Epsilon Sigma Alpha Discuss Byron at Alpha Zeta Meet
The Alpha Zeta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a Byron program at Herring Hotel Wednesday evening. Miss Mildred Wright presided. Miss Lillian Parks summarized Browning. Miss Frances Wallace spoke on Byron and read his poems. Mrs. Guy Fowlston discussed Child Harold. Mrs. Helen Jennings reviewed Byron’s works. Attendees included Mrs. Tom Weaver and several chapter members.
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Alpha Zeta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Herring Hotel
Mildred Wright
Lillian Parks
Browning
Frances Wallace
Guy Fowlston
Harold
Helen Jennings
Tom Weaver
Hebe Jennings
Ina Boyd
Lillian Park
Frances Glass
Helen Strite
Kate Crudgington
Miss Velma Horton Honored at Dinner
Mrs. George Hamp hosted a dinner at 304 Bellview Street Wednesday to honor her niece Miss Velma Horton of Quanah. The centerpiece featured lavender and pink chrysanthemums. Seated with Miss Horton were Grady Horton and Mrs. George Hamp.
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Velma Horton
Quanah
George Hamp
Bellview Street
Grady Horton
George Hampok
Little Tycoon Cast Rehearses Tonight at Club
The Little Tycoon cast gathers for a general rehearsal at the Women's Club at 7 30 this evening. Additional rehearsals are planned for Saturday evening in the High School Auditorium at 7 30.
Christian Ladies Bazaar At West Amarillo Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the West Amarillo Christian Church will hold a bazaar and food sale at 609 Polk Street all day today and Saturday. The public is invited.
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Woman's Auxiliary
The
West
Births and birthdays of authors on December 5
On December 5, 1857 in New Hampshire Alice Brown, noted novelist, was born. Her works include Ellen Prior and The Wind Between Worlds. Rose Wilder Lane, born 1887, co authored White Shadows in the South Seas and won the 1922 O. Henry Prize. Other figures born on this day include Christina Rossetti and Elizabeth Cabot Agassiz.
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Alice Brown
New England
New Hampshire
Ellen Prior
Winthrop Ames
Rose Wilder Lande
Frederic O'Brien
South Seas
Henry Ford
Herbert Hoover
Christina Rossetti
Elizabeth Cabot Agassiz
Grnssgen
Radcliffe College
Louis Agassi
Booster Club Elects New Officers
The Booster Club of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen met at Mrs. Tom Boulware’s home at 822 Kentucky Street. Mrs. C. W. Hand was elected president to succeed Homer Leonard. C. G. Burkhart became manager and Miss Rena Wallace remained secretary. Plans for a Christmas play rehearsal and a club orchestra were discussed. Chili and coffee were served to about 25 members.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Tom Boulware
Kentucky Street
C. W. Hand
Homer Leonard
C. G. Burkhart
Rena Wallace
Amoma Class Party Postponed at First Baptist Church
The Amoma Class of the First Baptist Church at 2006 Harrison Street was postponed indefinitely this evening due to illness in Mrs. J. H. Greer’s family.
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First Baptist Church
J. H. Greer
Harrison Street
Dressy Ensemble Noted for Royal Blue Lace Accents
Mrs Eldon King wife of Major King is pictured in a grey blue crepe de chine afternoon frock trimmed with black fur at the neck and sleeves. Her accompanying hat features a silver crown and a small brim in blue lace as described by The Associated Press from Washington dated December 4.
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the Associated Press
Washington
Eldon King
Major King
Plaid Waistcoats Feature in Outdoor Sportswear
Plaid waistcoats are described as smart outerwear for outdoor enthusiasts. Shepherd plaid waistcoats buttoned over golf blouses include back belts with buckles to adjust the fit at the waist.
Paris Theater Smoking Rules Highlight Social Grace
Foreign visitors often smoke on cafe terraces or theater exits in Paris while French women sometimes puff between acts. At the Comedie Francaise, guards prevent smoke inside and herd smokers onto the sidewalk before briquet lighting.
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Comedie Francaise
First National Theater
France
Garde Republica
Color Returns To Coat Rack Black Is Passe
New York fashion notes show a shift in coat style away from all black with an interest in novel fabrics and cape silhouettes. Chanel inspired cape coats with Persian bands appear, along with furbanded trims and belt accents.
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United Press
New York
Chanel
Upper Fifth Avenue
Vionnet
Brupere
Cigaret Push Targets French Women With Perfumed Tint
Paris reports the government tobacco monopoly markets a new tinted and perfumed cigarette aimed at women. It notes French women smoke less than peers in Europe and America, with cultural views on the timing of smoking.
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Associated Press
Paris
Europe
United States
Peroxided Moleskin Fashion in Paris Sportswear
Paris reports peroxided moleskin entering women’s sportswear. Bleached fur tops windbreakers and vests worn under motor coats or with golf outfits. Designers use it like fabric for soft, practical pieces such as a moleskin vest with turnover collar and button placket.
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Associated Press
Paris
Paris Fashions Crushed Muff Heads to Amuse
Paris women treat muffs as charming accessories rather than functional items. Dressmakers display them widely, and interest remains high as the newest crushed muff design surfaces in the steam heated era.
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Associated Press
Paris
Fur muffs and sleeves described in Paris fashion
The passage details soft fur resembling shaved lamb or raccoon, formed into long narrow muffs and sleeves. In emergencies the muff can be pushed as a fur foresleeve, extending to cover both arms to the elbows, creating melon sleeve effects, with Paris producing multi point muffs and matching fur sleeves.
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Paris
Ranks of Women Dwindle to Six New Congress
Washington report notes women lawmakers will rise to nine for the 71st Congress short session opening December 1, then fall to six for the 72nd. Pearl Peden Oldfield of Arkansas and Ruth Hanna McCormick of Illinois lose their seats, to be replaced by men, as the era of female representation shifts.
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Capitol Dome
House of Representatives
Senate
Pearl Peden Oldfield
Arkansas
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
South
Flowers Smartest When Old Fashioned
In Paris eight artificial floral fashions adopt old fashioned appeal with ribbons and ruffles. Pink moss rose nosegays in formal green foils are worn, while roses lead for evening dress adornment. Button dahlias from grandmother’s garden pair with pajamas for younger wearers.
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the Associated Press
Paris
Mrs Oldfield Begins Unexpired Term Amid Political Turmoil
Mrs Oldfield took the oath to finish her husband’s term but sought peace in home surroundings. Mrs McCormick pursued a larger goal, throwing herself into a senate bid with zest and a keen focus on family duties.
Texas biscuit talks turkey and Crisco tips
A recipe feature shows how to make turkey shortcake with double deck biscuits and a creamy turkey sauce using Crisco. It includes biscuit dough steps, a long Crisco endorsement, and a personal anecdote from Winifred B. Carter praising Crisco as the preferred shortening for good baking.
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Crisco
Good Housekeeping Institute
Procter & Gamble Co
Texas
Ethelinda
Louisiana
Ida Bailey Allen Radio Recipe Show Promises Daily Menu Tips
Mrs. Ida Bailey Allen of the National Radio Home Makers Club hosts a Friday broadcast at 10 15 A M over KFJF Oklahoma City. The segment offers new recipes daily menus cooking shortcuts and ideas to improve results all delivered in a dial twist with a fresh can as if just made.
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Ida Bailey Allen
National Radio Home-Makers Club
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