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AMARILLO SUNDAY NEWS AND GLOBE
SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 23, 192«.
Many Christmas
Who’s Who in the Younger Set
in San Antonio were visited.
Parents Thursday
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Thursday night the pupils of Th*
Invitations have been received by
marriage, on December 27, of Misa
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formal
Amarillo
Miss Alexander played the part of
uted to the girla and Mrs. Dunlap re.
Jaan Som-
Christmas tree and evening program
Demonstra-
the reception
in.
houses and sorority groups entertain- old girls were dreased In spinster cos-
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trnditional lines.
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i Missouri, Colorado and Kansas.
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WRIGHT STORES BRIDGED THE GAP
Dan-
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etween
Mt. Ability
Mt. Inability
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Random Notes From Texas University
bar, assisted in receiving and greet-
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The Alpha Daita Pi sorority en-
J. C. Golding of Amarillo aekom-
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Monday shoppers will find full lines to select from as merchandise has been
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Dances Planned
During Holidays
Imported Japanese Vases and
Lustreware China, each.....
Last Day Shopping
As Good As The First
Alpha Alpha Gamma, honorary ar-
chitecture fraternity fur women, en-
tertained with a tea honoring the
freshman girls in th* nchool of ar-
Th* class in advanced elothing in
th* home economica department held
a style show in the girls’ study hall.
Th* Gamma Phi Beta sorority gave
a benefit bridge party Saturday on
the mezzanine floor of the Driskill
Amarillo youth is preparing' a
dancing time for the holiday season.
Each night la starred with at least
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Miss Verda Baker haa heen
tributing feature artieles to
MeMurtry Studio of Dancing delight-
fully entertained their parents and a
few invited ruests with a studio dem-
of
ix-
bon
ONLY
WRIGHT
STORES
DO IT
THE
WRIGHT
WAY I
aid. Christine Campbell and Cather-
ine Clark.
onstration program.
The program for the <
demonstration of the w
im conducted in the eli
N
Miss Marie Miller of Canadian is
a member of th* local chapter of th*
council of primary education which
held a meeting Friday at the Wom-
an'* Faculty.
Masaie, Adelle llounsels and severul
| other co-eds served at models.
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And then on Saturday night there
is always the Nat—where everybody
will be.
WRIGHT’S LOWER COST AND
SALES SYSTEM IS THE BRIDGE, IT IS
A BIG THING—DOES BIG THINGS, AND
MEANS BIG THINGS TO WRIGHT
STORE CUSTOMERS!
Weekly
Social
Calendar
Christmas dance, • o'cloek.
Delta Sigma Upnilon fraternity, an-
nual < hriatinas ball. Crystal ball*
room.
Catharina Scott, Jackie
mers.
Second grade pupils:
lion of more advanced
Mrs. W. A. Coombi of Amarillo will
be the holiday guest of her parents.
Mr. and Mre. S. A. Walter*.
Still a wonderful array on display. Values
to $3.50. y
A Master Character Bullder .
What Can I De Best?.
I will teach yoe ht one later*
vlew ta find your ewer and
cepacity la what nature intend,
od yon to be and help you to ha
It.
"THE pocket-book is a sensitive, nervous,
- suspecting, suspicious thing, since thous-
ands of theories arc advanced by dealers
everywhere why it should be opened to them
in the purchase of their wares; Hundreds of
them concerned with things not nearly so vi-
tally important to you as the HOME.
house party were: Misses Halcyon
-Campbell, Luella Davis, Dorothy Fer- |
reo, Lottie Wright and Louise Neal,
A Christmas party was also held at
the chapter house and a mahogany
WRIGHT STORES have bridged the gap
between INABILITY and ABILITY to own
the kind of furnishings you want at a SPOT
CASH price with CREDIT terms if wanted,
and an INSURANCE FEATURE whereby .
your balance is protected at a cost to you less
than current Banking interest.
Half Round End
Tablet $1.95
Good looking and sub-
stantial. Wrought Iron
base.
Fitted Overnight
Cases $3.95
Christmas season were served.
Mn. Kenyon was assisted in enter-
taining by Mrs. J. L. McLoughlin,
superintendent of the department
and the following teachers: Mr*. E.
- E. Simmonds, Mr». O. M. Franklin,
Mn. 8. D. Spillars, Mr*. Rex Ma-
honey. Mr*. George B. Darnell and
Miss luth Judd.
