Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 8

PAOE EIGHT CORSICANA DAILY SUN SATURDAY, MAY 12TH, 1917. In Society Record of the Social Events in the City of Corsicana During the Past Week. in providing what is to be called The M'est Second avenue, the June West End Tennis Court, with a club meeting, of young girls and boys to preside over THE WAYS. every man there openetli A Way, and M'ays, and a Way. And the High Soul climbs the High Way, And the Low Soul gropes the Low, And in between, on the misty flats.

The rest drift to and fro. But to every man there openeth A High Way, and a Low, And ever, liman decideth The WayiivL soul shall Mi.ss Katrina Stout, who is spend- ang the week-end witli friends, will return home tomorrow evening. Mrs. James L. Autry came up this iweck to he with her parents, Mr.

and H. E. Kinsloe, a few da.vs. Mrs. G.

E. Fritz who has been spending the pa.st fortnight with Ennis iriends returned home on Wedne.sday. M.iss Fatty Miss Cora Mills and Mi.ss Brandon Dyer leave Monday for Bieaumont to visit Mrs George -liOrd. On Tuesday Mrs. Iliehard Mays, Miss I.ouisp Face, Mrs.

Clyde Stroud and Mrs. M'illiam Shell motored to Dallas in the Hudson Miss Liicile Milligan who ha.s been enjoying a week of pleasures in Waco, is at home again much to the plea.sure of friends. The Friday Bridge Club is not meeting this week on account of thcj more important Cvent of the with Mrs. J. L.

Halbert. Miss Virginia Tottin of Austin who has visit tig C. L. West left Thursday to visit relatives in Dallas. pleasant out of town guest.

Beautiful flow'prs everywhiere in the reception rooms and dainty refreshments iwere plea.sant features of this very enjoyable social event. Diplomatic Weddings. A M'ashingtoii paper of recent date had this: recent bridegroom is Fouileff, of the Bulgarian staff, who was to 'wH'dd Miss Samuel of Philadelphia, Thursday. Following him closely will be Mr. Ferdinand de Mohrenschildt of the Russian embassy staff, who will be married lo Miss Nona McAdoo on May 15th.

The engagement of Mr. Hugo V. de Pena, first secretary of thte Uruguayan legation, to Miss Ethel Hundley, of Baltimore, was announced this week, with no date for the wedding. Mr. de Pena is a son of the minister whose family have Ixten active in the social affairs of many seasons in its pleasures.

This enterprise bears an Important feature in the civic work of the city also, as an unsightly vacant lot has been turned into a beauty spot, with seats, swings, close clipped turf, vine covered fences. As everything Daughters of the American Revolution have issued the following siginlficant reminder: The American Flag. The American Flag stands for our Nation in peace or in war and is the these days must bear its patriotic ihjiiblem" of liberty, devoUon stamp, an American flag will float in.tice. In design and color it svnibol- the summer breezes from the flag izes the ideals of the founders of our pole being erected for the purpose. If Government, and in composition it you have not seen the attractive history; for its stripes, alter- grounds, drive out Fourth avenue.

A nate red and white, proclaim the orig- formal opening is planned for the fifteenth, when Dallas visitors and per- inal Union of the Thirteen Statics which maintained the Declaration of haps others will take part in a great Indepennndennce; and its stars of tournament. white on a field of blue proclaim the Union of Siate.o constituting our National Constellation which receives a new star with every new state. The Concert at Carnegie Hall. The cards of invitation issued cently to demonstrate the merits of togetther signify and the Edison phonograph and its wonderful power to recreat music and the singing voice drew a capacity house at a free concert Monday evening, decidedly the largest audience seen at Carnegie Mall in many a day. do appreciate a free concert.

