The Handout (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1925 Page: 3 of 4
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GIFTS FOR GRADUATES
A store full of proper 'gift things tor girls—there are
over so many articles. In Jewelry a Bead Necklace,
Chokers, Bracelets andvEarrings to match, also Wrist
Watches aftd Vanities.
from.
Gloves -in many styles to choo
>4^. HainlkWfchiefs and Fans, Silk Ilose,
or Beaded Bags. From Drug Sept ion
Perfumery, Compacts and other things
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For the young man a Belt or Belt buckle, Cuff
ii.ks. stick Fin, Silk Socks* Fine Shirt or Hat. all
are acceptable. Take a short time oi l' to look through
our line.
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THE H ANDOUT
Panther City Club
Has Slumber Party
Annual Slumber Party Held Sat-
urday Night in Club
Room.
Phu I-anther* City Club -had its
annual,slumber party Saturday^ night
in I lie club room. On account of the
weather, several of the plans wore*
('tanged. A "feast was enjoyed at, 11
i o'clock. Thv committee that, was in
c hi u'h i ■ of the eats consisted of
Alien Harder, Kdna Mae Alexander,
' iU' Uraselton and Florence Hates,
Mioses Wanda mid Wilda Dragoo
as chaperons.
1 hose who were present: Alien
and Ma urine Harder, Mary Love
l'Unningh nn, Xadiiic Crump, Frances
We. tbrook, Kliznbeth Robinson,
Mayes, Reta O'Bryant, Lucille
und I'italea Unferth.
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LORKK TURNER (JIN US
IMA\() RECITAL MAY
Exchanges
acted
t.'larn
MeElrath,
Page 3
Mi Both Myatt, sponsor of the
Sophomore class, is French and Span
ish instructor in McMurray. She is
;i graduate of Texas Woman's Col-
lege and has been teaching here the
la t two years during1 which tim«-
lie has sponsored the Sophomore
clips ol \V it hout her "pep"
and vim the Sdphs could not measure
up to the presant standing. She
hat- helped plan and carry out every
plan Jliat has been made. If any-
thing has not been done well, do now
blame Miss Myatt, for she puts
over everything thai, she* starts.—
War- Whoop.
W.ydey College Library was the re-
nalism. Due to the'fact that the I ,'i',i,'nl of « «ift °r hooks> ifc bf"
English (lepai'tment\)tas been handi-j camc kn"wri Saturday.through an an-
capped by an insufficiently large | noUflcement by President .lackson.
teaching force this year, the course
" \ anki San,'" a .lapani' > operetta,
was presented on Thursday evening
of last week at the high school
auditorium to a large and appre-
ciative audience. M KHft Saun-
ders, who is uuisu supervisor of
Mineral Wells public schools, direct-
ed the mUsic classes of the high
school in presenting it. Tattler.
Included in the copy which is being]
d for the 11)25-11)26 catalog is
an announcement of a_course in Jour-
Mis;
>ERSONALS
,h "C. Hackney, Worth am,
Sunday night to attend the, pro) jt^netto Tillt
t-I given by trances Hackney j Arts Department of
Vivian Harder. I
anna
Hart, had as her guest
i week wid
and sister,
II
her mother, Mrs.
Helen, Mineral
p
•. T. Williams, Seymore, "Vis
his' d&ughtCT, Rose Ellen, last
>. K. Burns, DeKalb, was the
if Nadinp Crump Sunday.
° Mary Hargrove, who is ill
Southwestern Hospital, is re*
to ho better.
M
ii —
bill Van Meter spent the
fat her home 'at Rome.,
vveek-
(1 Mis!"
.lame - Tucker and Mis* Myra
Jiby, Wort-ham, attended Frances
jney's recital Monday night.
tberta Guillet and Alma (,'heane
Sunday in the city with Car
field.
Uce Eileenbergcr has as >
her mother from Palestine.
Irner Mae Harm r spenl
-end at her home in Corsi
C,(instance Hammock
to Montecello, Arkans
it of the death of her Ioti -r
SENIORS PRESENTED
IN .PIANO RECITAL!
~p « J
Miss Vivian Harder, Fort Worth,
Texas, and Miss Frances Hkuey :
Wortham, Texas, were <yr ented in j
their graduating piano h i ital by j
X i.v| the Fine
Texas Woman's
College,'"April 27, ,at ,.he
college auditoliuni»*'
The following pre.: • an .,i r en:
Caprice Brilliants.. Mendv' sohn
JVliss
(Olfhystrn c-.e
En Autome ...
Rhapsodic No.
Carnaval M •:
(a) Prelum
(i^Set.
(e) Piei rot: 1
( 40 V „
' .skiWfski
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iquin
-oree Turner will be pre- j
ented in a -eiiioi certificate recital j
: by Pi of. .leanette Tillett Saturday,
night, May J, in the college audi- •
torium. She will be assisted by Miss'
Floy Friend, soprano.
The program will be:
| Sonata Op. -!1. BeethdVen
I'Allegro .
I c, , - • w.a
Scherzo
Loree tu nier
Fruhlipgszeit (Springtide) A. Becker
My Mother Bids Me Bind
My Hair Hoyden
Floy Friend
Prelude...... ... Prokofieff
panose Etude Poldini
oncert Etude MacDowell
, Loree Tu'rner
The Icicle Bassett!
