Amarillo Daily News (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 125, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 1, 1921 Page: 3 of 8
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AMARILLO DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 1 1921 PART ONE "
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SOCIETY
ALVAH D.
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HONORING MIMA LOI W 8TKKRE.
On U tha mt artlailo and thor-
Highly delightful aortal rventa of the
lota aprlng season and ona largely at-
tended by tha society and club women
if Amanita wss tha Informal lea given
Tuesday afternoon ty Mr a. Ham
Seay at her bnma on UOI Taylur strcat.
In honor of her nlec. XI i Loula
fltear f Virginia daughter of Albnrl
tiieer a prominent American Iron man-
ufacturer who la attending aeveral
weeka In. tha city.
Tha how waa made beautiful nn tha
nrraalon with a variety f garden
flowera fnrna and twlm. In tha mualc
room a dainty pink and whit color
arheine waa carried out with charming
affect In a profusion of lnk and whits
sweetneaa and ferna. and In tha dining
room dalalea and ferna wera u"ed and
blended Into an attrac tive color acheme
of yallow and white.
Tha gueata on arrlvlns wera met at
tha door by Mra. Llndscy Nunn. who
waa gowned In a dainty ruffled lavender
organdie and directed to the reception
rooma whera they were welcomed by
tha receiving line headed by Mr a. 8am
Beay who waa charming In a dresa of
pal green organdie and who pra-
aanted tha guests to tha honore.
gowned In handaome creation of ap-
prloot iona aatin and allver Ure. uthera
In tha receiving line wera Meadumea
Jna B. Donley Herman Pipkin n. C.
T. Itynum Will Monnlng Lloyd
Fletcher and Mlaaea Mildred Purgea
and Doris Nobles.
Mtaa Nina Cunningham who waa
beautifully gowned In black char
Meua and MIm Oludya Seewald who
wore a lovely drcM of orchid aatin
aerved punch In the living room during
tha afternoon while delkioua cream
and rake waa aerved In the dining
room by Miaaea Krancea Purge and
Ollv Thompson.
Rl'HTIC TOITH FOR PARTY.
Aa tha aummer movea on Invariably
you begin to think In terma of country
lunea. Inviting flclda of fragrant grow
Ing thlnga and rustle bridges.
Then why not let something of that
Idea Invada tha party you are giving
for tha June bride tha girl who la going
away for tha aeaaon or your aumtner
VlaitnrT
Get a huge hnt. one of thnae great
flapping affalra farmera arc auppoacd
to wear but aeldom do! tlet ona with
aa low a crown aa possible. A piece
of wire nurtured In each aide of tha hat
and curved up. Ilka a handle will give
somewhat tha effect -of a French bas-
ket. Wind that In right green tulle with
a targe bow at the aide." Then put a
low bowl of water .in tha crown and fill
tha bowl with flowers from your garden
or If you haven't a- garden perhapa you
ran Invada your-nelghbor'a for flowera
With which to fill the ruatlc baaket.
Then In -keeping -wWr thla tha firat
rourae of your luncheon could be amalt
fruit a atrawberrlea If atlll on tha mar
ket aerved In-amall raffia baaketa at
each place. The latter baaketa could
ha ma da at noma.
METER
Quartette honored thoee present with
aeveral selections which were highly
enjoyed ond during the anclul hour da-
lUioua and dulnly refreshments w-ere
aerved by the hnatea
MINN RKRTIR WARREN ILL IN
LOCAL HANITARIl'M
...
Tha many frlenda of Mlaa Pertla War-
ren who haa been teaching arhool In
Tulla tha paat year will rtgret to learn
that aha la III at Ft. Anthuny'a Sani-
tarium following an operttlon.
Mlaa Warren waa atrlcken with an at-
tack of appendkilla Saturday while on
tha train en route to her noma In Ama-
nita and on arriving In tha city waa
hurrM to tha aanitarium whera the
operation waa performed.
Reporta today however ahow that
ah la much Improved tnd It la alncecely
hoped by her many frlenda hera that
aha will Bonn be restored to her former
good health.