The liberal way In which is being advertised is worthy of the great name the instrument present. Its very colors have a white is for purity of our National in. stilutions and principles: blood red is for valor and the undying devotion. of our people; the blue of the heavens is for truth ad unlimited freedom; its stripes signify justice, and its stars 'enlighten the world with liberty. Consecrated as the guarantor of our the audience seemed more than.

ton, and whose three daughters have I pleased with the pleasure i and opportunities, religious Gardner is truly an artist nrui and free education, the delightfully, en unison with her-1------------------------------------------------------------elf, despite the fact that lorgenitis had reeently been serving her badly. staff of courteous managers from the Inahnit Drug C'ompany, who will represeni the Edison in Corsicana, were on hand to make the event a sue-j cess, and to see to the comfort of the; large audience. We make a ciality of Gossard Corsets and Brassieres IDA FREEDMAN C. W. B.

M. Entertained. The rnenihers of the Auxiliary C. B. M.

of the First 'Christian Church were delightfuly ontertaiiiod on Monday afternoon when Mesdanies Al) King and M'iley Ilohinson, as joint hostesses hospitably welcomed them and a few additional guests to the lovely bungalow home, situ-1 Purifies Highly antiseptic. Gsed as a curative agent for all c.vtcrnai’^V skin troubles. Conceals permanent blemishes and reduces unnatural color. Idea! for correcting greasy skins. Oriental Cream SenJ 10c.

for Trial SUe KURD. T. HOPKINS SON, New York Our of (Simmons Beautiful Steel Beds at Moderate Prices Thursday Bridge Club. This cliih, made of twelve girls of the yotmger set, was delightfully entertained on club day by Hattie McDanliel. There are no formalities about these small bridge circles, fljut just a (pleasant time for congenial friemi.s.

Miss Edith jwssed all contestants for the game favor wfliich was a lovely corsage of eweet The hostess served ice tea, and a very templing strawberry shortcake topped with whipjted cream. AJi.sses Edith and Esther Nobles will ('ntertain the club next week. social plea.sure for next week rwiill be the hospitality extended by the Misses McCh-ery to the Friday afternoon foriy-two elul). entertain at their home for their sister, Mrs. Mruphy whose heialth at present does not i)ermif of the duties connected with entertain ing.

Hociety at present seems to he settling into a state of depression, diiK' pe.rliaps to the more weighty matter of war, wiiich has been brought home to iLs in a very reiUistic way with so many of our young men leaving for the training camps. Or, so it seems to in the quest for news to ehronicle in our weekly social columns. The Civic Club mlembers always alive to any forward or helpful step for Corsicana, arranged with Mrs. Cas- Hiie Ferguson for a canning demonstration on Friday afternoon at the High School building. A large crowd of in- ladies were present to avail of this siplendld opitortun- ity to learn the latest methods of canning fruits and vegteta.bles.

A surplus of vegetables from the many fine gardens in Corsicana will make this very valuable to housekeepers who are anxious to do tlUeir in conserving food. I Wednesday Auction Bridge Club. Members and a few suhstilute players enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. R. L.

Reese on Wednesday, the hostess bedecking lier home witli beautiful and sweet peas for tlie occasion. Mrs. M. Dyer was the fortunate winner of a cut glass liowl, tlie guest prize, and Mrs. Browning received a ho.x of handkerchiefs for elnh score.

The salads and ices made the daintiest of refreshment plates, over whieli guests lingered for a hour following the Next week Mrs. C. R. Terry will be hostess The Latest Ideas YOU are the one that will most benefit by our inquiry into the latest ideas in Portraiture. Have just returned from the Eastman School for Professional Photographers.

By co-opcrating with the best manufacturers, we have introduced exclusive style, grace of line, balance of proportion and beauty of finish into the less expensive furniture, so that the pieces now arranged here in a unique exhibit deserx'e to rank with the finest product of the art. Every home-maker in this city will surely come tothisdisplayand discover a little world of new ideas and ideals in furniture. The Simmons Steel Bed illustrated is but a single sample of what the cleverest manufacturers in the world are doing to transform furniture from the realm of the purely useful to the realm of the artistic and beautiful. Yet this bed is only one of a complete line of Simmons Steel Beds. Prices range from to St)des vary from facsimile wood finishes in many Period styles to the simplest enamels in soft pastel tones.

