Social notes and personal mentions
Social notes list many residents and visitors traveling for summer and attending events. Names include Earl Cobb family returning from Arkansas, Mrs Dick Seay heading to California, Wells-Oschner wedding guests Marcela Walker and Tennie Vaden, and Mrs George Hale planning Santa Barbara. Others travel to Canyon, Dallas, Gainesville, Wichita Falls, Kansas City, and Los Angeles with summer plans in Arkansas and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cobb
Arkansas
Dick Seay
California
Marcela Walker
Dalhart
Tennie Vaden
Claude
George Hale
Santa Barbara
Ford Brandenburg
Palo Duro Canyon Club
Helen Peeples
Amarillo
Myrtle
Evelyn Hood
Northwest
Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
C. C. Hood
West Thirteenth Street
R. B. Masterson ,Jr
Dallas
George §. Tumlin
R. B. Gaston
San Jacinto Heights
Ray
Gainesville
Gordon Eastman
Los Angeles
Horace Russell
Louise
Cora Russell
Hortense Blackburn
Eastman
Bernice Russell
Hattie Mae Wood
Gladys Whitfield
Raymond Wright
Wichita Falls
Christian Endeavor
W.E. Herring
Felice Stinnett
Kansas City
Gladys Hickok
Belton
Baylor College
A. J. Caldwell
Dudley
Little Rock
Jonesboro
Clara Fenisi
Florence Henderson
Roswell
N. M
C. I. A. College
Jane Wheatley
E. L. McAlpine of
R. H. McAlpine
Young social stars shine at Mission Theater party
On Tuesday afternoon the younger crowd enjoyed a line party at the Mission Theater to see After Six Days honoring Elizabeth Armstrong of Waco. Hostess Kathryn Kirk welcomed friends, then the group rode a motor bus to her home for kodaking, games, and late refreshments. Attendees included Betty Bivins, Elizabeth Armstrong, Dorothy Nugent, Kathryn Cobb, Dorothy Joe Bush, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Kirk
Mission Theater
Elizabeth Armstrong
Waco
Betty Bivins
Dorothy Nugent
Kathryn Cobb
Dorothy Joe Bush
Bonnie Britain
Gladys Slaughter
Helen Mayer
Elizabeth Jameson
Elizabeth McCausland
Mildred Williams
Pauline Rogers
Mary Louise Trigg
Carol Rule
Ruth Stone
Ann Harris
Drusilla Exum
Gertrude Higginbotham
Gail Bivins
Evelyn Freeman
Martha Greening
Jean Rule
Mildred
Lee Bivins
Woman's Auxiliary of St An drews meets for bazaar planning
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Andrews Episcopal Church met Wednesday at 3 pm in the Parish House. Committees were named to outline winter departmental work and the December bazaar. Mrs I J MacKie was named chairman of the bazaar arrangements committee. A turkey dinner will be served. At 4 pm the group adjourned to attend a city union meeting at the Potter County Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
I. J. MacKie
Potter County
Overhanging Veil Tops Summer Hat Fashion
A chic touch for the season features a veil draped over the hat brim. Black lace veils are especially popular this summer, adding a smart accent to existing headwear.
