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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1928
Page
4
Mrs. Edward Everlett Gann, sister of Vice President elect Curtis, 35 years in Washington join social and diplomatic circles prepares to host the vice presidential table. She will begin Thursday receptions when Congress convenes and will carry out regular Wednesday afternoon at homes after inauguration.
Social calendar lists multiple church circles meeting at 2 30 or 3 oclock at various addresses in Amarillo Texas including Circle No 1 at Christian Endeavor Room Circle No 2 Mrs J D Gibbons 1008 Lincoln Circle No 3 all day Christmas party with Mrs L L Ferree 1621 Hughes Circle No 4 Mrs William Frost 2106 Hughes Circle No 5 Mrs I O Willson 1618 Pierce with Bishop Seaman address Circle No 6 Mrs C F Locher 403 Virginia Avenue Circle No 7 Sew at the Children s Home at 240 p m S Andrews Woman s auxiliary Parish House 230 oclock Ward Belmont club with Miss Pauline Callaghan host Amarillo Athletic club Circle 6 First Baptist Circle 6 Mrs W I Dinan 1930 Tyler Street 3 oclock Circles of First Baptist Church meet at 3 oclock various locations Circle 8 no report Circle 9 at church Circle 10 Mrs J A Jenkins 212 Bellaire Street Circle Polk Street Methodist Missionary Society not meeting Guy V Henry Jr auxiliary to USW V American Legion hall 8 Auxiliary West Amarillo Christian church at church S11 Tennessee Street 2 oclock Amarillo Music Teacher s Association luncheon Merry Lamb Tea Room 12 oclock Woman s Association First Congregational Church Mrs A P Bright 1721 Lincoln Street 230 oclock Circle Eight First Baptist Church Mrs C D Coffee 1608 Hughes Street 3 oclock Potter County Library Board library 10 oclock
Amarillo Athletic Club outlines a busy Christmas season with six bridge parties ending in capital prizes, a December 14 dinner dance, a grand Christmas Eve dance, a New Year watch party with 5 AM breakfast, and music by Joe Norman and his orchestra. Reservations urged.
A monthly social and business meeting of the Pals class was held Monday evening at Miss Evelyn Durham’s home on Hughes Street. Mrs. W. L. Day and Miss Marion Phillips assisted as hostesses. Plans were made to benefit two orphans adopted by the class. A social hour followed with games and refreshments served. Present were many named ladies and Miss Dorothy Beeman.
Goupy presents a two piece dress featuring a circular black satin skirt and a coat blouse in black and yellow silk brocade. The blouse has a narrow roll collar and a deep V front bound in black, suitable for afternoon wear.
Miss Mattea Mc Clurkin honored parents and friends of her expression pupils at a First Baptist church reception. The event featured Christmas décor, red flowers, and students from San Jacinto Monroe street and the Country club studios performing. Pauline Budineau and Janice Mize offered musical numbers. Tea was poured by Mrs. F V Mize and Mrs. BE O Jordan after the program.
Mrs J R Hitchcock of Los Angeles California arrived to spend several weeks with her husband at the Capitol hotel. More than 75 guests called during the afternoon. She will return with the children when school ends in Los Angeles and make their home here.
The Missionary Society of the San Jacinto Methodist Church will hold an important business session tomorrow at 2 30 PM in the church. Mrs. C F Marden will lead the meeting.
Llano Estacado Chapter D A R will hold a Monday gathering at 3 oclock in the Parish House of the Episcopal church. Mrs C A James will lead an Ellis Island wit followed by a social hour and refreshments. Prospective members and D A R are invited.
All dues and pledges must be in at this time. All officers are asked to bring full reports.
The Missionary society of the Sec ond Baptist church announces a bazaar rummage and cooked food sale in the Ordway Saunders building at 116 East Sixth Street on Friday and Saturday. Many beautiful and useful items will be on display. Public invited. Mrs. J W Dodson returned home yesterday from Ranger where she had visited her mother since Thanksgiving.
Mr and Mrs D V Baker of 3807 Harrison announce the birth of a baby daughter Barbara Jean. Judge W A Palmer who has been ill attended church Sunday and Kiwanis club yesterday for the first time in eight months.
An advertising note promotes Capudine as fast acting relief for nervous strain and pain. It claims quick soothing effects, no stomach upset, and no habit forming drugs. Available in 30 and 60 cent sizes at drug stores.
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