Home Furnishers Interior Decorators DIALERS IHHDU5EFURNISHIHC i Tuesday Bridge Club. The club members ex joyed their bridge game with Mrs. Itufus Hardy this week, with iMr.s. (5. .1.

Heflin the These informal 77ie photographer in your to wn Studio 1181 N. Beatoii been factors in the young fe.s- jtivities since they came here, six year.s ago. Margaret Gould, daughter of champion player. gatherings of a genial little cir.jju^ij.^ recently announced to Manuel Garcia de Quevedo of Por- peetant for each one of the members, as it is deemed a real misfortune to niiss a single meeting. Mr.s.

N. Holloway assi.sler her mother at the serving of lovely refre.slmient.s. The good women of Europe, who have honorably worked for their country have set an example to the world. 1 think American women can do more beneficial service by farm- to Rico has decided upon June 2 as her twedding day. Helen Gould will be her maid of honor.

The other attendants havie not yet been West End Tennis Club. Society and lovers of out door recreation in general are according Mcs- datne.s W. F. Dunn and Carter Kirven ing and eliminating fancy foods and all the credit for their splendid work expensive dress and give their savings i to those who are in dire need of help. So says Mabel Taliaferro, the noted actres.s and screen star, who will do intensive farming on lier b.autiful Long Island as her to Uncle Sam.

As she says furtliei. all women can not be lied Cross nurses, i Mrs. C. Sloan has invited the. Missionary Society of the Third Ave-j nue Presbyterian Churcli to moit with her.

Monday, 14th, is tlie day, and 3:30 p. ni. is the hour. Mrs, Sloau as hostess and Miss Steele as president invite all the ladles to come and enjoy the good program and social hour. REPORT Ell.

It has just occured to us that so far there are no June weddings to aix- noiJace, iwhich breaks almost all tra- ditioffis in our little city. Not even dame rumor seems to be lending a hand to this all important matter. Surely wie have a grievance against Dan Cupid, especially as the onatri- iml.iial market reports from other places are unusually lively. The Tuesday Auction Forty-two Club enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. A.

N. Justlss this week when the usual six tables -weiki engaged in the spirit, ed contest in which the and were pitted against each other. The laurels wrested by the will he hleld tmtil another matched game tunis the tide against them. Mrs. Downing Kneale, sister of the hostess, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, was a mm ated about 3 1-2 miles east of town on Star Spangled Banner i.s a the Powell pike.

The ride out and thing and as such a certain delVr- baek was rather cool, but the fresh-J enee is its due. Cherished by our ness of the trees and grass with the hearts and upheld by our hands it charm of space and distance was all should he carried upright, or fly aloft; very refreshing to the city dweller. jit should be raised at sunrise and The devotional part of the prognim lowered at sunset; no adverti.siement was in the hands of Mrs. T. McEl-j tmty mar its surface nor may it be wee, who eondueted the lesson in a desecrated by base usage; no hand most intelligent and interesting man- nuiy touch it irreverently, ner, and following a short business Uai.sed before God and all men as session, with Mrs.

J. I). Ambrose pre- Bie symbol of the Stars and siding, came a most enjoyable social Stripes beckons the ipoor and down- hour, with the pleasant privilege of trodden of all races in all lands to viewing the handsome, well arranged the birthright of lionie. Strawberry brick cream iaid liberty, and the pursuits of happiness, angel food cake formed the Hav the power of Old ment course. Mrs.

C. A. Baker, 1735 Glory never be employed in any cause but the just, and may it live to float over a ami better world in un- pelling power from music. Empire i may and fall, faiths wax and wane, modified and abandoned, hut musie remains, and will remain, outliving them all, to voice those subtle, otherwise inexpressive instincts and aspiration.s of the human heart, which reach out and up for the higher, purer, truer life. The successful musician 1s the result of high development in a God- given gift; but appreciation of music is simply a normal faculty that is possessed by all who have not deliberately refused to listen.

