Yuletide Fete for Dorcas Class at Mrs Hill’s home
Mrs John Hill and Mrs Tom Williams hosted the Dorcas Class of First Christian Church at 1900 Harrison Street. A decorated Christmas tree and “Santa's Pack” gift distribution marked the afternoon with a salad course and holiday treats. Attendees included numerous church members led by Mrs Everett McBride and Mrs R N Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hill
Tom Williams
Dorcas
First Christian Church
Hill
Harrison Street
Everett McBride
R. N. Eaton
Paul Barber
J. P. Hill
W. R. Meredith
Joe Long
Thomas H. Montgomery
R. C. Randall
Thi Johnson
R. B. McAlister
J. 8. Benedict
Jack Thomas
Everett Blue
A. M. Tleming
B. M. Collier
C. W. Harper
H. L. Slaughter
M. E. Day
T. D. Daniel
E. M. Mirick
E. E. Boxwell
J. W. Tripplett
G. H. McKinney
Roy Cline
Ruby Ripperton
C. H. Johnsen
Recital by Mrs Daisy Person and students at Herring Hotel
Mrs Daisy Person presents pupils in Crystal Ball room at Herring Hotel next Saturday evening. Performers include Dorothy Gene Eldridge Irene Bassett Joe Seth Gunter Vera May Latham Billy Kistler Aileen Barker Jack Pittman M T Johnson Bertram Black Jamnita Hollingshead Minnie Fefferman Branch T Archer Rowena Burnam LeRoy Hollingshead Max Kirby Dan Lawrence Marjorie MecSwain Billy Forham Mary Stone Thelma Jean Paulk Mary Margaret Hume Louise Kisiter Miles DeLaney Theda Stone Sammie Draper Neal DeLaney Courtney Kingsland Russell McKinley Harold Knupp Sherleen Barker Eleanor Read Wilford Sikes Hen Manrning Jr Velma Read Marjorie Gluchen plus Christmas Carols by Hazel Shaw pupils from Wolflin School. Program begins 7 45 PM. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Person
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Dorothy Gene Eldridge
Irene Bassett
Joe Seth Gunter
Vera May Latham
Billy Kistler
Aileen Barker
Jack Pittman
M. T. Johnson
Bertram Black
Jamnita Hollingshead
Minnie Fefferman
Branch T. Archer
Rowena Burnam
LeRoy Hollingshead
Max Kirby
Dan Lawrence
Marjorie MecSwain
Billy Forham
Mary Stone
Thelma Jean Paulk
Mary Margaret Hume
Louise Kisiter
Miles Austin DeLaney
Theda Stone
Sammie Draper
Neal DeLaney
Courtney Kingsland
Russell McKinley
Harold Knupp
Sherleen Barker
Mary Miller Beard
Eleanor Read
Wilford Sikes
Hen Manrning, Jr
Velma Read
Marjorie Gluchen
Miss Hazel
Bridge Lecture At Rose Bowl This Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. Lorin J. Roach will give her weekly bridge lecture at the Rose Bowl Tea Room Tuesday afternoon. This is the last of the bridge lectures before Christmas. Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert Lynn and Mrs. Howard Anderson. Reservations may be made by calling the hostesses or the Tea Room. The menu includes hot roast beef with gravy, pineapple fritters, baby lima beans, perfection salad, hot rolls, ice cream and cake with pumpkin pie and whipped cream. Tables will be arranged for those without four players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin J. Roach
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Chili Supper Set by San Jacinto Church
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will host a chili supper in the church dining room Tuesday from 6 to 8 PM. Proceeds support the Methodist Orphanage at Waco. Public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Orphan’s Fund
Methodist
Waco
Is This Your Birthday by Earl Miinderman
December 15 marks birthdays of Catherine of Aragon in 1485 and pianist Maggie Oakley in 1864. The note recalls Henry VIII's split from Rome after Catherine’s marriage and Anne Boleyn’s prominence. It lists other notable women born on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine of Aragon
Henry VIII of
England
Catharine
Henry
Arthur
Prince of Wales
Anne Boleyn
Rome
Anne
Fidelis Class Luncheon and Business Meeting Held at First Baptist
Members of the Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church hosted their regular monthly luncheon and business meeting Friday afternoon. Poinsettias decorated the table. After lunch, attendees returned to the parlor for the business session. Mrs. E C Nelson sang a solo and Miss Ellen Ray read Just Before Christmas as J M Cook spoke on Sunday school work. Attendees included many named members such as Mrs J W Sanders Mrs T L Campbell Mrs Seth Gunter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Society
