Social Calendar Prominent Local Club Meetings
Tomorrow features multiple gatherings including Las Amigas at 3 PM hosted by Mrs. Bartels at 909 Weet Sixteenth, a 1927 Bridge Club at 2:30 PM with Mrs. Vree man, and Le Mirage Club at 8 PM with Mrs. Herrington and hostess Mrs. Joe Thomas. Queen Esther Club meets at 2:30 PM at 222 Polk Street with Mrs. Landers. Executive board and other clubs also schedule events. Mrs. J T Smallwood of San Antonio visits sister Mrs. Curtis at 1009 Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bartels
Weet Sixteenth Street
Bridge Club
A. M. Vreeman
Florida Avenue
le Mirage Club
C. R. Herrington
Alabama Avenue
Joe Thomas
Jamesl. Smith
Taylor Street
Frank Bartles
Las Amigas Club
Herring Hotel
Queen Esther Club
J. B. Landers
Polk Street
J. T. Smallwood
San Antonio
G. L. Curtis
Monroe Street
Mrs Ballard Hosts Canyon Girls Club Afternoon
Mrs Guy Ballard hosted the Canyon Girls club Tuesday at her home 00 A Florida avenue San Jacinto. Valentine themes decorated the rooms and members enjoyed games of 42 with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ballard
Canyon Girls’ Club
Florida Avenue
San Jacinto
Valentine
Curtis-Sullenberger Nuptials Announced For February 19
Announcement of the approaching wedding of Miss Alice Curtis and Sam Sullenberger was made at a 10 o'clock Hotel Herring breakfast. The First Baptist church in the city will host the ceremony on Saturday February 19 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Curtis
Will Curtis
Sam Sullenberger
S. F. Sullenberger
First Baptist Church
Ruth Stanley
Lawrence Nobles
Alice and
Sam
Honor Gueet
Nell Grogan
Elizabeth Powell
Jewel Senies
Sadie Claude Curtis
Eryn Dickson
Mesdames
Ola Grogan Fowlkes
Eli Curtis
William Burger
Bernard Teel
John K. Boyce
Margaret Rasco Ausburn
Johnnie Anderson
Gerald Blackburn
What-Knot Club Entertained at Mrs Bush Home
Mrs. A. A. Bush hosted the What-Knot club at 1409 Jackson street with needlework and chat before refreshments. Special guest Mrs. J. Parker of Fort Worth attended. next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. Hl. Bozeman’s 02 West Fifteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Bush
Jackson Street
J. Parker
Fort Worth
Hl. K. Bozeman
West Fifteenth Street
Bonita Chapter Plans Past Matron Night at Temple
The Bonita Chapter O E S met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple. The main feature was planning for the past matron and past patron night set for February 22 at the Masonic Temple with officers serving as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
O. FE. S
Masonic Temple
Mrs Selders Hosts Peter Pan Bridge Club Tea
The Peter Pan Bridge club met Tuesday afternoon at 1608 Monroe Street hosted by Mrs Ed Selders. Valentine colors and decorations framed an afternoon of bridge with Mrs C M Boyd winning high score and Mrs John Wiggins second. A two course luncheon followed for members and guest Mrs J Z Smallwood of San Antonio attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pan Bridge Club
Ed Selders
Monroe Street
Valentine
Ted Sweet Peas
C. M. Boyd
John Wiggins
J. Z. Smallwood
San Antonio
Junior Woman's Club Meeting at Mrs Bivins Home
Mrs Albert Bivins hosted the Junior Woman's Club gathering at 1706 Jackson Street with Mrs Miles Bivins presiding. The program on Drama featured talks by Mrs KR Masterson Jr and Mrs Arthur H Ware about American drama and the Little Theater movement. An ice course was served and the next meeting was set for two weeks at Mrs Chansler Weymouth’s 1700 Harrison Street. A girl golfer found a $500 pearl in an oyster from a Scottish river while searching for a lost ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bivins
Jackson Street
Miles Bivins
KR. B. Masterson, Jr
Arthur H. Ware
Chansler Weymouth
Harrison Street
News in Views of Women and Career Shifts Across Nations
Mrs. F. S. H. McCauley, PA welfare secretary, begins a second career after a 26 year gap, citing crime stemming from neglected youth and the value of early intervention. Hannah J. Kempfer of Otter Tail, a first female legislator, marks a third term after a varied career. London adds women directors across major firms, while Alabama women organize a Use More Cotton campaign featuring cotton fabric costumes to curb surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. H. McCauley
John 8. Fisher
Pennsylvania
McCauley
Swarthmore College
Fagmer
Mee
Hannah J. Kempfer
Otter Teil County
Minnesota
North Sea
Foundrie
London
Sro
Lawry Rhondda
Gnywood
Alabama
Miss Walton Returns From Eastern Markets
Miss Lois Walton owner of the millinery department at 607 Polk Street returned Sunday from a two weeks trip visiting millinery markets in St. Louis Chicago and New York. She says designers have outdone themselves for the spring season introducing hats of beauty and smartness in new colors such as grecian mother goose monkey skin tiger lily gooseberry athena and Balkan beige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Walton
Polk Street
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Miss Walton
Fhilady
New York Trio to Play Tonight at College
The Norfleet Trio from New York City will perform tonight in the West Texas State Teachers College auditorium at 4 PM. Admission is $1. The trio includes a pianist, a cellist, and a violinist, noted by critics as outstanding among concert trios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfleet
New York City
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Personnel Moves and Visits Roundup at White & Kirk's
Mrs. Don Emmert joins White & Kirk's while Catherine Douglas also accepts a position there. Agnes Parr returns from Cleveland. The Blevins family moves to Amarillo and resides at 702 Tyler Street. Mrs. W. R. Baker visits Paris Texas and Mrs. Enis Carruthers with daughter arrive from Danville to settle here. Mrs. Neil Stewart returns to White & Kirk's. The Randals depart Waco after visiting Mrs. Fidredge at 905 Virginia Avenue and friends of Oscar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Emmert
White & Kirk's
Agnes Parr
Cleveland
Ohio
Ben Sory
Catherine Douglas
Canyon
F. G. Blevins
Altus
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Tyler Street
W. R. Baker
Hughes Street
Paris
Texas
Enis Carruthers
Danville
Witness
Carruthers
Neil Stewart
Mra
V. M. Randal
Waco
Mra. Randal
Mra. Randal’s Niece, Mra. 0. P. Fidredge
Virginia Avenue
Mrs
Oscar
Local social notes from Wichita Falls and Abilene events
Randal and the Heaths visit in Wichita Falls as guests of Dr and Mrs Moody. Mrs Heath is Mrs Moody s sister. Irene Krabbe accepts a position with Southwestern Bell Telephony. Zoe Allen of Abilene takes a post at White and Kirk s. C J Harper travels to Albuquerque New Mexico on Panhandle Loan and Finance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal
W. C. Heath
Wichita Falls
Moody
Heath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ballard
Polk St
Mrs. Bartels
Herringmath
S. H. Wright
Madison Street
Neely
Athenaeum Club
Ted Neely
Potter County Federation of Women
Women’s Club
Municipal Auditorium
Mrs. Marie Jones Wolfram
W. 16Th ST
Robert M. Shipley & Associates Tyler
Tenth
Junior Woman’s Club
West Seventh ST
Phoenix
the Ladies Store
Mt He
Betty Anne
West Tenth ST
DR. Caldwell
Suyldia
Gloria
Maine
Mnnore Posicn Co
Taylor ST
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