Country Club Teas Begin With First Sunday Event
The Amarillo Country Club hosted the first of a series of Sunday tea events for members and guests. Artists Mr. and Mrs. John Josey and Mrs. W. B. Stevenson performed. Spring flowers adorned the hall and Mrs. John McKnight and Mrs. Ben Stone coordinated tea service. Attendees included Mrs. H. W. Virgin of Chicago and guests from Borger, Pampa, Lubbock, Canyon, and Canyon’s Hickman.
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Amarillo Country Club
John Josey
W. B. Stevenson
John McKnight
Ben Stone
H. W. Virgin
Chicago
Russell Clark
Borger
H. D Hicks
Pampa
W. G. Stevens
Aston Bacon
Lubbock
Geraldine Greene
Nell
Canyon
Wallace Clark
Hickman
Cowl Neck Pattern Hailed From Madame Vionnet Era
A 1851 Anne Adams pattern features a cowl neck with back buttons and Parisian tailoring. Sizes 14 to 42 offered. pattern includes fabric needs and illustrated instructions. Book and pattern priced at 25 cents, with the latest Anne Adams Pattern Book available for purchase.
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Madame Vionnet
Anne Adams
My Beauty Hint By Billie Seward
The columnist notes a clear complexion as essential to appearance and advises cleansing creams that melt easily and occasional soap and water. She keeps cold cream to protect skin during outdoor sport and warns dirt can lodge in pores. Paris reports describe a navy blue taffeta party frock with an ankle length skirt and square neckline. Washington notes gold lame dance frocks with medieval influence and long sleeves.
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Billie Seward
Paris
Marquise de Brissac
Washington
Helen Walker
School Operetta To Be Given Tonight
Pupils from Lee Bivins School present The Enchanted Garden operetta tonight at 8 in McKinley School auditorium to raise funds. A small admission fee is charged and the public is invited.
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Lee Bivins School Fund
McKinley School
1929 Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs Pratt
Mrs George Pratt hosted the 1929 Bridge Club with spring décor featuring pansies tulips and lilacs. High guest prize went to Mrs J C Richardson and high for members to Mrs A G Atteberry with second high to Mrs H J Sasse.
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Bridge Club
Pratt
George Pratt
J. C. Richardson
A. G Atteberry
Secon High
H. J. Sasse
Mesdames B . Puckett
Roy Dee
V. 8. Higgins
Jack Vogt
Program Given by Conservatory Pupils
The Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts presented a Sunday afternoon recital featuring piano pupils of Beckie Reeder Arnold and dance pupils of Elsie Little. Guests included Emily Ann Emery, Mary Kruser, Frances Hoover, Mary Ann Hall, Constance Fuqua, Beckie Reeder, Eleanor Fuqua, Neilyan Griggs, Gloria Bates, and Mary Carol Thompson who appeared on the program. Punch was served at the close.
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Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Elsie Little
Emily Ann Emery
Mary Kruser
Frances Hoover
Mary Ann Hall
Constance Fuqua
Beckie Reeder
Eleanor Fuqua
Neilyan Griggs
Gloria Bates
Mary Carol Thompson
Punch
Local Events Calendar Features Concerts and Meetings
A busy Monday night schedule lists The Enchanted Garden operetta by Lee Bivins School pupils at McKinley School Auditorium, 8 pm, and multiple club meetings across Amarillo venues including First Baptist Church, Carpenters Hall, and the Nat Sanborn PTA social at school cafeteria. Community groups host dances, bridge and 42 tournaments, sewing clubs, luncheons, and book reviews with Dr R C Snodgrass at First Christian Church.
Wardrobe elimination contest noted at Pleasant Valley club
Mrs Lee McBride reported on a wardrobe elimination contest held at Canyon during a Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs B H Clendon’s home last week. Sixteen members attended with three guests Dames W A Duckworth S A Blevins and G B Moore. METHODIST CLASS TO HAVE MEETING The Ladies Fellowship Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church will hold its regular monthly business meeting at an all day quilting party at Mrs H Mindred 718 North Hayes Street. PIERIAN JUNIOR CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY Mrs C L Munday will host the Pierian Junior Club at Mrs C D Munday 1119 Harrison Street Thursday at 3 o'clock.
