Tea honoring sister by Mrs Otis Trulove in Keokuk Iowa
Mrs Otis Trulove hosted a refined tea at 1610 Tay Street yesterday afternoon honoring her sister Mrs C O Allen of Keokuk Iowa. Guests included many named Lila Austin Myers Marella Myers Louise Allen and others with table set in pale apple green and pink rose buds and sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. W. ‘Allen
Keokuk
Iowa
Otis Tru’ Jove
Tay- 1 Street
LA. A. Lampkin
Trulove
C. O. Allen
Louise Allen
Marella Myers
Robbie D. Simpson
F. M. McLaughlin
FE Re. ‘Adams
H. L. Adkins
Mia
Lila Austin Myers
W. R. Frazee
A. A Lumpkin
Lester F Aldrich
Mira
Ed Harris
J. A. Bays
A. P. Lumpkin
E. F. Bryan
Glenn Casey
R. R. Swinfaci
A. D. Steed
W- M ‘Beyer
W. T. Coble
I. D.cole
S. A. Barnes
Dallas
B. W. Minor
Ft. Worth
8. J. Cole
James Otis Trulove
L. B. Newby
W- H. Me‘Kirahen
E. H. Keedy
L. ‘A. Wells
Tom Elirey
Games Farwell
C. E. Duffy
D. W. Faw
Walter Fuermans
Gladys Marsalis Glenn
Cynthia Lampiin
Simon Lumpkin
F. M. Neal
W. M. Pearce
W. A. Palmer
Lucile Pal
C. W. Patterson
Debie Patterson
J. Rex
A .B. Bishop
F. M. Ryburn
Cf. Dallas
Earl Wyatt
E. A. Rowley
J. W. Sanders
Paul
New President Elected For Study Club
Mrs. R W Andrews was elected ident of the Progressive Childs Brody Club at Mrs. R D Robinett’s home at 4237 West Fourteenth Avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Andrews succeeds Mrs. Robinet who recently resigned. Mrs. Bill Golden was elected secretary. Frank Butler presided. Five new members were voted in: Mrs. Jeff rith, Mrs. R N Byrd, Mrs. Marcus Eddell, Mrs. Herschel Winters, and Mrs. H E Whitchey. Bridge followed. Mrs. Elmon Platt played high. Mid summer flowers brightened Mrs. Robinett’s rooms. attendees included W P Watkins, Frank Betler, D W Gould, J B Muza, Elmo Platt, Price Hooks, Gaines Warren, E M McCartt, B D Robinett, W H Burnett, and Bill Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Andrews
Brody Club
R. D. Robinett
Fourteenth Avenue
Andrews
Robinett
Bill Golden
W. T. Wheeler
Frank Butler
Jeffrith
R. N. Byrd
Marcus Eddell
Herschel Winters
H. E. Whitchey
Bridge
Elmon Platt
W. P. Watkins
Frank Betler
D. W. Gould
Hoovers Return To Dallas
Mr and Mrs FE Hoover return to Dallas with daughters Alice Evelyn and Ennie after a pleasant visit at 1400 Jackson Street with Mr and Mrs CG D Teensie connected to Hoover Seaman Dry Goods Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hoover
Alice Evelyn
Ennie
Dallas
Mra
Jackson Street
Uboeover-Seaman Dry Goods Company
Amarillo Women Discuss New Junior College Role
Mrs Bess Orr of Amarillo explains the city hosts the newest junior college in the state, affiliated with Texas University and offering practical courses. A Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at the Amarillo Hotel highlighted the topic with Miss Cleo Bradley reviewing The Independent Woman magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Bess ' Orr
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
Texas University
Hueinese Woman's Magazine
Independent Woman
Martha Washington
Bess Orr
Horace Griges
Daisy Fennock
Hallie Harper
Inez Drake
Violet Beach
Faye Gordon
Mattie Adell Sebits
Jack Elsridge
Elizabeth Blackburn
Winifred Ehrlick
Ethel Caldwell
Ruthelle Bacon
Mary Alice Scott
Katherine Metealf
Medora Duncan
Frankie Gober
Carrie Downing
Cleo Bradley
Alma Richardson
Martha Perkins
Jeasie Landis
Dena Hill
San Jacinto P T A Holds Called Meeting at School
San Jacinto P T A met at the school building in a called gathering to hear committee chairmen reports. President Mrs Mation Hill presided with officers Mrs W C Morehead and others present. a noon luncheon followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto P. T. A
Mation Hill
W. C. Morehead
Foubien
Grover Hill
M. G. Standford
Robert Ricks
J. L. Lawton
Guy Ballard
Deana Lall
KR. Adkisson
M. Morris
Jenny Jo Duke Honored With Dinner Shower
Miss Jenny Jo Duke who will become the bride of E. O. Gould was honored with a dinner party and shower at El Taos. Hostesses were Miss Melba Foringer, Miss Edith Powell and Miss Zella Harty. The table featured marigolds nasturtiums and golden glow with a gold note theme. A tray of linen handkerchiefs was presented before dessert. Attendees included Mrs. J. H. Clark, Mrs. Rollin Waltz, Miss Armida Foringer, Miss Phyllis Burk of Boston, and Miss Edith Zelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Jo Duke
E. O. Gould
el Taos
Melba Foringer
Edith Powell
Zella Harty
Miss Duke
J. H. Clark
Rollin Waltz
Armida Foringer
Phyllis Burk
Boston
Mass
Edith Zelly
Theron Lea Risley Fourth Birthday Party at Home
Little Miss Theron Lea Risley celebrated her fourth birthday with friends at 2508-B Taylor Street yesterday afternoon. Guests included Doris Walton from Lake Charles and several local children. decorations featured cut flowers and four burning candles on the cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron Lee Risley
F. L. Risley
Taylor Street
Doris Walton
