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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1925

Page

16

Weekly Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

The notice lists social events for the week including the Order of the Eastern Star installation at Masonic Hall at 8. La Costura Club meets with Mrs M W Lane at 3 30 at 1702 Tay or street. Circle No 6 of First Baptist plans a 3 pm meeting with Mrs W T Dinan at 2117 Polk. Senior Fidelis Class luncheon at 12 15 with officer elections. W M A Circles schedule 3 pm gatherings at various homes, 6:30 pm supper and 7 00 pm departmental conferences, 7 45 pm general conference, 8 15 pm mid week service. Ko Ko Hai Bridge Club hosts 2 30 pm meeting at 500 A Pierce. First Baptist choir practices at 8 pm under Mrs R P Parcells. Sunday Plateau Singing Convention meets at Reins Baptist church in the Twaddell addition north of The Nat.

Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall la Costura Club M. W. Lane Tayor Street First Baptist Church W. T. Dinan Polk Street Fidelis W. D. Wiggins van Buren Percy Rockwell Clifton Oliver Fillmore J. W. Hill Jackson T. M. Bruner Bela King Carolina W. M. McDonald W. 17Th St Ko Ko Hai Bridge Club J. W. Jones Pierce Street R. P. Parcells Plateau Singing Convention Potter County Twaddell Addition

A Mother's Plea Poem Reflects On Wise Letting Go

A mother vows to raise her son to be strong yet free from possessive fear. She seeks to guide him toward his own path, trusting in a divine plan. The poem echoes Mary’s prayer as she imagines Christ’s growth beyond a mother’s control.

Mary Christ Galilee

Bride Elect Given Lovely Shower

The Misses Trulove hosted a linen shower Thursday at their home 1612 Taylor Street for Frances Wyatt whose engagement to J H Craig was announced. Guests arrived in rainbow colors around a white suitcase filled with embroidered linens as favors, followed by grape ice and cake.

Trulove Taylor Street Frances Wyatt J. H. Craig Miss Frances Wyatt Mesdames G. S. Wyatt J. J. Crume Jack Wyatt Henry L. Jack D. T. Richards J. D. Cole Barnes Wichita Falls Kendall Northcutt Winnie May Ward Maurice Richards Mattie Bell Jack Allise Skillman Adriene Barnes Georgia Anne Mickle

Feltman Family Harpist Debuts on KFON Radio

Amarillo readers learn that Loretta Feltman, a harpist, made her first radio appearance on KFON. The Kading Family String Quartet, with Miss Feltman, entertained listeners with works by Dvorak, Kreisler, Tosti, Dubez, Leybach, Nevin, Friml and Wiegand, earning praise for their polished performance.

Amarillo L. J. Feltman Long Beach Calif Feltmans Kading Loretta Feltman Dvorak Kreisler Tosti Dubez Leybach Nevin Friml Wiegand Mary Loretta Feltman KFON St. Cecelia Weigand Radioland

Beautiful Morning Bridge Party at Underwood Home

A Thursday morning bridge and luncheon hosted by Miss Faye Underwood and Miss Mary Hall at the Underwood residence 1309 Van Buren. Guests included Lubbock Julia Johnson and Panhandle Pauline Callahan with an outdoor setup on cool porches amid flowers.

Underwood R. E. Underwood van Buren Street Faye Underwood Mary Hall R. Walker Hall Lillian Calahan Panhandle Julia Johnson Lubbock Frances Wells Austin Lillian Pauline Callahan Aida Terrell Canyon Corrinne Doyle Dallas Birtie Margaret Sue Hiatt Vernon Margaret Hardin Long Beach California Marjorie Neely Peggy Masterson Edythe Seeward Pauline Reeder Margaret Ann Burgess Tottie Madden Sadie Claude Curtis Jewell Scales Roy Williams Effie Dee Sanford Frances Charless Ellyn Dickson Mary Nobles Winnie Mae Ward Vivien Dunn Oliver Rae Eakle

Pajarito Club Delights with Flowered Meeting and Prizes

The Pajarito Club hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at 1003 W Thirteenth with Mrs C F Tolfson as hostess. Guests enjoyed flowers and ferns, while Mrs J M Davis won high score and a wall vase. Co M Spurlock earned second high with a silver bon bon dish, and Miss Ricks received the guest prize mayonnaise dish. Ice cream and cake were served to a list of members and guests including Mrs Sam Lewis, Mrs Alfred Duran, and Miss Gertrude Lewis. Miss Avola Fields of Independence Kans left for Tulsa Okla with friends en route to Galveston, after teaching in Independence last year and being re elected for another term.

T. J. Wagner Margaret Proctor Smith Louisville Kentucky Mesdames Wagner Rae Oklahoma Z. T. Scott Austin R. B. Masterson S. H. Madden Pajarito Club C. F. Tolfson W. Thirteenth Street J. M. Davis Co. M. Spurlock Miss Ricks Miss Fields Tulsa Avola Fields Independence Kans H. C. Ammons Oklo Geveston

Social bridge breakfast honors Louise Jennings at Hoover home

A bridge breakfast hosted by Mrs. Charles Denton Hoover at 1400 Jackson Street celebrated Miss Louise Jennings of Lubbock, daughter of Rev. W. P. Jennings. Breakfast was served at 10:30 with games to follow featuring guests Louise Jennings, Clara Currie, Pauline Reeder, Mildred Wilson, Mattie Bell Jacks, Virginia and Lee Wolflin, Margaret Ann.

Charles Denton Hoover Jackson Street Miss Louise Jennings Lubbock Miss Jennings W. P. Jennings First Christian Church Hoover Louise Jennings Clara Currie Pauline Reeder Mildred Wilson Mattie Bell Jacks Virginia and Lee Wolflin Margaret Ann

Luncheon at the Boyce House for Amarillo Visitors

The 1110 Tyler Street home hosted a 1 o clock luncheon honoring out-of-town visitors gracing Amarillo society. Mrs. William Boyce presided with dignity as guests arrived amid mid-summer blossoms. Returns from St. Louis: Miss Margaret Harris 1407 Jefferson Street has completed study at the Progressive Series School of Music and will teach in Henrietta after a short Amarillo stay.

Boyce Tyler Street Amarillo Society William Boyce ST. Louis Margaret Harris Jefferson Street School of Music Miss Harris Amarillo Henrietta

Mr and Mrs Glasgow Given Shower

Mr and Mrs J L Glasgow received a miscellaneous shower Monday evening at the home of Mrs Glasgow’s parents Mr and Mrs W Bridge man 800 Jackson street. A musical program followed the gift presentation and thirty one guests enjoyed an ice course.

Glasgow J. L. Glasgow

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