Grace and Balance in Beauty and Exercise Clip
The article blends guidance on grace and balance with a featured exercise. It describes standing on one leg then extending the other, using arms for balance, and repeating to improve steadiness. It notes progress over a week and quotes a saying about muscles liking work. It also mentions Mrs. A F Waggoner hosting and a club business meeting with a private tennis court and adopted by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace J
A. F. Waggoner
C. H. Brion
W. L. Blake
M. (. Basham
George Russell
Alpha Delphians Meet to Discuss The Early Roman Republic
The Alpha Delphians gathered Tuesday afternoon in the Women's club rooms at the Municipal Auditorium. Mrs. E. M. Mirick led the lesson on The Early Roman Republic, with Mrs. Tom Williams presenting a resume and Mrs. Alex Jackson handling preparatory discussion. Other members offered topics, and readings by Miss Josephine Miller and Mrs. O'Brien complemented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphians
Municipal Auditorium
E. M. Mirick
Tom Williams
Alex Jackson
R. W. Adams
T. A. Trusty
T. A. Trusty, Mrs. Stone Trigg, Mrs. W. P. Strickland, Mrs. L. V. Cradit
E. E. Finklea
Josephine Miller
O'Brien
Needle Club Entertained At Mrs Bridges Home
Mrs. C C Bridges hosted the B B Needle club Tuesday afternoon at 802 South True Street. Members and special guests enjoyed needlework and visiting before a salad course. Attending were Mrs C A Rogers Mrs C F Smith Mrs W L Bridges and others including Mesdames C E Rittenberry Ed Hawkins J G Goodman Fred Young E R Bruce and A P McSwain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Bridges
B. B. Needle Club
South True Street
C. A. Rogers
C. F. Smith
W. L. Bridges
C. E. Rittenberry
Ed Hawkins
J. G. Goodman
Fred Young
E. R. Bruce
A. P. McSwain
Mrs Merry Hosts Kongenial Kard Klub at Van Buren Home
Mrs. Max Merry entertained the Kongenial Kard Klub Tuesday afternoon at 810 Van Buren Street. After bridge games, Mrs. Jim Hagan won the high score prize and Mrs. MacOliver the second prize. A two course luncheon was served with Mrs. Fountain as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Merry
Kongenial Kard Klub
van Buren Street
Jim Hagan
MacOliver
Fountain
Mrs Hardin Hosts Needle Club Luncheon at Amarillo Club
Mrs Ed Hardin entertained the Needle Club with a well appointed luncheon at Amarillo Country Club. The table featured a bowl of apple blossoms and pink roses for twenty guests. After the menu, members enjoyed needlework and chat. Mrs Walter Browne attended as special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hardin
Needle Club
Amarillo Country Club
Walter Browne
DAR Esther McCrory Chapter Luncheon At Herring Hotel
The Esther McCrory chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a regular luncheon in the Crystal dining room of the Herring hotel on Tuesday afternoon. Professor Duflot addressed the group as part of the meeting program. The long tables were decorated with baskets of early spring sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Duflot
Esther McCrory
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Herring Hotel
Kansas Visitors Are Honored At Party
Mrs. W. FE Ferguson hosted a bridge party at 202 Crestway Country Club honoring Miss Lillian Woodward of Wichita Kansas and Mr and Mrs M F Moran of Hays. The afternoon featured songs by Mrs Harry Faber White and accompaniment by Mrs Ernest O Northcutt. Professor Duflot spoke on Problem Child and the Prevention of Crime at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon. A rising vote of thanks extended to Mrs Allan Early for arranging the event and to Dr Duflot for his appearance. A brief business session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Vineyard
G. J. Matthews
Frank Salter
C. C. Cunningham
Hilltops
Harry Faber White
White
Ernest O. Northcutt
J. C. Heaton
Professor Duflot
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Canyon
Allan Early
W. FE. Ferguson
Crestway Country Club
Lillian Woodward
Wichita
Kansas
M. F. Moran
Hays
Evening at Kansas Game Ends with Refreshment Course
The Kansas event saw attendees enjoy evening games followed by a refreshment course served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Glenn Madaline Randall Birthday Party at Aunt’s Home
Little Miss Glenn Madaline Randall celebrated her third birthday over the weekend at Mrs. Murry Watts 807 Jackson Street. Guests included Sara Woodburn Lee Ravey Francis Gene Ravey and others with cake and ice cream served and chocolate bonnets given as favors. 1927 Bridge Club Is Postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Madaline Randall
Murry Watts
Jackson Street
Sara Woodburn
Lee
Francis Gene Ravey
Junior
Bell Woolfolk
Cecil Boulden
Marguerite Connally
Bettie Joe Webb
Jimmie Randall
John William Britt
Junior Bobbitt
Paul Dinson
Peggy Weir
Eleanor Threl
Vivian Ruth Smith
Ernestine Mercer
Community party at the Jones home on Fairmont Avenue
The article notes a social gathering planned for next Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Rual Jones located at 306 Fairmont Avenue with members and their husbands attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rual Jones
Fairmont Avenue
W C T U Holds Monday Afternoon Meeting
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met in regular session at Central Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Will Howes presiding and Rev. G H Bryant reading the devotional. Reports from officers were given and Mrs. J B Diggs named membership chairman. one new member was received. The Central Presbyterian Church annual business meeting is set for 8 o clock tonight at the old church at Tenth and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Central Presbyterian Church
Will Howes
G. H. Bryant
J. B. Diggs
Central Presbyterian Business Meeting
Central Presbyterian Church Corporation
Tenth and
Taylor
Church Meeting Urges Attendance for Important Business
All members of the church are urged to attend as very important business will be transacted. R. Thomsen minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Thomsen
Local Visitors Return or Move On to New Mexico
Harvey Jones of Happy and L. G. Runyon of Singer Sewing Machine fame visited in the city, while Mrs. H. H. Hall received callers. L. D. Runnells of Chicago was in town on business and plans Fort Worth residence. Cecil H. Miller and wife toured Dallas and Albuquerque, New Mexico, with intent to locate. Dee Clark of Tucumcari, visiting Amarillo on business, and W. L. Simms and party headed to Clovis, New Mexico for an extended stay. Jack Soderland of Chicago was a city visitor earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Jones
Happy
L. G. Runyon
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Clarence Epperly
H. H. Hall
L. D. Runnells
Chicago
Fort Worth
Cecil H. Miller
Dallas
H. H. Hal
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Dee Clark
Tucumcar
Amarillo
W. L. Simms
Clovis
Jack Soderland
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Marie Otto
Oh, Kay!” Company
By Ninon
H. and H. Athletic Club
Merry
Mrs. Hardin
Bone
Economy Bone’s Dress Shop
East Fourth ST
Ford Agency
W.C. T.U
Reguige
Wales
Hoye
Ladies’ Union
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