MRS. UjOTD FLETCHER IS HON-
TRHM TO I. E. O.
Tha members of tha local P. K. O.
Chapter wera entertained thla afternoon
at tha horns of Mr a. Lloyd Fletcher on
Weet Thirteenth Street at S o'clock
and an Intereatlng program waa ren-
dered under the leadership of Mr a. C.
II. Ball. A paper on "The Inter-Church
Movement" waa rendered by Mra. I'. N.
Giver; Mlaa Mary McDonald gave a
splendid talk on "Chrlatbin Education
to Preaerva Democracy." and "Peal
Pooka for Puay Women" waa the title
of a delightful talk given by Mra. II. J.
Farwell.
Fallowing the atudy hour the P. R. O.
troxrs com-MK
Tasta tatash af fJpaalah lafluaac
H t a faa M lata costuais with
Ma atvia grata Jacket rut uit
hart aaawgh la ahow tha grace-
fmKf waa) scarf aaah beneath.
ffc j-irt la eat fall and atralght
tat g Ua f greea la Intradacad
Mtr ttt fcaaa.. Taa laalarUl. a
Otitca araa.
MKMOKIAL DAY NMtYIlM
In tha Memorial Day aervlcea the
Pi-dirul soldier of the t'lvll War who
are hurled In our cemetery wera re-memls-red
along with the World War
and the Confederate soldier. The graven
of the following were decorated with
flags and flowera: Humut-I II. Dyke-
nmn Humui'l Ford. Ilurdln Find. P.
Crane Anderson Parker Captain; A.
M. Trollnger Lleutenunt; Maxwell
Kergeunt; N. ('. Martin. L. P. Musscy
li(i ker Young and John T. McCullough.
CIII'RCII 0RO MZTI0NH TO
MKKT ON WKDNKKIIAY
The Woman' Auxiliary of the Flrat
Christum Church will most on Wednen-
day afternoon at 1 o'clock In tha church
parlora for an IntercMing rogrum ren-
dered by Circle No. I.
Mra. R. 8. Thompaon will be hostess
to the membera of the Woman's Auxili-
ary of tha Central Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday afternoon at I o'clock at
her home on 1701 Polk Htreet.
Tha Woman'a Mtaalonary Society of
the I'olk Htreet Methodist Church Will
meet In buNlneaa aeMlon on Wednesday
afternoon at S o'clock and reporta from
all officers will be heard at that time.
All inemlicra are aaked to be preaent.
The membera of the Woman'a Auxil-
iary of HI. Andrew Kplsropal Church
will meet in all day aeMlon on Wednes-
day beginning at 10 o'clock. In the nr-
Ish hnuae all membera aa well aa In-
terested frlenda are requested to be
present.
The Pell Pen net t Miaalonary Society
of the I'olk Htreet Methodist Church wltl
meet In huslneaa session on Wednesday
afternoon at 1 o'clock In the church an-
nex. TIIR WEEK'S SOCIAL
KYKNTS
Thursday.
Mra. W. 8. Kenyon will lie hosteaa to
the Thursday Forty-Two Club at her
hmne on IMS pierce Htreet Thuraday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Friday.
The' membera of tha Dclphliin Club
will meet with Mra. R. H. Thompaon
KOI IN.Ik Htreet. on Friday afternoon
June I at I o'clock fir a splendid lea.
nn on Prownlng. to be led by Mra.
Mary Miller Peard.
Halurday.
The Potter County Federation of Wo.
men will meet In tha club rooma of tha
Flrat Paptlet Church on Saturday Juns
I at I o'clock. All memliera ar urged
to attend.
ItKMflHTFTL FORTY-TWO
PARTY
Meedamca Glenn and Leon Powen en-
tertained a number of their frlenda with
I delightful forty-two party thla after-
noon at the home of the latter on 1411
Harrison Htreet. at I o'clock.
The guest rooma wera effectively dec-
orated with redn carnatlona and ferna
HOUSE
FOR SALE
Now finishing a strictly modern
room bungalow. All modern con-
veniences built In.