Worth While Needle Club Meeting At Mrs John W Toether Home
The Worth While Needle Club will meet at the home of Mrs John W Toether at 10 Fillmore street on Friday afternoon at 3 p m. The notice identifies the gathering as a needle club event with the listed host and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Toether
Fillmore Street
Mother and daughter return to Amarillo
Mrs J Ulm and her daughter Miss Carmen Ulm have returned to Amarillo to join husband and father J S Ulm. Mrs Ulm held a four year post at Simpson College Indianola Iowa and Carmen completed her junior year there. Mr Ulm runs a loan office in the Green building offering loans on Panhandle farms and ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ulm
Miss Carmen Ulm
Amarillo
J. S. Ulm
Ulm
Simpson College
Indianola
Iowa
Carmen
Mr. Ulm
Panhandle
Music teachers luncheon highlights Progressive Series visit
The Amarillo Music Teachers Association met at the Amarillo Hotel for a noon gathering. Representatives from the Progressive Series College of St. Louis discussed the course and a summer normal school led by Summer and Miss Butt and Miller from St. Louis College. Millicent Lahm spoke of her New York studies and Esther Johanson’s pianistic renown. Attendees included Mrs. Jennie C. Rider and several other local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Music Teachers Association
Amarillo
College of St. Louis
Butt
Miller
St. Louis College
Dallas
Beaumont
Millicent Lahm
New York City
America
Esther Johanson
Jennie C. Rider
Miss Rider
Mesdames F. Fe, Woodruff
E. R. Mayer
E. H. Powell
Leslie Williams
Gordon F. Hinds
G. C. McDaniel
Misses Lahm
Grace Hamilton
Harmony Club Calls Meeting At Mrs Davis Home
The Harmony Club schedules a called meeting for Monday at 2 30 PM at 1703 Van Buren. Hosts Mr and Mrs C B Davis entertain guests from Dallas including Mr and Mrs George Wofford Jr Mrs F T Luther and son Louis Wortham Luther with Sara Beth accompanying homeward trip details unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Sam J
van Buren Street
C. B. Davis
George Wofford, Jr
Dallas
Davis
F. T. Luther
Louis Wortham Luther
Luther
Sara Beth
Miss Ruth Irvin Honored At Polk Street Party
Miss Ruth Irvin daughter of Rev and Mrs G J Irvin returns from Kidd-Key College with honors and attends an afternoon party hosted by Mrs Ben Meade at the McAfee home 2010 Polk Street. Guests include college crowd newlyweds and city matrons with score prizes of silver vanities for bridge and forty two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Irvin
G. J. Irvin
Kidd-Key College
Ben Mead
C. R. McAfee
Polk Street
Horace D. Jones
Guy Owen
Susie Crudgington
Kate Crudgington
Margaret Lowndes
Roy Willams
Elizabeth Blackburn
Nancy Works
Gladys Martin
Betty Garner
Nell Grogan
Jane Wheatley
Oliver Rae Eakle
Esther Clayton
Margaret Rasco Osborn
Dallas
T. O. Gibson
R. O. Greene
H. K. Stanfield
Ben Meade
Neal Norris
Daily Historic Menu Breaks Fast and Dinner Notes
A dated menu lists meals for breakfast luncheon and dinner. Breakfast includes cantaloupe bacon hashed potatoes corn meal muffins and coffee. Luncheon features jellied chicken salad Parker House rolls pineapple sponge sunshine cake cocoa. Dinner offers jellied tomato bullion roast leg of lamb mint ice new potatoes carrots and peas in butter combination fruit salad cheese straws peach Bavarian cream and iced coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Lovely Parties at Fisk Home in Amarillo Social Roundup
Amarillo society hosts two gatherings at the Fisk home on Harrison Street with eleven tables of bridge and six tables of forty two in the morning and ten tables of bridge in the afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. Don Bowie and Mrs. B. S. Arnold, with Mrs. A. E. Meyer winning in forty two. A luncheon followed. Newlyweds Go to Chicago in recent marriage, H. B. Vaughan leaves with Grace Bryant Vaughan for Chicago Technical College. He led the Amarillo high school’s mechanical drawing department for three years. Mrs. Vaughan is a teacher, with credentials from Clarendon College and Northwest Texas State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk Hom
Amarillo
Hay Wheatley
C. A. Fisk
J. N. Freeman
Agnes Seewald
A. F. Arnold
J. O. Guicke
Chicago
H. B. Vaughan
Vaughan
Chicago Technical College
Grace Bryant
G. H. Bryant
Clarendon College
Buchanan Street
Amarillo Country Club Dance Set For Tomorrow Night
The Amarillo Country Club schedules its regular week end dance for tomorrow evening inviting all members to attend. Meanwhile ladies are canvassing homes offering housewives a ten cent coupon toward Red Star Flour, a well known all purpose brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
They're Not Kissed Good Night Old Aunt Maria
A humorous exchange shows a mother refusing to wait up for children to be kissed good night, contrasting an old aunt Maria's custom with modern practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
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Celeste Hat Shop
Beautiful Hats
E. Sixth St
Woolworths
Palo Duro Lumber Co
Lincoln
J. B. Bechtel
Mgr
Alaska
Palo Duro Furniture
H, C, Gouldy
Polk
Mrs. Wofford
Miss Armstrong
Episcopal Auxiliary
Marinello
Regent
Farm and Ranch Loans
South Plains
W. A. Palmer
Fuqua Block
Texas
Hubbard J W.jenkins Hubbard
Sons Music Co
Steinway
Lillian Horsbrugh
Jack Edwards
Thomas
Taylor Street
Maxwe
Dibie
Poon Bay
Aoe
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