Amarillo
B. V. Blackwell
Harrison Street
Esther Johnsson
Salzburg
Mozarteum
Millard Ward
Mozart
Horace Griggs
Robert Wilson
Poinsettias
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
E. C. Nelson
Ellen Ray
J. M. Cook
J. W. Sanders
T. L. Campbell
Seth Gunter
George L. Stanley
Eva Diggs
J. M. Smith
H. L. Pattie
E. H. Gipson
W. M. Durham
T. E. Durham
Leon Montgomery
J. F. Haynes
A. B. Hays
J. R. Dyche
R. H. Ray
J. S. Cheek
W. L. Day
John Josey
John Rowland
M. M. Mayfield
Joe Mobley
Ruth Roberts
Allen Ray
Joe Seth Gunter
Paris Winter Dresses Feature Back Fastenings and Ermine Trim
Paris unveils winter fashion with heavy black silk crepe outfits that fasten up the back by many small buttons. A back lacing crepe gown, from decolletage to hip, mimics a corset. The simple line dress flares softly to the hem ending at the instep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Mrs Rosenaur Hosts School Christmas Party at Home
Mrs. B. O. Rosenaur and daughter Mary Cullen hosted Room 6 of a Junior High School for a Christmas party at 1600 Monroe Street Saturday evening. Decorations featured red and green streamers, icicles, holly on draperies, and a Santa Claus display. Guests included Geraldine Logan, Jimmie Agee, Dorothy Hall, Genevieve Bell, J. B. Alexander, Carl Becktold, A. H. Cooper, Ernest Ainsworth, Alfred Bridges, and special guests Ernest Miller, Chappell Clay, Arden Cullen, Howard Bridges, Jack Royalty, Mr. and Mrs. Orley Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Rosenaur
Mary Cullen
Monroe Street
Geraldine Logan
Jimmie Agee
Dorothy Hall
Genevieve Bell
J. B. Alexander
Carl Becktold
A. H. Cooper
Ernest Ainsworth
Alfred Bridges
Ernest Miller Chappell Clay
Arden Cullen
Howard Bridges
Jack Royalty
Orley Miller
Miller
Paris Fashion Trends toward Velvet Fans and Paisley
Paris fashion notes from Mary Knight highlight winter glamour with velvet fans by a Rue de la Paix designer, green and red geometric shapes, amber handles, and palisade bags. Grandmother’s paisley shawl returns, snakeskin satin ties appear for men, a coral quilted velvet bathrobe with white rabbit trim, satin lingerie with wide lace, and a blue velvet raincoat with rubberized silk lining draw attention in Paris nightlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Ritz
Claridge
Ciro's
Rue de la Paix
Champs Elysee
Poinsettias Herald Christmas Color Across Lands
A Des Florida piece traces poinsettias from Old Mexico legend to John Roberts Poinsett who introduced the plant to the United States. The star shaped red bracts symbolize Christmas, color brightens homes from the Pacific coast to the South Atlantic and the plant carries the diplomat’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’resa
Deland
Fla
Lloom
Old Mexico
John Roberts Poinsett
South Carolina
Globe Trotter
Edinburgh
Scotland
Asia
South America
United States
Mexico
Spurge
Pacific
South Atlantic
Capitol Hotel Banquet Honors Panhandle Girls Group
The Panhandle Power and Light Company girls and the Mutual Benefit Association held their annual banquet in the Capitol Hotel Club Room on Saturday. Pink and white carnation decorations graced the tables with place favors echoing the motif. Guests included Mrs. Ima Swortwood and several other members listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Panhandle Power and Light Company
Burger and
The
Mutual Benefit Association
Capitol Hotel
Ima Swortwood
Ada Westerfield
Ruth York
Helen Sappington
Swila Ayers
Janette MacDonald
Hila Lewis
May Carroll
Amarillo Bar Association Hosts Elaborate Banquet at Country Club
About 130 guests attended the Amarillo Bar Association banquet at the Amarillo Country Club on Friday evening. The event featured a long table with miniature Christmas trees, Santa favors, and Porter Underwood as toast master. Judge Charles E. Combs of Stanford spoke as West Texas Chamber of Commerce president Avery Turner recalled. The guest list included many prominent local women from Amarillo and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Bar Association
Amarillo Country Club
Porter Underwood
Charles E. Combs