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Wednenday
Circle No. 1. West Amarillo
who ar* ntriving to make initiation 1 wan, Mr*. W. W. Woolney, Mr*. L.
grades presented a elever surprise A. Kerr, Mr*. John Staleup, Mr*. E. J.
stunt a* "The Theta Harbs." Kirby ' Voght, Mrs. J M. Hagan. Mr*. Hob
hall also carried out its dinner along Amo*, Mrs. L. A. Koch and Mr*. H. L-
The final try-out* for the inter-
collegiate debate squad have been
held and the following twelve men
selected from a group of bixty de-
baters: Ben L. Bird. Arthur Bagby,
Jr., Spurgeon Boll. Ray Bland, Bob
Eikel, Charles M. Harris. Jim Hulse,
I Leroy Jeffers, Bennett Lay, Fowler
Robert*, Arthur Sandlin and Frank
McMurtry Studio
Gives Program to j
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—Photo by Mr«. E. B. Meyer
JOSEPH TACK
was •
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elever costumes and artintte wanz-
meat of the work made it vary zatei-
enti a* score favors.
Those present were: Mr*. L. W.
Timms, Mr*. Roy Hoggatt, Mn. F. B-
Christian, Mn. M. M. Batter. Mn.
W. 8. Kenyon, Mr». Frank Gillett, 1
Mr*. Chester Pugh, Mn. H. M. Bev-
' erly, Mr*. H. O Bradford, Mr«. Frank '
or “Missus.”
California Artificial
Flowers
In good looking boxes
readv for presentation
75c. $1.00, $1.25.
Art Taffeta Fancy
Pillows
in pastel shades. New
shipment received Satur-
. day. $1.95—$2.95,
$149 Rayon Undies $1.00
A specially selected group
of attractive wearables. .
$1.95 Silk Hom $1.19 ‘
One table of high class
hosiery for one day sell-
ing.
1929 Pattern Prints
29c Yard
‘These fast color prints
just received from the
mill. They’re beautiful.
Mar- |
Mrs. |
A-b
steps and
turns. Dancing to the Classica, Hu-
Russell, Edith Taylor.
Specialties: Song and Danca due’. '
Cleta Greet Holland. William Dan-
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Sant, Claus come* to visit the little son of Mr. and Mr». T. J. Tack,
832 Bowie street. Joseph haa blue eyes and blond hair and by the look*
of thing* he and Old Santy ar* planning a great surprise for Joe'* very
first Christmas.
J. S. Lanham, J. 1. Levi, Geraldine
Massie, Louise Robinson, Naomi
King, Ben Walters and Alone Jucobs
are among th* students who were
reported by the health service as su-
faring from influenza.
I Stubbeman. Debate* will be held ।
' with the team* of the universities of
Anideal giftfor the Miss
SANTA CLAUS VISITS
REGINNERS DEPARTMENT
Lout thirty-five little folk* who
afe member* of the beginner* de-
partment of the San Jacinto Baptist
Sunday school wore entertained with
Mr*. O. Ellia, chaperon at the Delta
! Zeta house, will spend Christmas in
I Amarillo.
secretary presented to the house by
the pledges.
The member* of the Sigma Nu fra-. the dining room and the artice mem-
ternity entertained with a formal
dance at the Austin Country elub.
The affair wai termed a “snow ball”
and the motif was carried out in all
IMS BRIDGE CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
Mr». J. H. Tanner was hostess for
a lovely Christmas party given com- l
alimentary to the 1926 Bridge Club
at her home, 116 East Seventeenth
street. Thursday afternoon.
Holly, mistletoe, evergreens end a
large Christmas tree formed an ap-
propriate. setting for the happy gath-
ering. Under the tree was a large
collection of pretty gifts, which were
distributed In the gift exchange
which preceded the game*.
High icore want to Mr*. We* It-
zard, second to Mr*. Glenn Forson,
and after tha prize award* a dainty
Christmas plate luncheon was nerv-
ed te the following:
Mra. IL Vandenberg. Mr*. T. W.
Hunt, Mr*. C. C. Martin, Mr*. R. B.
Burnett, Mra. Billy Boren, Mra. We*
Izzard, Mr«. R. L. Gulley, Mra. C. J.
Smith, Mrs. Lindsay Smith, Mr*.
Glenn Forson, Mn. F. U. Randall and
St.
porta
o'clock.
Christmas Eve serviee at 11; IB
o'clock.
moresque, advanced work; Mendles-
■hen’* Spring Song.