Love Is a Bubble Allitsen
De'OI'^ Ark's a Moverin
—David W. Ciuion
Goodnight, Goodnight, Beloved..Novin
• ^ Floy Friend;
Capriecio Brillrfi^t^H^fielssolm
LgreeTtiyhrT
(Orchestra score on a second piano)
Prof. Tillett,
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EUTERPEAN CLlllJ
PRESENTS SINGER
was not taught. The department
has been having difficulty in nieet-
ing all the demands of the increase
j in the number of students, partic™
ularly Freshmen.
Next year the English department
21 will have more teachers and conse- (
lucntly is able to announce definitely!
a year's course in Journalism. This
course will include much practical
work in reporting and is designed.
especially to lheet the needs of the
College publications.—-Prairie^ .
When the Abilene Christian Col-
lege Wildcats meet the West Texas
Teachers' College. Buffaloes here 'to-'
morrow it will be the re-engagement
nf an ancient and honored enemy.
Comparative dope on the games this
week-end is scanty, yet from all fig- j
ures of t he dope bucket the Wildcats i
have move than a fair chance to an-
nex a couple of games to their credit
in the T. I A. A, baseball race—I
Optimist.
The gift of 212 volumes, composed
of histories, commentaries and encly-
copedias, was formerly the private
collection of Rev. 0. P. Thomas,
•an active minister ill the North Texas
Conference for 45 years,
ceased since 1014. Pilot,
hut de-
Coach Taylor's stellar relay quartet
gained national reputation tor them-
selves and for San Marcos Academy
when they broke the world's record
for the Junior College, mile relay at.
the Kansas Relays Saturday and, es-
tablished a new record of 3:28.6, The
best junior college aijd academy
teams in {.he country competed in
this event, but Coach Taylor's team,
although pitted against overwhelming
odds, came through with a .flashing
victory.—Laurel.
Ifn-kney
w r Mendelssohn
: larder
second piano)
Thr
lusical Clubs
e for Next Year
Oscar Seagle, the only living ex-
i ponent of Jean de Reske, sang at
j the First. Methodist Church Thurs-
I day, night, under the auspices of! 5
j-th'O ICiUfljrpean Club. Ho has re- V
j Oeived many calls to enter opera, j«"
The annual Interscholastic Track
and Field Mcet\wil! be held in the
^Buffalo Park*jApi'il 24 and 25. Sev-
or^jl hundred contestants are expected
to bd in Canyon at that time as
guests of the Wjai Texas Teachers'
College. TJiis m^V^'is to (k^idc the
men who are to go to Austin to try
for State honors. Flans have been
formulated by Director-general Lock-
hart to make this the best meet
that has ever been held here. Re-
quests have been made to the stu-
dents to help make this the best
meet ever held in Texas—Prairie.
The gate which is being erected at
the east entrance to the campus is
now near completion. This gate is a
gift of the Senior class and will lpnd
nrueli to the beauty of our campus.—
J-Tac.
- SENT BY W| KH
F~.LOR.lS5T
702 Maiji St." Lamar TT6
Everett Drug Co.
Toilet Articles, Drinks
"ou are welcome here.
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V.V.V.V.W.V.W.S1',
bine Under Name
<mth Club to Promote
Work as Unit.
1( e
ion
Hill, Amelia Read,
spent Sunday Ui
jtherine Campbell had
over the >yeek-end I
father and her brotl
't'n*' Orchestra,' the Glee Club and
Venth Club have united un-
name of the Carl Venth
"'nl'
meeting was held Tuesday and
. imittee composed of the presi-
* of the three clubs was appoint-
make nominations for the pres-
deii,Jt for next year.
1 ne purpose of tho organizing is
>. promote as a unit the work of all
hree. -
The next" meeting will be held Fri-
lay, May .1.
• byt has refused, because of his
; promise to his mother, who on her
| death-bed requested him never, toj
q|-' ta}<e up opL'rth For a numb#!*' of
years he was an evanglistic singer,
having once, sung at the First Pres-
byterian Church of Fort* Worth. He
has the unusual distinction of being"
a true Christian artist.
CUTS IN "PAN" PRACTICE
PROHIBITED BY CAMPUS
There will be. no more absences
from "Pan" practice. C?
Why? **"
Because at a meeting of all the
cast, Dr. Stout'announced that an
absence without a legitimate excuse
would subject, one to a week's cam-
pus. . ' ,
John Bergin,
if Mary Lillian
Jr., was the
Austin 't'ues-
given;
"Ml
hlle MeElrath and Elizabeth
I' on had dinner with Licille's
Mrs. Bill Greslrim Surdav.
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T. VV. C. ORCHESTRA
PLAYS AT JUNKIR HI
orchestra played at Junior
School Wednesday rjorning,
20, at 10 o'clock.
following program wa.
met
Ii Moon
[' ioloodrina
Mexit-i
^ert .Suite.
At Sunset.
On the Mesa.
Ore he i
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Wilda Drag
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Orchestra
S. Dillow
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Dainty Undergarments of Soft
Cottons or Fine Silks
Just Received
A Wonderful Assortment of
Graduation, Party and Dance Frocks
"For Cute Styles Are to Bo
Fou n if Here"
We also carry a wonderful line of Smart Hats
to match any Frock,
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Frt?sh assortments of
fine underthings, sparkling
with daintiness and beau-
ty, awfiit your selection
here.
Complete Spring a n d
Summer outfit's call for
J)
new underthings as well as
outer things, so come and
fill your needs from these
new garments. — in new
styles and latest touches of
which you will
(1 at prices to
meet the expenditure you
had planned.
Dept. Second Floor
10%
Discount will lie allowed to every student
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Robinson, Elizabeth. The Handout (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, May 1, 1925, newspaper, May 1, 1925; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth416039/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas Wesleyan University.