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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1927
Page
4
In the morning of December 18 the church parlors host a gathering for the Young People’s department with all members invited as special guests. Members may bring friends, and are urged to attend.
Mrs Horace D Jones charmingly entertained the Mizpah club Thursday afternoon at her home 408 Sunset Road Country Club addition. Christmas decorations brightened the rooms and needlework and conversation filled the afternoon. A two course luncheon was served to members and special guests.
Rotary club members host Ladies Night at the Herring Hotel with the entertainment committee chaired by Bill Smith Will R Winch Fred Bone and Bill Matthews promising an elaborate event Tickets are available from any committee member and all Rotarians their wives and families are invited Anyway.
The Pal's class of the First Baptist church was entertained Monday evening by Misses Pauline Placey and Wilma Grounds at 809 North Polk Street. After business, a social hour followed with refreshments for members. Present were Olive Pearl Butler, Bonita Cazzell, Gladys Gray, Evelyn Lewis, Louise Ellis, Oneda Allard, Blanche Walker, Margaret Chestnut, Cleta Burrows, Hettie Finley, Lois Stith, Lois Black, Wilma Grounds, Pauline Macey, Mildred Gant, Mrs Day and Sir Birehwell.
The Amoma class of the First Baptist church will present a Christmas program Sunday featuring song and recital by class members. The event invites the community to attend and enjoy seasonal performances.
Marsalis Glenn piano studio tonight at 8 at 1217 Bowie street Bivins addition public invited. Bonita chapter O E S bazaar and food sale all day at Polk street Piggly Wiggly. Joint piano recital by Mrs Ewell C Brown and Mrs Margaret Whitaker Ballard at Brown studio 907 Alabama avenue San Jacinto.
Mrs. B. B. Holland presents piano and violin pupils in a recital tomorrow evening at 7 45 at Second Baptist Church North Fifth and Pierce streets. All patrons and friends are warmly invited to attend.
The Senior High School Ukelele Club broadcasts this evening at 6 50 from the Gish radio station. Soloists include Essie Jewell Micks Juliette Pierce Sarafrank Russell Gertrude Bott Lee Quenn Evenly Bennett George Bates Alma Rogers and Loraine Welch accompanies.
Mrs. W. E. Ferguson hosted a bridge party at 202 Crestway Avenue Country Club Addition in honor of Mrs. J. B. Streator. Sweet peas and carnations graced the rooms. High score went to Mrs. Earl Lanston with consolation to Mrs. N. P. Vaughn.
Mrs Sullenberger hosted the Woman's Club meeting Thursday afternoon at her home 2300 Van Buren Street. With president absent, vice president Mrs H W Galbraith presided and led the afternoon lesson.
Members enjoyed a social hour with a salad course served by the hostess. Special guests included Mrs. John Kruser of Taylor and Mrs. Coutes of Las Vegas New Mexico. Mrs. James O. Curtis joined again after much travel this year.
Mrs W R Moody entertained the Kill Kate Bridge club Thursday morning at 307 Fairmont Avenue San Jacinto. High score prize went to Mrs F T Howard, second to Mrs M D Oliver, consolation to Mrs E Hooks, guest high prize to Mrs A E Womble. A two course luncheon followed with present guests listed.
An afternoon of fancy needlework followed by a two course luncheon was held at the home of Mrs. BE Cabe, sister of Mrs. Fred T. Brien, with Christmas decorations and flowers enhancing the event. Members and special guests listed include Mrs. Hatchett, Mrs. Teas, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Archambeau, Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Brien, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Forsen, Mrs. Keefer, Mrs. Liano, Mrs. Trolinger, Mrs. Camp, and many others.
The P J Smith home at 1201 West Tenth Street opened its doors Thursday for a Bridge club gathering. Mrs H M Camp won the guests prize while Mrs R B Burnett took the high prize for members as the club enjoyed an afternoon of auction bridge.
The John Alden chapter of the Children of the American Revolution meets at 10 a.m. Saturday December 17 at 1700 Polk Street, home of president Mrs B E C Houghton Jr. Plans will be set for the Christmas tree celebration and party for the Amarillo Day Nursery. Members and all C A R are invited.
A guest of Mrs. Camp's father, Adam Walker, stays at 702 Harrison Street during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jackman of Clovis spent Wednesday in the city on business.
Mrs. Bob Ames entertained Las Amigas at the Amarillo Country Club with a 1 o clock luncheon and bridge party. The event featured Christmas decor, a four course menu, and prize for high score won by Mrs. W. W. Wolsey.
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