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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1927
Page
4
Tomorrow's events list a broad mix of Legion Auxiliary activities at the Legion club rooms, a Gleaners' meeting with luncheon, and numerous church and club gatherings. Notable items include Fidelis banquets at the Herring hotel, Needle and Round dozen club meetings, and a Peter Pan Bridge Club gathering.
Amarillo resident Mrs. Amy Miears Jackson designed the official UT graduate ring chosen for its representation of Texas and the university. The University of Texas ring features the seal, longhorn, cactus and blue bonnet with a balanced design. Mrs Jackson, wife of Darrell Jackson, is a 1926 UT graduate and law student. they plan to return to Amarillo after graduation. Semper Fidelis class of Polk Street Methodist to have social at 7:30 pm Thursday in church annex. all members urged to attend.
More than 500 invitations issued for the American Legion Auxiliary apron and necktie gala to be held at 7 30 Tuesday evening in Legion club rooms after the business session and a brief World War I anniversary service. The program features music readings an informal talk by R W Lankford on Paris experiences. A ritzy supper will be served at small tables followed by 42 dominos and dancing with music by The Green Mountain Orchestra.
The Home Interest Club met Friday at Mrs. D. A. George’s 800 Adams Street for an April Fool Easter themed afternoon. A mock Easter egg hunt, games, and contests followed by an ice course and cretonne parasol favors. Special guests included Mesdames John Armstrong, W. R. Ballard, W. E. Oliver Jr, Edwin Harris, H. C. Gurtz, O. M. Slay, James Ely, R. H. Miller and Ritzman.
Mrs C E Kiser who visited Amarillo for a month departed Saturday night for home in Hollywood California. She was guest of Dr and Mrs R M Walker and Miss Willena Walker at 1310 A Harrison street. The two plan a world trip this fall.
Mrs FE U Busby hosted an April Fool party at 607 East Twelfth Street with guests dressed as Gasoline Alley characters. Rachel as Rachel the mammy won best makeup while Earl Martin as a vagabond won for tackiness. Refreshments followed served by Rachel Mandy and Plato.
Pupils from St Marys academy presented a program in Spanish to honor the Mother Provincial of the New Orleans province during her visit. The event featured costumed Senoritas, songs, readings, dances, and a Spanish choral piece, reflecting a lively classroom showcase.
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