Arm Exercises; personnel of cte**:
Lorene Barlow, William Denver, Eli-
zabeth Danner, Joan Edwards, Marlo
largess, Clete Grace Holland, Mary
Mood, Virginia Read, Sisily Roberts,
Elisabeth Scott.
Special number*: Campus Drag,
latest bell room fad; Edith Taylor,
Harriet Ann Collard Reading, Mar- 1
varet Jane Broome; Baby Tap dance,
Jackie Jean Sommers.
Solo Dance, Queen of Hearts, Hel- |
on McKinley; Reading, Charleen Mc-
Carter; Second year Junior Girl*.
French Maid* chorus danee, by The-
da Clark, Margaret Woodruff, Har-
riett Ann Collard, Myrtle Carmen
Exench dor* leading into the dining Beasley, Mary Stone, Ernestine Bark-
Aom mysteriously opened) revealing ley, Adelle Housselr, Bob Stone,
. Santa slyly arranging gifts upon a Chester Day, Curtis Piper and Teeny
brilliantly lighted tree. Surprised at ' Evans. A. P. Edwards ii a mem-
being caught, old Santa was indue- her of the fraternity,
ed to atay and amuse the small - - ■ •
with an attractive tea
rpting as well as instructive to all
those present.
The program as rendered follows:
Baby Bar work: Demonstration of
beginners fundamental steps; Song
and dance, Rock O’ Bye Baby; Danc-
ing to the Classics, Humoresque;
Persopnel of this class: Betty Bou-
doln, Margaret Jane Broome, Betty
Rose Credit, Shirley Danver, Leona
May Mathieson, Paulino Mitchell,
Charleen MeCarter, Helen McKinley,
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ONLY WRIGHT STORES DO IT THE
WRIGHT WAY!
for
CR-
rillo Country club, B o'clock.
Thareday
The Clark Wesley Class. San Ja-
cinto Methodist chureh. Kids Party,
at church. 2180 o'clock.
Danee, Miss Edabeth Harmon, at
studio homo, 102 West Tenth street,
V o’clock.
" Thursday “41" elub, Christmas
party, Mrs. C. W. Battersea, at heme
uf her daughter. Mrs. W. B. Kenyon,
1709 Harrison street. 1:10 o'cloek.
A. A. U. W. Book Club, Mrs. W. R.
Klingennmith, HIT Hayden street,
2130 o’cloek.
Monday
John Alden Chapter, C. A. R., on*
terlain the children of the Amarille
Day Nursery, at the nursery, 4
o’eloek.
Dinner-Dance, Amarillo Athletia
club, for member* only.
Church Sehool of M. Andrew's,
Christmas part), in Parish house, I
Woodruff, Lawrence MeMurtry Jr.
Suite of Drama Dances from Alice
in Wonderland: Alice, Theda Clark; |
Tweedie De De, Harriett Ann Cel- 1
lard; Tweedie Dee Dum, Myrtle Car-
men Russell; The Duchess, Edith
Tayler; The Mad Hatter, Margaret
Woodruff.
Musical Comedy Ensemble Dance:
Senior Girls, Martha Greening, Elsie
Little, Edra Malone, Perry Lou Mc-
Caskill, Sus Alice Simpson, Maxine
Shannon.
Callahan, 3807 Van Buren street,
with a meat enjoyable Christmas
patty. The happy Yuletide seaxoh
was featured in the entire decora-
the effects, the tallies end th' re-
freshmeats werved at the close of the
ghmes.
MRS. McKenzie will sing
AT MEETING OF CLASS
Mrs. John G. McKenzie will sing
thia morning nt the meeting of the
T. E. L class of the First Baptist
church, 8:48 o'eloek.
She will bo accompanied by Mra.
Vivian Darty.
All members are invited to be pro*.
MPand to bring their friends. All
v Fi tor* ar* always weleome.
Tvends)
Country elub.
attractive packages, proved the most
interesting feature. Every membar
present received a lovely Christwtns
gift, and in tha games Mrs. M. M.
Sadier, Mss. F. B. Christian and Mrs.
Frank Terrell received extra pros.
ing th* guests. Among those in the
rooms. Gifts were given to each of
decorations. Ligon Smith's orches- l
a Christmas party on Thursday after-i tra from San Antoni* played during
noon, at the home of Mrs. A. s. Ken- the. eveninz A zandwieh supper,
yon. 604 Carolina street. 1 coffee, hot chocolate, nut. and eon-
After a delightful time spent in fections were served... AmonK the
games, songs and stories the large xuests were: Mary Nobles, Agnes
S. B. A. WILL HAVE
CHRISTMAS PARTY
The annual Christmas party, of th*
Security Benefit Association will be
held Monday evening at 8 o'clock at
the Carpenters' Hsll, and the com-
mittee in charge is arranging a salon*
did program for the evening. There
will be a large Christmas tree and
vther Yuletide decorations, with a
—_________ treat for the children. Santa
Claus will also be on hand.
