Society Notes on August Socials and Young Guests
Out-of-town visitors enliven August entertainments as Ama rillo's young set hosts a costume party for Miss Mary Lewis Scott of Austin visiting grandparents at 1620 Polk. Victoria Warner and Jig Weymouth assist with games for a crowd including Janey Eslick and Mary Probst among many others at 1760 Harrison street. Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Neal Hall host bridge at 1015 West Tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Mary Lewis Scott
Austin
R. B. Masterson
Polk Street
Mary Ann
Betsy Weymouth
Harrison Street
Victoria Warner
Claude
Lee Bivins
Zack Scott
Jig Weymouth
Janey Eslick
Mineral Wells
Mary Probst
Betty Faye Kearns
Jean Bess Bowie
Carlie Louise Mayne
Mildred Kirk
Mary Ann Beasley
Bobby Garner
Tol Ware
Jane
Kathryn Moenning
Ben Moennig
Tom
David
Mary Kruser
Dolly
Jim Gulekie
Sarah Margaret
Jane Austin
Marjorie
Charles Fisk
Martha Lee Anderson
Keith Johnson
Hall
Neal Hall
Bridge
West Tenth Street
Wales Madden
Elizabeth Powell
I. D. Brownfield
San Marcial
New Mexico
Violin Teacher Hosts Afternoon With Notables
A quiet afternoon featured sewing and refreshments for guests including Mesdames Wilson Polk Ward Neely Cornelius Dodson Britain Mitchell Parr Roberts and Roy Nash. Others attended a picnic near Washburn and visitors arrived from Munday and Austin while Anne Scott joined her parents in Amarillo to visit grandparents Masterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Edward Wilson
Oe x
Bob and Beauty Shop
Polk
Anne Scott
Austin
Kentucky
Amarillo
Zack Scott
R. B. Masterson
Polk Street
Weeks Social Calendar Shows Evening Dance and Club Meetings
The Elks and Under 21 club host a 9 to 12 dance at Elks Home with Night Owls six piece orchestra. Mizpah club visits Mrs T C Moore at 1626 Ong Street at 9 30 AM. Home Interest club meets Sept 4 at Lilly Brooks 1005 Pierce Street. Eastern Star and Masons plan a 5 30 PM Saturday picnic at Jack Hall’s ranch with baskets. transport arranged by J W Britt D W Britain George Stapleton and N H Mohler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks and Under 21
Elks
Night Owls
T. C. Moore
Ong Street
Home
Lilly Brooks
Pierce Street
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Jack Hall
J. W. Britt
D. W. Britain
George Stapleton
N. H Mohler
Half Minute Interviews and Local Editorial Notes
J E Griffin jokes about testifying to clear Judge Marlow before jury deliberations. Clyde Warwick highlights Ida Farrell and Mildred Nation joining the San Jacinto Booster as editors and assistants. Walter Fly comments on public school girls learning salads and sandwiches but lacking corn bread and greens cooking skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Warwick
Ida Farrell
San Jacinto
Mildred Nation
Walter Fly
Needle club meetings and social notes in Amarillo
The bulletin records social events including Mrs S H Madden and Judge Madden returning home from 1100 Van Buren Street. Social Twenty-five Needle club meets at 2:30 PM at Mrs C B Farmer 909 Madison Street. Miss Radio Britain sails to Munich to study piano and composition. Reece S Allen and Gordon West of Wichita Falls travel via Amarillo toward California where Mrs Allen spends summer. Mrs Kingsland hosts the Needle Club at 1704 Monroe Street with an informal afternoon social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. White
Johnnie White Eslick
Janey Eslick
Mineral Wells
Harry Kearns
Tyler Street
Arthur Ware
van Buren Street
Reece S. Allen
Gordon
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
California
Mrs. Allen
Chang Tso-lin Dies as Peiping Hears
Chang Tso-lin, the Manchurian warlord who rose to lead bandit forces, aided Japan in the war with Russia, and long remained a political factor in the Far East, has died, Peiping reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang Tso-lin
Peking
Japan
Russia
Far East
Bermuda lawn praised on federal building grounds
Postmaster Kenyon notes the new Bermuda lawn on the federal building grounds looks impressive and established quickly. Colonel Ernest Thompson and others comment on cultural topics and discuss a Farmers' congress vocal performer Earl Gough. James M Challiss argues insanity as a defense undermines justice citing the Scott case. Mrs Rosalia Mock mentions the Sorghum Growers' final member payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Bermuda Lawn
Federal Building
James M. Challiss
Scott
Chicago
Plainview Readers Share Views On Education And Local Affairs
A letter from J. T. McIver praises Rev. Virgil Fisher’s Plainview meetings, while others discuss county superintendent funding per capita, the value of education, and a Texas Land and Development Company deal near Plainview yielding $500 per acre and 1500 bushels of peaches from 12 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Penry
Plainview
The
Texas Land
J. T. McIver
Virgil Fisher
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Rev. Fisher
San Jacinto
Fisher
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Ladies’ Bob and Beauty Shop
John Ward
J. M. Neely
A. M. Cornelius
J. Dodson
C. E. Britain
W. C. Mitchell
George Parr
C. D. Roberts
Parr
Mrs. Roberts
Roy Nash
Mr. Nash
Martha Lou
Oklahoma City
Colorado
Imogene Slade
Norma Paylor
Mary Nobles
Nancy Teel
Adrienne Atterbury
Roy Williams
Washburn
Grace Lee
Munday
R. C. Ware
Helen M. Strite
Amarillo College of Music
Miss Strite
Victor Artist of
New York
Wilhoit
Polk St
J. E. Griffin
Sam Marlow
S. H. Madden
Judge Madden
van Burer Street
Radio
Britain
New York City
Munich
Germany
War Lord
Chang Yso-Jin
Jarett’s
Col
Ernest Thompson
Earl Gough
Judge Gough
Farmers’ Congress
Gough
Fort Worth
Rosalia Mock
ESSEX
Toney Chisum
Potter County
Charles L. Green
Dad
John McOrmack
Gwendodn
Gwendolyn McCormack
Eileen
Memphis
Louis
Ladies’ Home Journal
Seventh and Taylor Streets
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