Return of a Child to Mother and God Event
A reflective piece recalls a child’s longing for mothers care and forgiveness while an upcoming Monday social in Amarillo lists Jot L. Williams and others as organizers. The event, with seventy five cent plates, aims to attract a large crowd and features entertainment for parents. Eleven Eighth District representatives attended the National Mothers Congress in Austin, four from Amarillo will report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jot L. Williams
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Lloyd Fletcher
Robert Wilson
Mos
National Mothers Congress
Austin
Amarillo
J. I. Kendrick
James A. Bush
H. B. Smith
J. B. Griggs
Friends Invited to Banquet by Mothers' Council
The Amarillo Council of P-T Clubs will host a large banquet at the Amarillo Hotel to promote child welfare. Invitations go to residents of P-T Clubs, school principals, and interested parties. reservations are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Council
Amarillo
P-T
Arillo Hotel
Order Eastern Star Style Show at Mission Theater
The Order of the Eastern Star sponsors an elaborate two day style show at Mission Theater on May 18 and 19 to accompany the picture Men and Women. Living manikins will display the latest fashion. Proceeds support the new Masonic Temple fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Mission Theater
Masonic Temple Fund
Palo Duro Bridge Club Entertained
The Palo Duro Bridge Club enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. J. L. Chase home with roses in the displays. Mrs. Chas. Hoppin won high score pads, Mrs. Frank Gilvin second high, then a dainty luncheon of sandwiches salad pickles rolls cake and coffee was served to the guests and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Bridge Club
J. L. Chase
Chas. Hoppin
Frank Gilvin
Hoppin
Weatherby
John Gilvin
Rollo Cartwright
R. D. Chase
Jones
Pajarita Club
J. W. Jones
Mia
A. B. Wombie
Mesdames
BR. Wombie
J. M. Via
Johnson Street School Parent Teacher Club Formed Officers Elected
The last meeting of the year of the Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher Club was held Tuesday afternoon. An exhibit of the work and refreshments will host an at home next Friday afternoon at the school, inviting the public. Officers elected include President Mrs H T Collman, First Vice President Mrs G W Lemons, Second Vice President Mrs G Y Wilson, Third Vice President Mrs H P Scarborough, Treasurer Mrs B Poe, Secretary Miss Winnie Macord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohnston PT Club
Pinal Neeting
Johnson Street
H. T. Collman
G. W. Lemons
G. Y. Wilson
H. P. Scarborough
B. P Oe
Winnie Macord
Beautiful "At Home" for Child Study Club
The Child Study Club hosted a Friday afternoon social at the Women's Club with artful floral displays in both receiving rooms and the assembly hall. Officers Mesdames Wagner McKinney Hume Carr greeted guests while Mrs Bush summarized highlights from the National Mothers Congress at Austin. A varied program featured piano pieces by Miss Britain violin numbers by Miss Krug and piano numbers by Miss Hamilton as guests enjoyed yellow and white cakes with marguerites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Beautiful Bridge Party at Palo Duro Hotel
Social leader Mrs. J. B. Dooley and Mrs. A. E. Winsett hosted a Thursday bridge party in Palo Duro Hotel Polly Garden honoring Mrs. Nathan Brown of St. Louis formerly Miss Marcelite Hall. Ten tables for bridge, high score to Mrs. Harvey Radey, luncheon served to many including Mrs. Nathan Brown and others. Indoor picnic by Queen Tut Club held at Miss Corinne Egbert's home on Jefferson Street due to bad weather, moonlit plans moved indoors with equal enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Hotel
J. B. Dooley
A. E. Winsett
Nathan Brown
St. Louis
Marcelite Hall
Polly Garden
Harvey Radey
Bethenia Burgess
Grown
Marle Patton
Shannon Bolton
Earl Fuqua
Herman C. Pipkin
Louis Patton
Marvin Nichols
William Manning
Ben Manning
W. Smith
Clarence Williams
Robert Kiersey
Woods
Jack Rogers
Eli Johnston
Earl Mayne
Neal Hall
H. E. Samson
H. K. Stanfield
Henry Gould
Hugh Umphres
Wales Madden
B. Younger
H. L. Kearns
B. C. D. Bynum
Walter Mount
William Berger
H. L. Tolleson
J. N. Freeman
Grady Nobles
John K. Boyce
Arthur Ware
R. C. Ware
George Hale
Bond Burgess
Horace Lindsay
Edgar McDonald
Queen Tut Club
Corinne Egbert
Jefferson Street
Lovely Artists Recital At First Christian Church
