Commencement Guests From Texas for Washington Seminary Exercises
Texas graduates and relatives travel to Washington for graduation at Fairmont Holton-Arms Immaculata and Mount Vernon seminars. Notable Texans include Lena and Lavena Griffith from Terrell Mary Carter daughter of General Mel Carter Elizabeth Bennett and Virginia Martindale from San Antonio. others attend Gunston Hall Holton-Arms Mount Vernon. Washington society notes focus on chic attire of Mrs Coolidge Mrs Longworth and other hosts with Texas connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Francis
Daily News
Washington Society
Washington
National Capital
Texas
Fairmont
Lena
Lavena Griffith
Terrell
Lena Griffith
Holton-Arms
Mary Carter
Mel. Carter
Magnet
Irma Dalrymple
Lubbock
Dallas
Immaculata Seminary
Elizabeth Connally
Houston
Katharyn Creager
R. B. Creager
Brownsville
Gunston Hall
Mount Vernon Seminary
Elizabeth Bennett
San Antonio
Virginia Martindale
Elizabeth Hurst
Lela Wardell
Mary Joe Kell
Wichita Falls
Holton- Arms
Weekly social calendar of Amarillo clubs and events
The schedule lists numerous gatherings from Monday through Friday including church services at First Baptist and First Christian, club meetings such as the Philharmonic, Athenaeum, Harmony and PEO, and student recitals at local churches and hotels. Events feature dates, host addresses, and invitations for public attendance.
Junior Philharmonic Club Delivers Noted Afternoon Program
The Junior Philharmonic Club directed by Miss Elean or Rider presented a good program in the club rooms of the auditorium on Saturday afternoon. Members from junior and senior classes enjoyed a sizable audience of club members and guests. Refreshments of ice cream and macaroons were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Philharmonic Club
Eleanor Rider
Philharmonic
Student Recital Names and Works Listed
The program closes with a list of performers and selections including Monkeys, Martha Frances Doud, Dorothy Young, Margare t Collins, Sarah Frances Wyatt, Bessie Birdwell, Virginia Cargile, Frances Robertson, Ophelia Wray, Mildred Williams, Ruth Brandt, Ena Schaefer, Louise Baracolle, Elizabeth Fly, Rachel Burgess, Elizabeth Robertson, Elizabeth Green, Virginia King, Ruby Hutchinson, Elmer Tucker, James Ward, Margaret Gist and Gertrude Shoults performing pieces such as Japanese Love Song, Last Movement in First Concerto, Gondolier and Polonaise in A Major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Monkeys
Elephant Martha Frances Doud
Little Sweetheart Waitz
Dorothy Young
de Sharp Miner
Monazell Wright
Margaret Collins
the Brook
Sarah Frances Wyatt
Jocelyn
Bessie¢ Birdwell
Virginia Cargile
Frances Robertson
Ophelia Wray
Mildred Williams
Sarah Vetesk
Ruth Brandt
Ena Schaefer
Louise Baracolle
Elizabeth Fly
Nadie McQuere
Rachel Burgess
Elizabeth Robertson
Elizabeth Green
Hope March
Virginia King
Ruby Hutchinson
Elmer Tucker
James Ward
Flatterer
Margaret Gist
Frances Patterson
Gertrude Shoults
Crowded House Silver Tea at San Jacinto Heights Church
The Mother Collins Bible Class hosted a delightful silver tea at San Jacinto Heights Methodist Church on Thursday night. A varied program featured piano, readings, solos, violin pieces and duets, with a male quartet and a Cresens twins duet. A flattering collection was taken to fund the new church building, and sponsors express gratitude to all who contributed and performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Collins
San Jacinto Heights
Christine Green
Evelyn Sweeney
Fank Lawler
Mrs. Lawler
Ruth Sullinger
Beatrice Story
Margaret Hobson
J.W. Collins
Indiana Officials Highlight Federation Events and Dunes Exhibit
Indiana officials guest list for meetings includes Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter chairing a reception in Indianapolis. Dr. Lewis Bryan IU president to speak June 3 followed by Indiana Dunes Park pictures shown by Mrs. Frank Sheehan. The G F W C leader helped protect the dunes and is a 1925 27 state president candidate. A June 4 tea at French Lick and a Federation banquet anchor the program with art exhibits from Indiana artists and Lorado Taft lectures. Purdue Home Extension demonstrates train rural outreach with Miss Lella Gaddis directing nutrition clothing and millinery training for thousands of women across counties. Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle leads a mass meeting and also seeks state president 1925 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