The Drill Team will attend dressed
in their new uhiforms to escort
Xante Clans. '
Parents are especially invited to
put presents on the tree for their
children.
The affair is given especially for
8. B. A. members, their immediate
families and out-of-town guests.
hotel,
Monday night Delta Sigma Upsilon
high school fraternity, will open the
week’s entertainment with their an-
nual Christmas ball. Dancing will be
in the Crystal ball room ofithe Her-
ring hotel from nine Til —
The Amarillo Athletic elub enter-
tains the same night with a dinner
dance tar members only.
Christmas night the Country club
gives its annual Christmas fermal.
Thon Wednesday night Mrs. Chester
Mervin McCullough entertains at ths
Country club honoring her daughter.
Jane.
Thursday night the high school
crowd will meet at Edabeth Her-
1 mon's and Friday night the college
crowd will be entertained by the
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical
Alumni in the Crystal ball room.
one big danee-and every night there frienda the approaching
ar* the Blu* Blowers at the ilerring tmFrA..‘ n.wi. Ml
All the dormitories, boarding
ed with Christmas parties early In
the week before preparations for the
holiday trips home begsn. Misses
Maxine Whitmoee, Helen Parr, Ruth
Alexander, Lona Dean, Elisabeth
Howard and Besn Walters took pail
in the celebration at Mrs. Dunlap'..
We wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Miss Alice Ann Rix left Friday for
Lubbock where she will spend a few
days before going to Big Spring for
a holiday visit. Miss Rix has been
a recent patient in the Infirmary.
8248VVVVV-I/WTe• jimynn ar
arriving daily. "
Lamps! Lamps! Lamps!
Where is there a woman who does not
love the soft glow of lamps to light her
evening hours?
$1.1»—THE TAISHO. POTTERY
BOUDOIR LAMP
Raised birds and flowers on lamp, parch-
ment shade. Greatest lamp ever offered
at this price.
$1.39—CRINOLINE GIRL BOUDOIR
LAMP
A metal lamp, finished in gold and black
and silver with Seco silk shade, to match
in assorted colors. A little beauty.
$1.19—CAST IRON READING LAMP
A most convenient size is this good look-
ing lamp of black and gold finish with
parchment shade. A most acceptable
gift.
POLY PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH $9.59
An unusual machine at an unusual price.
Providing a long of pleasure at a nom-
inal cost.
A large beautifull decorated ana poinsettas.
Chriatmas tree bearing a number of | in the gamen, Mr«. L. R. Cloninger
received high score and Mr*. Carli .1.0
A. Prater received comsolation. 8eeurity Henefit . Azoocintion,
After th* game, lovely gift* were IChrietmas, party 8 • cluck at tha Car-
presentea l* thone preuent. ipentera Hall. Seventh Sad Harrinon
Th* vuest litt ineluded Mr*. Tom Street -a
Gilley, Mr*. W. C. Rhodes, Mr*. H. G.
Maxfield, Mr*, r. W. Ansley. Mra, L.
K. Fit*. Mr*. Carl Prater. Mr*. I.. T.
Hani*. Mr*. John Pinuree, Jr., Mr«.
A. C. McKay, Mr*. J. B. Yeager, .Mr*.
L. R. Cloninger.
ceived a handtom* bag. A dinner.
to-date design. Misses Geraldine
Manta Claus. Gift* were distrib-
Student* in architecture who re-
ceived tint mention in faculty judg-
ing were L C. Page, ir. George
Kneip, James Hammond, N. 8. Nay-
fach and Job* Roper, Billy Burke,
M. M Mosely and Temple Phinney
also received mention. Th* prob-
lem was “Tha Foyer of an Upsra
House." Ralston Seott was among
the students rending a problem to
th* Beaux Arts institute in New
York.
formed the celebration al the Pl Phi
house and that at the Theta house
followed traditional custom. Th*
Piano duet, courtesy Mrs.
caret Kiersey Woodruff, by
the member* present, from a beauti-
ful decorated tree.