Oood location In the southwest part
of town. If Interested call or phone
W. M. RICE
M Smith llldg. Phone 17?
VOICES
mad strong to produc UetUtva
powerful and beautiful tonaa by
stare Isea to develop Ua proper
atuarl la taa throat
Thla work Is vary valuasl for
the aaaaklng as wall as tha slat-
ing vote.
Artistes Slating TaagM
EMIL F. MYERS
AasartU CaOeg af Maais
IMS Pas
14 Karat White Gold
Shapplag Oifaraa sad lrgaaats.
A handnaas pier of ewelry with
In jnm4 useful ryegiasa aver
awade. Iet as fit yaa with a pair
far Bwiara ahw ard ahspping
purpose aad da away with Jar
gMag ryegUaaea.
HYDEN'S
K$ relk rkaaa IsM
N. S.
GRIGGS
IM)ertak:r
Paaa IM
or their slater. Miss Luiiki K. HHlet
who recently underwent an operation at
Muyo Hi ot hera Hunltnrluin. '
W. U. McHMidilen IlielliW of the
Amarlllo Rotary Cluls waa a giest ol
tho Dultua Rotary Club at their regulur
weekly meeting Wednesdiy May !&.
Mr. and Mra. C. P. Walsh returned
Hntonlay nlaiit from an extended trip
to New York Wnnhlngton and olhei
INiluls in the east.
Mra. Hen P. Monnlng and son Hen
Jr. are the guests of Mrs. Monnlng'
ninth. r. Mrs. F. W. .lei nig at Clovl
New Mi'XieO.
Mis. J. IV Tullnferrn. who bus Ix-en
on nn extended sIkIiI seeing tilp through
the eUNleril stutes Rllil I'uillldil. returned
Inline tiMlay.
BIUDKH DKFHM
Quaint lltil bouquet of whit
satin roaaa aet in rum's of fine nat
pleatad and finished each with a
ribbon streamer hav much to ilu
with tdie making of this pretty
frock. Mora plaatad net and autln
roaet ara ud to trim the badl.
Ooa may wtar a fina net veil that
faHa barf ovar tha fara In tiiarnilnji
faahton.
nnd on Intert-stlng afternoon of games
lnterierscd with merry conversation
wua enjoyed.
At ( o'clock the tablea wera cleared
and vovera were laid for a delicious two-
course luncheon.
Those Included among the guests
wera: Mesdiimes I). (I. Hume J. R.
Crawford. J. W. CrUdglngton. McAI-
pine C. II. Plxon Clifford llogera. Karl
Cullom. C. UN'eveu. J. T. Price T. R.
Jonea W. P. Ponder. M. W. Lemons.
H. L. Edward John linker. Frank
Raker Llndsoy. and W. F. ft'alrcblld.
HOCIAL N'OTEN AMI
PERSONAL MENTION
Misses Margaret and Annie Schooler
!.. . u i . j m i i i
" I . iiiih llllillllllH lr l(fH-ll-ier. .1111111.
where they were culled to tho liedHlde
IIWTK TO UK tilVKN ON
TIH KKIIAY KVENINU.
An Informul dunce will be given by
the AmurUlii Klks on Tliursdny evening
June t. beginning nt t o'clock at the
F.Iks Home.
All Klks. their wives and lady frlenib
ure eonlhilly Invltiil to utlend.
Im llw.vcl In It. Add etcs well
issteti. links In a loaf.
Filling.
Two tuifkiirc N'cufchutil clicese. 1-4
cup finely chopM-d nuts 1-4 cup chop.
imI iliilt-s. 1.S lefiaitaHiii tfi-stml lemon
rind. I tiililesitHin crriim. 1-4 tisiHpoon
toll.
Ml Insi-edleius In s smooth nssln.
Mole cieHio uihv lie iii-edil. Cut cool
glniier bread Into slices 1 -4 Inch thick.
Muresil with flillns and cover with an
other slice of ginaer bread.