Miss Lilly Larsen presents three young musicians Mildred Williams Gertrude Shoults and Maxine Gregg in a 1925 recital at 4 o'clock with organ accompaniment. The program features pieces by Rubinstein Daquin Jungmann Kern Nevin Chopin Schumann Paderowski Lemont Koelling and more. The public is invited to attend this 3:30 p.m. event at the First Christian Church on May 10th 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Larsen
First Christian Church
Mildred Williams
Gertrude Shoults
Maxine Gregg
Kern
Nevin
Dawn
B. Gondoliers
D. xGood Night
Mildred Wiliams
Rachmaninoff
Chopin
Schumann
Paderowski
Swastika Club Hosts Afternoon at Mrs West Home
The Swastika Club enjoyed a Friday afternoon at Mrs. David C. West's home 700 North Pierce Street. Games and contests highlighted the program with Mrs. Jack Brown taking high score and Miss Blanche Abramson winning the club prize. Abramson also presented a reading and refreshments were served. Special guests included Mrs. Mark Plor and Mrs. Orville Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. West
North Pierce Street
Jack Brown
Blanche Abramson
Abramson
Mark Plor
Orville Thompson
Mrs Rix Honored by San Jacinto School Parents Club
Honoring Mrs. Robert Rix of San Jacinto Heights for two years as PTA president, the club hosted a Friday evening surprise party at Mrs. George H. Richards home. Principal Mr GC KF Walden spoke, presenting book ends and a bouquet, as guests enjoyed pink and white decor, cake, and refreshments for about 35 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rix
San Jacinto Heights
San Jacinto School
George H. Richards
Tennessee Avenue
Rix
Amarilloans Sojourning at Glen Rose
A group of Amarillo residents including Mr and Mrs B T Ware Mrs Sam Vaughn Clarence Eckle Mrs L P Montgomery and their children have recently returned from extended stays at Glen Rose also noted are Mrs Wade Holman and her young son and Mrs J H Harris who came back yesterday.
Thursday Bridge Luncheon Club Hosts and Winners
The Thursday Bridge Luncheon Club met at 1 pm at 2000 Monroe Street with Mrs Henry Gooch hosting a luncheon and pink roses on the table. Guests played bridge into the evening. high score honors went to Mrs B I Newbold, with a list of attendees including Mesdames Roberts Browne Neely and Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gooch
Monroe Street
Newbold
Mesdames BL. Roberts, Jr
Roscoe Oe
Walter R. Browne
Ted Neely
Rasco Ausburn Wedding Announced in Amarillo
Miss Margaret Virginia Rasco and John E. Ausburn of Dallas plan marriage. Mrs. Ausburn is daughter of Dr. and Mrs. S. Rasco of 1404 Harrison and SMU freshman with strong scholarship. Mr. Ausburn is son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ausburn of 4810 Virginia and has one more year at SMU. he is fraternity president and she is a popular student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Virginia Rasco
John £. Ausburn
Dallas
Ausburn
S. Rasco
Harrison Street
Southern Methodist University
H. C. Ausburn
Virginia Street
MERRY MAKERS CLUB ENTERTAINED AT HOME
John Kuykensall hosted the Merry Makers Club Friday at her home 1400 Ong Street. Guests enjoyed bridge, spring flowers, and a plated luncheon. High scores went to Mrs. Tom Triplett and Mrs. J. Mothershed who received embroidered boudoir pillows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers Club
John Kuykensall
Ong Street
Tom Triplett
J. Mothershed
Mesdames Reed
Franklin
James
Mothershed
van Pelt
Bowen
Woodlief
King
Rodgers
Nash
Fairchild
Harper
Adams
Shockley
Wagner
Triplett
Satterwhite
Miller
Hagan
Jack Eldridge
Federated Clubs of Amarillo Plan Weekly All Club Day
The Federated Clubs of Amarillo vote to hold an all club day each Monday afternoon. Members, families, and friends will attend a Mission Theater screening. Manager Ross D. Rogers offers 25 percent of proceeds to Potter County Federation of Women to fund federation obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Mission Theater
Ross D. Rogers
Potter County Federation of Women
Club Hosts Summer Picture Series to Benefit Treasury
The Club uses special concessions to replenish its treasury while presenting attractive pictures at the start of each week. Rogers pledges to maintain high standards as the motion picture becomes a leading form of daily entertainment. The day matinee offers recreation for parents and a chance to assess the popular pastime among boys and girls, urging clubs to coordinate for success.
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Rogers
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