Those present:
tumes and the pledges appeared as ' Mrs. Bob Emmett. Mr*. L. L. Fer-
children, while a group of old pledge* l ree, Mr*. Roy Dee. Mr*. Walter Fuer-
$10.00 PER
MONTH
WILL
FURNISH
A HOME 1
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chitecture. Members of the fratern- , "S" hall has been remodeled for
ity who were hostesses for the af- the use of the Curtain elub and the
fair were: Ruby Lee Ransom, Lily club can now present its play* al a
Rush Walker, Dorothy Hill, Cornelia reasonable price.
Colthrop and Gertrude Summer*. | —- —
The Chemistry club was entertain-
rd at Kirby hall. The affair was
informal and Mie* Cornelia Hedrick
gave a feature of the program which
preceded the social hour.
। hotel. This is the favorite way in
which sorority girls raise funds for
th* philanthropic work of the ns-
LOWER COST
AND SALES SYSTEM
candles burned in every place of
vantage throughout the reception
suite. Mrs. H. Y. Benediet and Mr».
T. If. Bowman poured tea during the
first hour and were succeeded by
Misses Geraldine Massie and Lucile
Williams. The pledges served in
past week. fca! construction | T
1 Leap xear bnidge
Clubls Given
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were combined in the nffnir al the I MHS. AGEY ENTEKTAINS
Littlefield dormitory which was given LAS AMIGAS CLUB. i Christian church, at church, 8 o'clock,
in honor uf Dr. and Mrs. H. Y. Benr . Mr*. W. M. Agey was host*** Fri- Dance, Mrs. C. M. McCullough. hon-
diet and Yandell, Jr.. Dr. W. J. Bal- । day afternoon to members of the Im* ( oring Miks Jane McCullough, Anta-
Historic costumes were shown as Ue. Miss Mary Gearing and Dr. and Amigas club at her home, 2115 Mon-
well a* silk and wool dresses at up- Mr*. J. B. Wharey. Dr. Wharey roe street.
read a Chriatmas story. A Christ- Christmas decoration* of all hinds
ma* tree and many amuing gifte were used to adorn
WRIGHT STORES arc "HOMESPE-
CIALISTS" and when the pocket-book is
opened to them, there is a value received; a
value to yourself, your family, your friends,
and your acquaintances—in a likeable, hap-
py, livable, more lovable HOME. A HOME
to which you feel an eagerness to return when
the day is done—to the love of your family
and the luxurious comforts of a well appoint-
ed, comfortable HOME.
at ’ VUUUKVt
633ycorJ2
Ada Wynn* and Jnck Lit* at Will:
Point. Th* prospective bride and
bride groom ar* both graduates uf
tha university. Mist Wynne is a
member nf Pt Beta Phi and Mr. Life
it a member at Phi Delta Theta.
Ruests for a while. Each child ta-
"derived a gift from the tree. tertained
MRefreshments in keeping with the honoring tto chaperon, Mrs. Allee
Lockett Penick. Red Carnations and '
white chrysanthemums were cam- j
binod in the decorations and red
$10.00 per month WILL FURNISH A
HOME! May we personally explain our
new method of operation?
Mist Laura Eleanor Marks, student
of the graduate sckoul, entertained
the pledges of Kappa Alpha Theta
with a luncheon at her home. Miss
Lula Lee McKnight and Miss Jan*
McCullough were emong the gu*sl*.
The Lp-m-c P,,t, Terrell, Mrs. H. W. Woolfolk
Daily Texan, one of which dealt with UI!I lolllluo I dI IV 'Mrs. F. E. Rodey,
the leelure and personality at Ben . * ‘
Stolberg, leeture-journaliat. who gave | i LAWNDALE BRIDGE CLUB ,
a series at lecture* at the university. MW Tear Bridge waaw*' ENJOYS LUNCHEON AND
------ delightfully entertained, huraday a- | CHRISTMAS PARTY.
ternoon at the home ef Mr*. F. 0 I Mra, K p Kane was hostens to the I
Lawndale Bridge club with a delight-
ful three-eourse luncheon and Christ-
mus party at her home in the Tal-
mage place on Wednesday afternoon.
A beautiful Christmas tree laden
with gifts added attraction to the
Christmas motif of holly, mistletoe
ne fee avpeintment,
Brte4.Bee.TU
i tionel chapters. Those assisting in
the affair were: Misses Helen and i panied the senior engineers on their
Theresa Hamilton, Emma Jeans Don- | field trip which began Friday ef the
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