'Copyright l!l Niwi'imi.it Knterptisii
MM I l. NOTEH
MIhs (letielle Work who hn U-en lit-
teiiiliiiK Kldd Key tl winter bus re-
turned home for the muuiner month
MIhs MiiiK'iret Mlckle bus ri'lurned
from Clarendon after sis-ndlng the win-
ter there a a siiiileni of Clarendon
Collcac.
Misses Mnry Hull mid Clnni Currle
who mivc lsen stuilenis of Whltl
4chMi nt AiiNtlu Tcxiin arrived Inane
MEET I N'fl TO HE IIEI.II IIY
WOMAN'S ( 1.1'H.
An Intercut Inn mccltna: will lie held
by the members of the Wuiiiun'a Wtlh
on Thurwluy afternoon. Junu t at I
o'cliMk. at the home of Mrs. C. C. F
I Ilu in hind on 1200 Pierce street.
NIMTER MARY'S KITCHEN
WHITE TOPPED EOtiM.
To miike while topMil eggs Is a slm
pie trick. Just put a cover on tha lan'
The steam cook the film tt whin
over the yolk and makes the egg moat
attractive to look at aa well as cut
The cover should fit tightly enough
to prevent csco of the snutn.
Menu for Tomorrow.
Prcukfiiat Htrawbcrrlea with un
cooked cereul nachcd gg. hot but
tered toast coffee.
Luncheon Fried potatoes creamed
tuna fish ginger Is-ead sandwiches tea
lilnner Proiled lamb chops new iv
lutis-s. buttered asiwiriiaus fruit des
sert nut cuke coffee.
My Own Recipes
(Hd fashioned fried poutnc make a
welcome change In the luncheon menu
Plain boiled potatoes sliced Into hot
"frying." aalt and ieptier are the In
grodlcnta reiiiilred. Put atlrrlng them
so the imtntoes Won t be burned but
will le nicely ts-owned la the secret of
the pnpulitrlty of the dish.
Oinger Ib-ead Handwkliea.
One-hulf cup augnr 1 cup tnoln
If ctin butter. Ill cups flour I tea
sMm cinnamon 1 teaspoon ginger I S
teaspoon cloves I ieaMina aoia I
cup boiling water I egga.
Hoften butter. Mis augar. molusse
and butter. Add flmir and apices. Mix
thoroughly. Add boiling water with
Way June 1;
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Double Stamps Given on
All Cash Purchases
ASK FOR THEM
ycvterdiiy to ienl tha summer months
In Ainurlllo
Mlsa Etella flarner who has been a
student of Hullena College Virginia
tm returned horns fori ho summer holt
tliyn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hcasley and fam-
ily will have this nimnliig for an ex-
tended trip to California.
HirawlH-rrle! HtruwlH-rrles! Fine va-
riety. I'hoiie Votir groceryman.
IIAIJC CENTKU .
In a cloaely contest
Llttlcfleld ground Hatur -the
Hule Center team Wr. .
field by a acor of to I.
Thla was the third gam
tenitia huve played Llttlef:. J
; two. . :.
I Minefield will meet the HO
ItHsui In Hale Center Katurday .
$9
waoARinTcry
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
FORDSON
7M F. O. tt. Detroit
The Fordwm aavea from thirty to fifty per rent of
the farmer 'a time.
The Fordsoa plowa barrowa drllla aa much ground
In the same time as frotu four tu ail horses. (Many
farmer aay It does the work of eight horses.)
The Fordiam dors for the farmer Just what machine
siwer does for the manufacturer It ens hie him to
mitnufactur bla product at b-ss coat. And that la
what the farmer wsnta to do; grow bla rropa more
cheaply and make bla margin of profit greater. And
the Fordson will help him do It.
Iet ua prove thla to you by a demonstration on your
own fiii in. Just phona ua or drop ua a card.
"Senrka YouTI LUtt"
Cooper-Irvin Motor Co.
AtrrnoRUKo ford drai.ths
tut
fflra
TenfnrlOccDts. Hind
size. Ueilen carry both.
