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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
5
A society item notes Nancy Buckley in a new apartment at Askew Court after April 1. The 1. U. G. Club meeting with Mrs. Mack J. Nobles is postponed due to the death of Dr. a. T. Thomas and will reconvene next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Nobles.
Yesterday afternoon in Amarillo Miss Viva Barfield wed Sherman Clay Shepperd at 1108 Taylor Street in a decorated Newby home bridal bower. The ceremony led by Rev. Stanley W. Hayne featured Cadman’s At Dawning as guests admired pink and white floral arrangements, a mirror backdrop, and a pyramid bride’s cake. The couple, long favored in local society, will reside locally as Mr. Shepperd heads Brazelton Lumber Company with a bright social presence.
The La Cencienta Club will meet this afternoon at eight at Mrs. R. L. Clinkscales home located at 4074 East Seventeenth Street.
Mrs A B Underwood hosted a Tuesday afternoon club gathering at her home featuring needlework and conversation followed by a luncheon for a large group. A separate item notes husbands entertained by Jol de Vie Club with St Patrick themed social functions and Shamrock symbols.
Special to The Hartford March 18. Amateurs organize for the first international congress of amateurs to convene in Paris April 16 to 20. Delegates from eight countries expected, with Maxim and Warner to attend. The I A R U aims to federate national associations and promote private international radio. An advance secretariat is in Paris.
The Jei De Vie Club hosted a green and white St Patrick themed party at 707 Warrison street with Mrs Mrytie Watkins and Mrs MM Montgomery as hostesses. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments as prizes were awarded and decorations featured green and white colors. Special notes cover Canyon Girls Club activities and Bible class plans, plus Amarillo AAUW Junior College Club formation at Amarillo High School to foster future higher education involvement.
Yesterday the junior club announced officers Miss Flora McGee faculty member and adviser Ernestine Smith president Agatha Wyatt secretary. The A A UW branches nationwide organize to guide senior classes toward college training. The May meeting will be a tea honoring the Junior Club.
The group recognized yesterday included Mrs Earl G Wyatt president of the local branch, Mrs William Berger, and Miss Ophelia Wesley a high school faculty member and member of the A Avi W organization, for their assistance.
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