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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1927

Page

5

Tomorrow's Social Calendar Highlights In Amarillo

The Amarillo social section lists events including the Ladies' chorus at 2 50 PM at the College of Music, Glenn Dunning Junior Music Club at 3 PM with Miss Evelyn Eckert at 1608 Jackson Street, and a Potter County Federation meeting at 3 PM in the Municipal Auditorium women's club rooms. Hamilton Dunning Junior Music Club meets at 2 30 PM at 1609 Tyler Street, with Junior Christian Endeavor at the First Christian church social center at 2 30 PM hosted by Miss Londa Richardson and Mrs. George Weems.

Amarillo Ladies College of Music Glenn Dunning Evelyn Eckert Jackson Street Potter County Federation of Women Municipal Auditorium Hamilton-Dunning Hamilton Studios Tyler Street First Christian Church Londa Richardson George Weems

Luncheon Reservations and Lecture by Professor Dauflot

CG. C. Cunningham and others handle luncheon reservations. The afternoon features an address by Professor Dauflot, head of sociology at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon. All members, prospective members, and visiting Db ALR are invited to attend.

CG. C. Cunningham Dauflot West Texas State Teachers’ College Canyon Db Alr

Mrs J J Sanders Heads J U G Club For Ensuing Year

Mrs J J Sanders was elected president of the J U G club at the annual business meeting held at 1613 Tyler Street. Other officers named: Mrs James O Gulerie vice president, Mrs Davis Tudor secretary, Mrs Curtis Wescoat corresponding secretary, Mrs Hortense Woodburn treasurer, and Mrs Albert Bivins publicity chair. The group will cooperate with Amarillo AAUW to entertain Day Nursery children one day weekly and donate 10 to Amarillo High School student loan fund. A strong turnout attended.

J. J. Sanders J. U. G. Club Frank Storm Tyler Street James O. Gulerie Davis Tudor Curtis Wescoat Hortense Woodburn Albert Bivins

Mrs Ryan Hosts Taisez-Vous Bridge Club Tea

Mrs E A Ryan entertained the Taisez-Vous Bridge club Thursday afternoon at 910 West Fifteenth Street. Three tables played, with Mrs J L Harrington earning high score, Mrs John B Gilvin second, and Mrs John North guest prize. Refreshments were served to guests including Mrs Bartels Mrs Jackaverds Mrs North and Mrs Gree isot.

E. A. Ryan Taisez-Vous Bridge Club West Fifteenth Street J. L. Harrington John B. Gilvin John North Bartels Jackaverds Gree Isot

Mrs Norris Ewing Hosts Hirman Junior Club

Mrs Norris Ewing entertained the Hirman Junior club Thursday afternoon at 1910 12 Fillmore Street. Miss Elizabeth Nunn led the program on The Scene and Structure of The Intimate Stranger by Booth Tarkington with readings by Miss Clara Currie. A round table discussion followed with members sharing opinions.

Norris Ewing Hirman Fillmore Street Elizabeth Nunn Booth Tarkington Clara Currie

Woman's Club Meeting on The Fur Industry

Mrs. C. F. Blanchard and Mrs. John F. Manning hosted the Woman's club at 1200 Pierce Street Thursday afternoon. Leader Hal Randolph spoke on The Fur Industry and the fur bearing animals in the wilds, followed by Mrs. J. L. Scott on Fur Farming. Strawberries, cream, and cake were served to a large attendance.

C. F. Blanchard John F. Manning Woman's Club

Woman's Association Tea At Congregational Church

The Woman's Association of the Congregational Church held a tea at Mrs. A. P. Bright's home 1807 Lincoln Street. The group, a recent city church organization, entertained with music and readings followed by tea for guests and members.

Woman’s Association of Congregational Church Woman's Association of the Congregational Church A. P. Bright Lincoln Street

Mrs Stewart Hosts Thursday 42 Club at Home

Mrs W A Stewart welcomed the Thursday 42 club Thursday afternoon at 1617 Harrison Street. Cut flowers enhanced the rooms and games of 450 provided entertainment. A salad course followed, served by the hostess with help from her daughters Mrs Fred Fuqua and Miss Mary Lee Fuqua. Special guests included Mesdames Jim Green Thompson Herman Kerr S D Vaughn J M Holland Fran Cook and Challis.

W. A. Stewart Harrison Street Fred Fuqua Mary Lee Fuqua Jim Green Thompson Herman Kerr D. Vaughn J. M Holland Fran Cook Challis

Idicawhile Club Entertained by Mrs Potter

Mrs Paul Potter hosted the Idieawhile club at 1819 Fillmore Street on Thursday afternoon. The room blooms and games yielded high score prizes to Mrs Harvey M Crudgington, second to Mrs Paul O'Brien, and guest high to Mrs Annie McSpadden. Refreshments followed for members and special guests Mrs W M Beverly, Mrs C Alexander, Mrs F R Bush, and Miss Annie McSpadden.

