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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
5
Poem about a mother's love through a growing son ends with a note on Bernice Long and the Liano Estacado DAR chapter. The piece introduces a Saturday morning school children's matinee starring Douglas McLean at the Mission Theater. Parents are urged to attend with their children.
Miss Enid Mayer piano pupil of Mrs Lila Austin Myers will give a recital at Polk Street Methodist Church tonight at 8 15 o'clock Her mother Mrs E R Mayer will sing a group of songs with Miss Mayer accompanying The public is promised a real treat from this skilled young artist
The Child Study Club meets this afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs E C Britain at 1300 Monroe Street. The Junior Child Study Club holds its annual luncheon today at 1 o clock at the Harvey House, marking the close of the year’s activities.
The Social 25 Club will be entertained at 2 30 this afternoon at the home of Mrs Ben Golding 907 Monroe street.
The Sleeping Beauty and specialty dance numbers will be presented June 1 at the Women's Club by the dance pupils of Mrs. Leslie Williams school of dancing.
Mrs J E McLane of 1601 Taylor Street and her two sons Frank and Dale plan a summer overland trip to Los Angeles to visit her daughter Mrs Mildred Thurman. A son born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Garwood is noted, with Mrs Garwood formerly Coraline McQuistion of 1608 Monroe Street.
Harmony Club ends a busy season with an elaborate luncheon next Tuesday at the Amarillo Country Club at 1 PM. Members celebrate a successful year and plan rest, noting profits from Tuesday’s games tournament exceeded $100 to reduce the Women’s Club indebtedness. Prize winners included Mrs. F L Tharpe Ranger and Mrs. Robert Ricks for forty-two, and Mrs. Ed Hardin and Mrs. J L Chase for bridge.
Mr and Mrs Barousett of 1206 Lincoln street announce the arrival of a nine and a half pound son at their home on Wednesday at noon.
Mrs Ben Smith acted as hostess at her new home for the Round Dozen Club with needlework and a fragrant talk in the Country Club District. A luncheon followed with guests Mesdames Kidd and Bynum. Bide A Wee Club Hosts Bridge Tea at 1009 East Eleventh Street with Mrs Theodore Thedens presiding.
Mr and Mrs W D Trueblood of 1510 Washington Street announce the marriage of their daughter Naomi to Bedford B Fancher. The ceremony was at 10 yesterday morning in the parsonage of the First Christian Church with Rev F W O Malley officiating. The couple plan to reside in Washington DC. Florence Connor and Milas Elizabeth Flynn to be presented at a recital this evening by Mrs Gordon F Ulndia at the First Baptist Church at 7 o clock. public invited.
The Children of the American Revolution are urged to attend at Mrs Avery Turner 1708 Polk Street at 9 o clock Saturday afternoon Plans are to be made for a forthcoming meeting with the group name is provided in the readable text
Miss Virginia Gooch once of this city now in Colorado Springs will sing on radio station KIFNM Colorado Springs Saturday May 23 at 8 pm mountain time. She has gained recognition in Colorado musical circles and recently performed in recital and as a Colorado Springs Musical Club soloist at a U. W. service.
Amarillo society featured two bridge parties at 1614 Van Buren street hosted by Mrs. William E. Herring Mrs. Arthur Ware and Mrs. R C Ware. Guests included Mrs. John Clark Fain and Norborn Harris of Lubbock visiting her father C R Garner. Eleven tables of bridge plus luncheon followed by gifts for honorees Bethenia Burgess won high score. About fifty guests attended the afternoon event.
J C Phillips of Topeka arrives in Amarillo with wife and son for a three week visit at the Meyer home. After a week here they will travel to Oklahoma to visit his father. Mrs F L Tharpe of Ranger visits Mrs J E Griggs. C P Walsh of 17014 Tyler Street returns from California with delegation duties.
The Queen Tut Club hosted a costume dance Monday evening at 102 East 10th Street in honor of the hostess Mrs. J R Fowlkes. The event featured a decorated setting with cut flowers balloons and shaded lights. Favors included hats and canes for the boys and parasols for the girls. The James Farwell orchestra provided music as attendees listed include Lila Bennett Helen Lawler Zoe Law Reta Lamon Adra Lamon Hannah Sue Hathorne Ruby Blake Corrin Egbert Susie Crudgington Reba Utterback Vivian Fowlkes and many others.
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