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Risley
Mary Sue Damron
Agnes Rose Latson
Theron Lea Risley
Joe Latson
Millie Joe Houck
Agnes Rose Larson
Pegey Houck
Bobbie Rich
Mary Jane Houch
Jack Rich
Betty Ward
Maurine Ratcliff
Joy Mattix
Bobby Jean Hill
Guy Owens
Women join fox hunters as Caldwell Guadalupe counties admit members
In Houston the Wolf and Fox Hunters association of Caldwell Gonzales and Guadalupe counties voted to admit women to membership. Several women joined the organization signaling a shift in the long standing sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Associated Press
Houston
Wolf and Fox Hunters’ Association
Caldwell
Goneales
Guadalupe Counties
American Woman Drives Car in Soviet Russia First
Mrs. Arthur Powell Davis, wife of a California irrigation engineer, becomes the first American woman to drive an automobile in Soviet Russia. In Tashkent crowds gather as she drives with her husband in the back seat, explaining U.S. practice of driving from both front and rear seats. Also notes Miss Peggy Bilbrey visiting Erick Oklahoma and relatives in Colorado Springs and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tashkent
Russia
Arthur Powell Davis
California
Soviet Russia
Is This Your Birthday By Earl Minderman
This brief notes Lucy Stone born in 1818, a reformer who financed education at Oberlin, kept her surname after marriage to Henry Blackwell, lectured against slavery, and helped organize the American Woman's Suffrage Association in 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Minderman
Lucy Stone
Oberlin College
Henry Blackwell
American Woman’s Suffrage Association
Woman politician refuses taxes over representation claim
A female leader, serving as president until 1872, refused to pay taxes on her property alleging she was not represented in the government. Her stance highlights early advocacy for rights and representation in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gov
Elizabeth
Emily Blackwell
America
Emma Eames
Mary Duncan
Martha J. R. Lamb
Water Green In Newport Styles At The Casino Theatre
Water green attire appears among Newport fashion at the Casino Theatre revealing formal styles for evenings. Flowered chiffon frocks with capes and long hems contrast with flat crepe in white for dances. White, watergreen, pale blue, pale pink dominate, with lace black accents and crepe satin gaining favor as season advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny United Presny
New York
Newport
Casino Theatre
Marine Lotion Fights Red Eyes After Crying
A suggested remedy for red and puffy eyes after crying, promoting Marine lotion as a long trusted product. Claims no belladonna or harmful ingredients and offers a month’s supply for 60 cents. Encourages trying the lotion to improve eye appearance.
Frock Styles Advance With Princess Lines and Color Accents
Fashion notes describe semi princess lines and gowns in lace net with matching jackets. Color contrasts appear via fabric flowers on white, pale green, and violet ensembles. Back decolletage remains pronounced though softened. draped backs and wraps in velvet or velveteen trend. Coats of sequins rare, as Countess Szechenyi sports a sequined jacket with a pale blue chiffon gown. Mrs Lilly Belle McClure and daughter Corinne return from a western states tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bekt
Szechenyi
Local Train Wreck Survivors Return Home and Travel Plans
W L Corn of Morse, recovering in Amarillo from bruises suffered in the Oklainton wreck a week ago, departed for home yesterday. Eddie Moore, son of Mrs. George Moore of 804 A Jackson Street, left Saturday for a month's tour through Colorado with Mrs. Buvens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Corn
Morse
Amarillo
Oklainton
Eddie Moore
George Moore
Jackson Street
Towse
Colorado
Buvens
Ironized Yeast Delivers Rapid Weight Gain and Clear Skin
Advert contains claims that Ironized Yeast plus Brewer's Yeast quicky add 5 to 15 pounds in three weeks and improve skin and digestion. It touts two tonics in one, no yeasty taste, and a money-back line. Endorsed by Mrs. Wornbeck.
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Otis Trulove
Hoovers
Gina
St. Josephs P
Couvriaht
Pubtle Ledger
San Jacinto P.T. A
Texas
Soviet
Peggy Bilbrey
Mra. C. V. Bilbrey
Erick
Oklahoma
Mrs. Leed
T. M. Bruner
Viola Small
Colorado Springs
Elmer J. Scott
Mr. Scott
Panhandle Lumber Company
Resinel
Baltimore
Grove
Titania
Helen Gordon Burd
Deal
N. J
Asbury Park
Tevelene
Stephen
Ruth Beauty Shop
White and Kirk
S& H
Randal
Oscar D. Randal Drug Stores
Troy Laundry Kids
Bessel
Troy
Spineh
Hollywood
Santa FE
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
E. R. Brame
T. B. Gallaher General
Amarillo, Texas
Alta Sea
Amarillo Lo
H. W. Clutter City
Lilly Belle McClure
Corinne
Polk Street
Rose Bowl Tea Room
10Th and
Jackson St
Junior Welfare League
Polk St
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