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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1924
Page
7
Local society news reports the wedding of F O Sides and Miss Mary Fogerson in Canyon, while the Sides couple planned a honeymoon to Fort Collins. A St Mary’s Academy bazaar at 706 Pork offers meals, sale of fancy work, and dancing nightly to support the building fund.
Mrs A V Utterback visits sick list includes 603 North Taylor. Second Baptist Circles meet Wednesday at 180. Rev Fronabarger from Canyon spoke on Palo Duro resort. Prayer meetings 3 pm daily except Saturday at members homes. Mrs G Randall and baby visit Miami with sister Miss Nelson. Judge True love class presented a Jesus era play directed by Creole Richbourg with period costumes and themed music.
Mrs W T Fair of Dalhart and lawyer W C Strong visited here Saturday. Tom Jamison and family from Claude are in Amarillo today. Betty Boyd of 1105 Polk spent yesterday in Plainview. Hall Medford of 1700 Hughes spent Sunday in Panhandle. J L Busey of the Children's Shop is ill at 601 Prospect. Will Kemp and family from Claude with Dr W M Curl at 405 Florida Ave visited today. L E Lyles of 1106 Tyler writes from Oklahoma that Amarillo thinks rain is heavy but here only showers. trip overland failed due to mud and high water, so they rode the train.
A fashion feature discusses youth style amid changing attitudes toward "awkward age" for young girls. It highlights practical afternoon frocks in navy serge, jabots in Georgette, and crepe de chine options, plus bold scarlet outfits. Peggy Platt from New York comments on golf attire with sleeveless leather jackets and masculine accessories, noting leather and suede's role in spring sports wardrobes and the popularity of suede hats and short leather coats over sweaters.
Mr. Gardner of 601 Fillmore is seriously ill at Northwest Texas hospital. Dr. Landworthy of Ardmore visits, formerly of Amarillo, after living here a decade ago. Mrs. Anna Schlaudroff returns from Dallas with her daughter Mrs. Zehringer of 710 Madison. Mrs. T. A. Atkinson of 704 Fillmore travels to Clovis to be with her husband at Santa Fe sanitarium. Earl Wilson and wife visit Amarillo, plan to move to Plainview. Wilson serves as Studebaker Corp. special representative.
Fashion editor Hedda Hoyt notes short sleeves stay popular despite last summer's debates. Wide shoulder lines and scarf accents appear on gowns and waistcoats, with bold buttons, sailor hats, and the return of colored suede shoes for evening wear among Palm Beach and New York trendsetters.
A fragment describes accortion and knife combination devices with buttons covered in the user’s own material. The note hints at custom components and potential DIY crafting details.
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