General Federation
Felix T. McWhirter
Indianapolis
Lewis Bryan
Indiana University
Indiana Dunes Park
Frank Sheehan
Sheehan
French Lick Springs Country Club
Indiana Federation
Herron Art Institute
Chicago
Lorado Taft
America
Purdue University
Lella Gaddis
Division of
Home Extension Service
Gaddis
Hamet D. Hinkle
Hinkle
Hoosier State Hosts Big General Federation Meeting
Harriett K. Sparks notes Indiana will welcome General Federation of Women’s Clubs to West Baden Springs June first. The resort hotel, set among gardens, can house a thousand guests and feature a vast convention hall, 1200 seating, and space for social events and exhibits. Indiana’s program focuses on educational federation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett K. Sparks
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Indiana State Federation
Indiana Federation of Clubs
General Federation
West Baden Spring
America
Lost River Valley
Pompelan m
John D. Sherman
Council
Ioe
Indiana
Otion
Mrs John Clark Fain Honored At Social Week
A week of social events paid tribute to Mrs John Clark Fain with bridge parties luncheons and showers. Hostesses including Mrs Dwight Newby Mrs James Shelton and Mrs Eli Johnston staged a pink themed bridge at Mrs Shelton s home with high score prizes for Mrs Horace Lindsay. Attendees listed include Mrs John Clark Fain Messrs Horace Lindsay Henry Thompson H K Stanfield Norben Harris of Lubbock William C Boyce Jr John K Boyce Wales Madden Merrell Patton Harvey Radey Julian Bivins Neal Hall and Misses Louise Landis Felice Stinnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark Fain
Fain
Dwight Newby
James Shelton
Eli Johnston
Shelton
Harrison Street
Horace Lindsay
Mesdamea
Henry Thompson
H. K. Stanfield
Norbern Harris
Lubbock
William C. Boyce, Jr
John K. Boyce
Wales Madden
Merrell Patton
Harvey Radey
Julian Bivins
Neal Hall
W. N. Cooper
Louise Landis
Felice Stinnett
Palmer Kindergarten Program Set at Women's Club
A public program by Palmer School will be held at the Assembly Hall of the Women’s Club rooms in the auditorium on Thursday May 28. The schedule lists first year kindergarten from 1:00 to 2:16, second year kindergarten from 2:16 to 3:46, sixth grade from 8:45 to 6:00. The public is cordially invited. Entrance to the auditorium will be free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Woman’s Council
Mattea McClurkin
Buchanan
North Amarillo Ci Street Methodist Church
Herber
Twenteth Century Club
Libr
Scheuler of
New York
H. G. Maxfield
West Eleventh Street
Harmony Club
Rille Country Club
Masonic Hall
G. H. Bryant
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Taylor Street
R. B. Mastison, Jr
Tyler Street
Z. T. Fine
Anna- Tyler Street
Kongenial Kard Klub
Max Merry
van Buren Street
Harvey Crudgington
First Christian Church
Canyon Girls Club
W. E. Oliver
Amarillo Hotel
Minnie Hutchins
Juanita Henderson
Margaret Harris
Gladys H. Webb
C. M. Boyd
San Jacinto Heights
Philharmonic Club
Child Welfare Club
Harold Knupp
Polk Street
la Costura Club
R. W. Hall
Palmer Kindergarte
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Longworth
Rufus Dawes
James T. Fechet
Army Air Service
Fechet
Lillian Chenoweth
Holly Springs
Miss
Rudolph Flato
Stella Flato
Kingsville
Edward H. Blum
Kate Blum
Germantown, Pa
William Blum
Chevy Chase
William Guy Ruggles
M. M. Norton
Ranger
R. H. Tomlinson
Lester Thanish
Fort Worth
F. Y. Pollock
Epworth Hall
Belle Bennett
Philathea
J. P. Carter
Jackson Street
Clifford Thompson
W. D. McClure
Pierce Street
S. F. Newbold
R. B. Gaston
Louisiana
Presbyterian Woman's Council
St. Andrews Woman's Auxiliary
Taylor
W. B. Dohoney
A. L. Daily
B. I. T. Club
Voss Brummal
W. M. A. First Baptist Church
St. Paul’s Missionary Society
Bible Jesson
D. M. Deason
Pierian Club
J. G. Short
Fillmore Street
Just
Johnson
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Panhandle Hardware Co
Polk St
Hoosier State
McIlroy’s Market
Polk
White
Kirk
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