Stanford
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Woman's place in the world discussed by Mrs Dingus
Mrs William Dingus, professor of foreign language at Texas Techno logical College in Lubbock, addressed the American Association of University Women in the Woman's Club Rooms on Saturday afternoon. She spoke about women’s progress from past to present, highlighted church influence, and noted women have become quieter yet more earnest in church work. A corsage of sweet peas was presented, followed by a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dingus
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
American Association of University Women
Dingus
Ralph Kenniston
Arthur Ware
William Burger
James I, Kendrick
Eliza beth Mack Engle Weds Dr. George Bond Ridout
Washington report notes Miss Elizabeth Mack Engle wore her mother's ivory satin and Brocade wedding gown from forty years ago. The dress featured a tight bodice and train, with a tulle veil from a rose point lace headdress as she became the bride of Dr. George Bond Ridout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Elizabeth Mack Engle
George Bond Ridout
Miss Atha White and Three Misses Named
Miss Atha White, Miss Lucille Cropps, Miss Lucille Dunaway and Miss Nellie Breitenstein are listed in a local society note with no further details. The item records a group of four women as part of a social page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atha White
Lucille Cropps
Lucille Dunaway
Nellie Breitenstein
Progressive Hobo Party Diversion For B. Y. P. U.
Members of the Senior B Y P U of West Amarillo Baptist Church hosted a Friday evening diversion at Mrs. R W Bruce home. After a handout they visited four hostess homes for refreshments and games at the final stop. Attendees included Dorothy Erhardt Benito Barrow Ona Stith Goley Mae Hinds Madaline Turner C B F Fleming Ruth Key and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Amarillo
Benito Barrow
Ona Stith
Goley Mae Hinds
Madaline Turner
C. B. F. Fleming
Ruth Key
Ballard to Present Pupils in Evening Recital
Mrs Guy Ballard will present her pupils in a recital Tuesday evening at San Jacinto Methodist Church at 8 o clock Piano pupils of Miss Mable Rowan and violin pupils of Miss Jonnie Rowan will assist Mrs Ballard's pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy &. Ballard
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Mable Rowan
Jonnie Rowan
The Bench the Bar and Judicial Reform Program
A reading of The Bench the Bar and Judicial Reform program was delivered under Mrs. Darrell Jackson with performances by Dorothy and Mildred Wes and several officers including E. O. Northcutt elected president for the gaming year. New officers announced include E. A. Simpson vice president Caprrell Jackson secretary treasurer and a lineup of committee members among the ethics and grievance panels. Retiring officers named include Porter Underwood S A L Morgan B M Brit ain R C Johnson Otis Trulove and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Jackson
Dorothy
Mildred Wes
H. C. Pipkin
James Cade
J. B. Dooley
Northcutt
Association
E. A. Simpson
Caprrell Jackson
Be Culton
Ray Johnson
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Esther Johnson
Rose Bowl
Earl Miinderman
Poinsettas Herald Christmas
Lola Arnez
California
Avery Turner
E. H. Ashcraft
D. L. Jackson
Cecil Putty
J. M. Brooks
J. Wright Wilson
L. Holman
San Antonio
J. §. Collins
S. James M. Carter
Harry E. Crume
Earle S. Burnett
L. V. Cradit
J. N. Maynard
E. H. Reedy
Lester J. Wicks
G. A. Sahli
Max O’brien
J. M. O'Brien
D. C. Boyd
J. D. Thompson, Jr
H. J. Morley
A. J. Streit
G. Edwin Smith
Sears Steele
W. R. Klingensmith
E. Edwin Reeves
M. D
Eable Building
Mr. Page
Rui
Progressive Hobo Party Diversion
Guy Ballard
Philadelphia
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner CO
Johnson
Troy Laundry Kids
Ness
Roy
Milton C. Work
WDAG
J. Vail Shipley
Wichita
Kansas
Earl S. Cobey
Rochester
N. Y
Henry P. Jaeger
Cleveland
Ohio
Florence B. Grant
Zanesville
Milton C. Wark
Jefferson Gift Shop
7Th Ave
Coats
O’coats
Gade
Polk St
6Th Ave
10Th Ave
N. Fillmore St
Plains Cleaners, Inc
Congress
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