Paul Potter Idieawhile Club Fillmore Street Harvey M. Crudgington Paul O'Brien Annie McSpadden W. M. Beverly C. Alexander F. R. Bush

Declamation Preliminary Contests At San Jacinto School

Tonight at 7 30 o clock the preliminaries in declamation will be held at San Jacinto school with eighteen pupils contesting. An ex tempest ore speaking contest is also included. Winners receive prizes from the San Jacinto Parent Teacher association. Medals go to the five winners in the essay spelling and arithmetic contests. The public is invited.

San Jacinto School San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association

Mrs Ansley Hosts 1927 Bridge Club Gathering

Mrs. F. W. Ansley entertained the 1927 Bridge club Thursday at Fifth Street Roberts Place. High score prize went to Mrs. W. P. Bowen, cut prize to Mrs. Paul Jones, guest high to Mrs. J. G. Parker. a salad course followed for members and special guests Mesdames J. G. Parker E. L. Shelton W. D. Ward Hewitt Ansell and Henry A. Ansley.

F. W. Ansley Bridge Club Fifth Street Roberts Place W. P. Bowen Paul Jones J. G. Parker E. L. Shelton W. D. Ward Hewitt Ansell Henry A. Ansley

Visitors Honored by Miss Abramson for City Visit

Miss Blanche Abramson entertained at her home by 1205 Lincoln street honoring Miss Jean Berman of New York City and Miss Bessie Shaw of Kansas City visiting relatives. After bridge games a high score prize went to Miss Alda Lois Braunig. guest favors were handed out and a plate luncheon was served.

Jean Berman New York City Bessie Shaw Kansas City Blanche Abramson Bridge Lincoln Street Alda Lois Braunig

Miss Dohrman Hosts Lutheran Club Meeting

The Lutheran Social club gathered Thursday afternoon at Miss Ella Dohrman's home at 1500 Van Buren Street. Members enjoyed needlework and conversation then shared refreshments with Mesdames Leopold Hensel Stoekel Myers Collman Bopp Let singer Hoekle Kollman.

Ella Dohrman van Buren Street Mesdames Mary Leopold Martin Hensel Ed Stoekel Rhea Myers Herman Collman George Bopp Roy Letsinger Louis Hoekle Ella Kollman

Buchanan School To Present Evening Program

The Athletic association of Buchanan Street school will present an interesting program at 7:30 this evening at the school. Proceeds go toward buying baseball equipment. The program includes Summer Voices choral club, readings by Myrtle Young and Iscah Mateer, Swedish folk drill, Chimes Dun Kirk, a German folk drill, Hail Texas by Radie, and more.

the Athletic Association Buchanan Street School Myrtle Young Iscah Mateer J. M. Davis Texas Radie

Professor Duflot To Address DAR Luncheon

The Esther McCrory chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a regular luncheon at 12 30 on Tuesday April 5 at the Hotel Herring. Hostesses include Mrs G T Vineyard Mrs G J Matthews and Mrs Prank Salter.

Professor Duflot Esther McCrory the Daughters of the American Revolution G. T. Vineyard Mra. G. J. Matthews Prank Salter

Baby Girl Born to Borger Couple at St Andrew’s

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Katsh of Borger announce the arrival Wednesday morning at St. Andrew's hospital of a baby girl. Claire Davenport returned from a business trip to Abilene Brownwood and San Angelo. Mr. and Mrs. Law Sone of Desdemona recently visited Mrs. Sone's mother, Mrs. Pearl Adama. De W. A. Black of Oklahoma City,

Jack Katsh Borger St. Andrew's Hospital Claire Davenport Abilene Brownwood San Angelo Law Sone Desdemona

Local notes from Oklahoma and surrounding towns

Oklahoma records a visit by a zone surgeon for the Veterans Bureau to Dr Whittington in town. Miss Mattie Lew Ward of Panhandle Builders' Supply visits Tucumcari New Mexico. Dr J W Hendricks now with Whittington clinic in Amarillo away for obstetric hospital work until early May. Mrs Moore of Nifty-Gifty Shop at Palo Duro hotel on crutches after hip injury. K B E McDonald returns from Mineral Wells rest cure. Mrs Frank Huff ill and due home next week from Glen Rose. Mrs Josephine Young leaves for Canadian on business.

Oklahoma Veterana Bureau Whittington Mattie Lew Ward Panhandle Builders’ Supply Company Tucumcari New Mexico J. W. Hendricks Indianapolis Amarillo Moore Palo Duro K. BE. McDonald Mineral Wells Frank Huff Glen Rose Josephine Young

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