BRYANT WILL BE
HOSTESS 70 NEEDLE CItB

MIR Jack BRYANT will entertain Rose.
mary Needle club this afternoon. begin.
Pierce street
ming at . O'Clock nt hes homc. 400