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Ss. B. A
Security Benefit Association
Carpenters’ Hall
Mabell Lovett
Joe Bill Barnard
Nellrita Alvey
Gene Polk
Rosemary Clark
Paul Lovett
Howard Foster
Bob Lovett, Jr
Zelda May Lisemore
Dorothy Barnard
Harold Rose
Dorothella Ingram
Agnes Rose Larson
Ellene West
Mary John
Prestine Sullivan
Nelda Fay Lisemore
Bob Lovett
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
H. W. Wise
North Hayes Street
Lee McBride
Canyon
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
B. H. Clendon
Mesdames W. A. Duckworth
5. A. Blevins
G. B. Moore
Ladies’ Fellowship
Buchanan Street
Methodist Church
H. Mindred
Pierian Junior Club
C. L. Munday
Pierian
C. D. Munday
Harrison Street
Feen-a-mint gum laxative advertisement
An older advertisement touts Feen-a-mint chewing gum as a gentle, thorough laxative. It claims to dissolve laxative ingredients in saliva and distribute them through the intestines to relieve constipation, urging immediate use to avoid delayed effects. Prices listed are 15¢ and 25¢.
Aiquille Needle Club Luncheon At River Road Home
The Aiquille Needle Club will be entertained with a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fred Roane on River Road Tuesday at 1 o'clock. The article also notes that elephants can reach a grinding teeth weight of 20 pounds each.
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L'Aiguillee Needle Club
Fred Roane
River Road
L'Aiquille Club
L'Aiquille Needle Club
Blood Tonic Promises Vitality From Red Cell Boosts
An advertisement extols S.S.S. Blood Tonic as a remedy to restore strength by rebuilding red blood cells and hemoglobin. It urges readers with tiredness, pale skin, or poor appetite to try the tonic, noting it supports gastric secretions and oxygen transport. It adds that the product is sold in two sizes at drug stores.
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S.S.S
S.ss
S.5.s. Co
Beryl Needle Club Plans Tuesday Meeting
The Beryl Needle Club will meet at Mrs. J. W. Blatzell's home 2508 North West Second Avenue on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Beryl Needle Club
J. W. Baltzell
North West
Second Avenue
J. W. Blatzell
Parisians Choose Same Navy Lelong Tailleur This Spring
Paris fashion notes reveal two stylish Parisians, Lady Mendl and the Comtesse Elie de Gaigneron, selecting a navy blue Lelong tailleur. The jackets feature a military collar with gold dumb-bell closures and both outfits include white washable vests.
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Paris
Mendl
Elsie de Wolfe
Comtesse
Elie de Gaigneron
Parisian Princess Polignac Mixes Black With Pale Tones
Princesse Edmond de Polignac of Paris, visiting Italy, shows spring fashion combining black with pale yellow or white. She pairs a black wool frock with a pale yellow angora three-quarter coat or a knee-length white tussor wrap lined in black wool crepe. The piece notes a Latin origin for the word lead.
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Venice
Edmond de Polignac
Paris
Italy
Scottish Society Entertained at Willis Home
The Amarillo Scottish Society gathered at 7:30 PM Friday for a covered dish supper at Mr and Mrs Wade Willis 1400-A Washington Street. Willis chaired the program featuring sleight of hand by Carrole Curl Orville Brasher and Gene Redman with Maxwell Cooper and others in attendance. Chief John Abel led the supper.
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Patti Willis
Bruce Cooper
Wade Willis
John Abel
Messrs, and Mesdames W.T. Brothers
H. J. Walker
D. M. Young
George McNeil
Mesdames L. Sears
A. Malloy
John Arnot
F. A. Hargrove
J. Brigham
C. Renfro
Mrs Gist Named Hostess for Needle Club Picnic
Mrs. R. D. Gist will be hostess to the Needle Club at 2615 Hayden Street on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock.
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Mirick
Roy Mirick
Buchanan Street
Needle Club
R. D. Gist
Hayden Street
New Face Powder MELLO GLO Debuts for Longer Wear
A French process called MELLO GLO promises a longer lasting powder that resists poré clogging, gives a youthful bloom and smooth spread without irritation or a pasty finish. It claims to keep skin looking fresh and radiant. Available in 50¢ and $1 sizes.
New JAD METHOD Promises Slimming At Low Cost
Scientist backed claim of rapid fat loss using Condensed JAD Salts. Advert suggests readers can eat three meals daily and drop up to a pound per day at about 14 cents weekly, touting moisture removal and toxin banishing while denying hunger.
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