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Amarillo Social Scene Highlights Summer Guests and Events
Amarillo hosts a busy summer social calendar with visits from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson of Breckenridge and Prof. J. Edwin Howe of Evansville Indiana. A dinner at 1601 Jefferson hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Gentry featured an orchid centerpiece and a twenty-guest table. Attendees included the Howes and several Thompson and Wheatley families, with travels and engagements noted for multiple locals. A wedding anniversary dinner for Floyd and Mrs. Williams at 306 Louisiana Avenue and upcoming church events at the Polk Street Methodist and a visit by Professor J. Edwin Howe are also mentioned, alongside engagements announced via Wichita Beacon for Ruth Powers Nevins of Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Robert Thompson
Breckenridge
R. 8. Thomson
Polk Street
J. Edwin
Evansville
Ind
Farr Wyatt
Jefferson Street
Richard H. Gentry
J. Edwin Howe
Edwin Everett
Lowell Howe
Reckenridge
R. S. Thompson
Earl Wyatt
Malcolm Wyatt
Williams
Floyd Williams
Louisiana Avenue
Walter Ridner
Slaton
Anna Prouty
Clovis
N. M
Ernest Smith
Wellington
Wichita Beacon
R. G. Powers
Fast Douglas
Ruth
Lloyd L. Nevins
Tex
Elizabeth Nevins
Bloomington
Miss Powers
Wichita High School
Fairmount College
Helta Omaha Society
Mesdames
Carl Cross
Alfred Dunbar
Arch W. Jarrell
Allen Bonjour
Noble Merry
William R. Snook
Helen Looney
Josephine Hull