10 tor 10c; 20 for 20c.
It's touted.
Eye Ear Note and
Throat Specialist
Eyesight tested glasses
fitted.
Dr. Claude Wolcott
Fuqua Building1
Ws Csa Sav Yaa Moarjr aa
DIAMONDS
P. A. Zehringer
Watch Maker and Jewelec
M Folk IMrsat 1
rhon Il4t
Pearls Strang la S lloura' Tim.
All Work Guars aiaed
Arrararjr Is say Malta
Excellent Lina af JJawsbj
: JUNE ' ;
BrunGvick Records . .
-ON SALE TODAY-
This comprshsnstvs Hart of Juns rscords Is bafcrs tha public
salactsd archaauatsd and lacordad with thought far varkty
frashnaaa and Anlsh. Ws srs conAdsnt that It will aisat with
Ihs apprsclstlon of svsr clsss of nuslelovsrs.
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SECRET OF CHILD GROWTH
DISCOVERED AT LAST
llelns a hnuarkeepcr and a mother
tht-sf tliys ineuns keeping li with a
(ust moving iirncear'un! Hardly a week
IstsM-s but tnnt some Important disi-uv-t
ry Is (nude In the realm of houaekerp-
ing. The must recent of theae discoveries la
"vltamliiea." the nsme given to the
giowth iinidurliia; rsrtlea of some
IoimIs. This wind which la fust liccim-
log ciimiiion to l ha housewives of
America waa entlrt-ly unknown to even
the b-aiit-ra of ImhI research ut only a
lew years ago.
Time waa when all food valuea were
given In calorM'. the unll'of measure-
ment of the furl value. Then came di-
vision Into iirotnlns. carbohydrates fata
and mineral aalia with muh einphasta
lut-d on the (Irat two and very little
nn the Ust. irutbly lor tha reaaon that
so little waa known.
Kven thla knowledge wsa Incomplete.
A diet that wss complete In all of these
twrtlculsrs wss often unsatisfactory so
lar aa sruwth unimltlnn waa concerned
Almistt by arvluVnt It waa discovered
thai there waa a difference In fats that
sHiie (nta tatised groth while others of
the same caloric value had no growth
cum wnait-vrr.
"Vltamlnea" waa tha nam given to
this growthtpromotlng proiierty. Tha
iiroiM-ny Is found In only a few! foods.
and the most Important of the vltamlnea
is found only in liutlcr Ut and tha yet
low wirt or ear.
Creamery butler then long eateemed
bv the hou-keeter for Ha purity and
flavor tNfoniea her mainstay In pro-
viding for the best health of her family.
This true ei--tally of children for it
bsa twn uvfinlt-ry shown that without
thla ' tamlns" fad no child ran attain
Ita nornutl srowili.
IIIUiWN 8f(Un SAIVK
U cup Mltlctoe Putter.
! cuia brown augar.
I cup water.
I ti-NstKMin cinnamon.
IH tessMMn nutmt'S.
Cook the sugar. wat-r and butter for
five minutes. Add spices snd serve
vt-rv hot over apple lumpllngs or any
uddln.
tHOKKD PAI.AI) nitKHSl.NO
(To have on hand.l
I eag yolka.
I uiilespnon flour.
I teasHinn aalt
run rtifc'r vineanr.
S cup hotting water.
Cayenne imprlka.
4 cup Mlstk-lne Putter.
Peat the egg yolk salt and augar un-
til llaht. Ut-nd In the (lour and vint-sar.
Heat In the hotline water and aranm-
lns and cook over hot water until
thick. Me't the butter and beat It In
with a fork. Put thla dressing ssete In
use ss needed (me tsblesiioiinful of tt
besten In a run tsT whlnoeal t resm. alii
ae -t-e f-iiir or al fruit salads.
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I ii arvi arvr a g. i a
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Cream from supcrvisd
djirirs pasteurized churned
and veakoned in wow-whiee
. modern creameries
Nothing added except tdx
Tun gas aefr)r CayaaW.
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