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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
5
A Wichita Beacon excerpt opens with poems about light and nature, urging fearless exploration of inner potential. The Amarillo social page follows, detailing informal dances at the Miles Bivins home in honor of Dorothy Lowndes and a busy week of social visits, bridge teas, and outings.
Mrs. A. W. Joiner hosted a refined evening for Misses Isabelle and Lena Baird and Pauline Reeder. The home at 1800 Jackson Street was lit with cut flowers palms and ferns as dancers led by Isabelle Baird and Alfred Hollister filled three rooms. A grand march and fruit punch highlighted the event with many young friends from nearby towns in attendance. Agnes Parr has recovered enough to move to 1615 Harrison Street after a several week illness at St Anthony's sanitarium.
New York notices say ankles now rank with hands in beauty amid short skirts and silk hose. Designer Coles Phillips praises model Eleanor Dale for ideal proportions, noting her ankle measures 7.34 inches and instep 10 inches as guidance for readers.
Mrs Joe M Mobley hosted the Sil Vous Plait Club at 1210 A Van Buren Street. Members shared needlework spent the afternoon making dainty home finery and enjoyed cherry pie a la mode. Two new members were welcomed Marion Howard and KE L Deland.
Hostesses for the Northwestern Womans Missionary Conference delegates to be held here from June 5th to the hearing date are not present. Please notify Mrs. T. B. Jones or Mrs. J. W. Burks.
Queen Marie of Roumania expresses gratitude for YWCA support sent to Bucarest and New York headquarters. She urges continuation of the work begun there and stresses the YWCA's paramount importance to her people as they rebuild.
Remnants are offered at special prices at the Ladies Store for today only. Shoppers can find discounted fabric pieces and ready to wear items as part of a one day sale event.
A Buenos Aires report notes the city lacks cafeterias for women with only a limited form for men. The gy. W. Co. A plans to open the first girls cafeteria. The text mentions the only steam table in use.
A gas company store room discovery by YWCA secretaries in Buenos Aires led to installation of a previously unused English food exposition item. Now in the YWCA cafeteria, the opening promises to attract crowds for more than the usual reasons.
A local retailer advertises a sale offering small and medium size hats at one dollar each. The promotion highlights budget headwear options and invites customers to visit the shop for selections and pricing.
A penny saved is a penny made as the Ladies Store advertises special prices on all remnants today offering shoppers reduced dresses fabrics and accessories.
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