The apprecia- Hon of music is a boundless pleasure; it clears the mind, stimulates the imagination, inspires higher thought, develops spiritual temperament and increases our capacity for happiness. Happiness is harmony and music is the outburst of spiritual harmony. Let no man coincide that music is foolish- i ness. Consider the song of the jingale; it did not learn to sing he- I cause of an idle fancy. The (iod of made it to sing and the God of nature never made a mistake.

The I are all marie by men, and the who does not love music is a mistake. Edward Baxter Perry Has titifhfully said that the first, last, liest, most contant of our friends among the fine arts, meets us at the thresh- hold of life whh gentle, caressing voice. soothes. encourages and strengthens us through all in manifold Tonight, experiences, inspires us to the loftiest scheduled for endeavors, quickens and stimulates Hills last night was postponed our purest, deepest emotions, and Jonlght. The play, leaves us reluctantly at last only when which was so successfully giv- we bid farewell to be repeated.

Chil- But does it leave us then? Whom will be admitted free, while a can say? We only know that in all charge of 25 tents will be made dreams and pictures of the hereafter, against adults, music is the only one of the fine arts A Sunday Spent witheiit tlie aiHioyaiiee of a meal. You ean do by with u.s. THE NEW CLUB CAFE D. MOLLOY, Prop. W.

ROY MEOARIS CAR PHONE 1461 Residence Phone 387 Moving His Family to Corsicana. F. P. who i.s contractor for the good roads work in the Frost, Dawson and Montfort communities, is moving his family to from Athens and will occupy the I). P.

home on West Third avenue. Rexait Remedies at Coulson Drug Co. Dependable Shoes --FOI9 MEN We are sliowiiig Low Cut Shoes at $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 that will you. Our slioes fit the foot at I'very point and every worth the money no matter wliat the priec. are going to keep up tlie quality of our slices regardless of the prices.

CORSICANA. TEXAS' which ha.s a place. The Bible says nothing of great poems being written and recited in Heaven or pictures being painted, hut it does mention the music of golden harps and the singing of angel choirs, so that music of all the arts, seems to survive the dissolution of humanity. It has been said and often quoted, Is the only thing of Heaven we have on earth, the only thing of earth we take to MRS. WILL HANSOM, i iversal peace.

PLEDGE -1 pledge to my Flag and to the rFepublic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Issued the Daughters of the ilevolution. About Music. The following was contributed for the Corsicana. Music Teachers Asso- jciaiion by Mrs.

Will Ransom: Music i.s well named the universal language, not only because it is under- stor felt in every land, but every rai e. but because it voices c.d to some influences the universal experiences of all humanity. It puts us in sympathetic touch with other minds and hearts, and gives us the comfort of feeling that in joy and pain, in hope and despair, we are one with our kind. Music is the golden chain whose links bind all humanity together in a bond of common feeling and fellowship. As the drum was the first musical instrument, so the cradle song is probably the oldest and most widely known ami used of all musical forms.

Ages and ages long past, the cradle idiant of the savage mother lulled her little one to rest. From this crude chant to the elaborate compositions of the great masters is merely a matter of evolution. The character of the songs is always the same, and the keynote is maternal love. Again, every form of religion has drawn much of its influence and cora- Nyal Remedies at Coulson Drug Co. USE KING KOMUS Absolutely pure caane syrup.

Noth Ing added to and nothing taken from FORTSON GROCERY CO. Distributors! Smoke HECTOR HAVANA CIGARS 5c EACH MILD AND FRAGRANT SOLD BY ALL MERCHANTS Will be open until 3 tomorrow. Ladles, order your toilet articles phone. Prompt delivery. We can please you.

Beaton Bagby. FIVE IN comfort, style, durability and polae. The Spirella Corset beats them all. See MRS. E.

J. JEFFERS. The Corsetiere 821 W. 10th Ave Phone 58 I Very Very Attractive Truly describes this pretty pump. The graceful lines, the pretty heel, the perfect arch, just a few of the features.

PATENT OR DULL KID $4.00.