Miss Lee Wolflin Honored With Bridge Shower
Amarillo society folk plan ten days of entertainments in honor of Miss Lee Wolflin daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wolflin whose marriage to Willie Thompson of Fort Worth was formally announced February 28 A bridge shower hosted by Miss Ola Currie at 2716 Van Buren featured orchid and gold decor prizes for Miss Margaret Lowndes and Mrs John Boyce and a luncheon after gifts of linens were presented to the honoree The party included Miss Lee Wolflin and guests Miss Elizabeth Nunn Miss Jewell Scales and Miss Eula
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Amarillo Society
Lee Wolflin
Frank Wolflin
Willie Thompson
Fort Worth
Ola Currie
Currie
van Buren Street
Margaret Lowndes
John Boyce
Elizabeth Nunn
Jewell Scales
Eula
Insurance executives visit city for Reliance Life work
W. L. Baldwin superintendent of agencies for Reliance Life Insurance Co of Pittsburgh is in the city on business. He confers with G. Spencer general agent, with offices in the 420 Oliver-Eakle building. Included in the group are Lee McKnight Edwina Allen Georgia Thomas Aubrey Kingsley from California Elizabeth Boyce Margaret Seward Margaret Lowndes Dorothy Burrow Canyon Lela Wolflin Virginia Wolflin and Mesdames J Littlton Taylor G R Nicholson John Fain Charles Settle Parker Prouty John K Boyce Arthur Ware Joe Wells Earl Mayne Jesse Dickey Wales Madden James Otis Trulove Merle Patton Ed Rollstone of Briatow Oklahoma Geral Blackburn W Boyce Jr Julian Bivins Elliott Abell Charlies Wolflin and Frank Wolflin.
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W. L. Baldwin
Reliance Life Insurance Company
Pittsburgh
G. Spencer
Oliver-Eakle Building
Lee McKnight
Edwina Allen
Georgia Thomas
Aubrey Kingsley
California
Elizabeth Boyce
Margaret Seeward
Margaret Lowndes
Dorothy Burrow
Canyon
Lela Wolflin
Virginia Wolflin
Mesdames
J. Littleton Taylor
G. R. Nicholson
John Fain
Charles Settle
Parker Prouty
John K. Boyce
Arthur Ware
Joe Wells
Earl Mayne
Jesse Dickey
Wales Madden
James Otis Trulove
Merle Patton
Ed Rollstone
Briatow, Oklahoma
Geral Blackburn
Boyce, Jr
Julian Bivins
Elliott Abell
Charlies Wolflin
Frank Wolflin
Social Calendar Details From City Churches and Clubs
Wilson PTA meets at 3 30 at the school with Mrs Frank Storm as principal speaker on The Influence of Music in the Life of the Child. Shrove Tuesday pancake supper at St Andrew s Parish House at 5 30. First Baptist YPD hosts a large social for members 17 to 30 in church parlors. Election of Little Theater officers at 9 30 at the Women s Club, last chance to vote on constitution changes. Glenwood PTA hosts 3 30 at the school. Round Dozen Club meets at 1 with Mrs B O Taylor. Washington Tea Party by YPD Sunday School at 7 30 with class stunts. 1927 Bridge Club at 2 30 with Mrs F W Ansley. Amarillo Chapter 878 Order of Eastern Star secular meeting 7 30 at Masonic Temple. Joint Child Welfare program of allPTAs 7 30 at Senior High School with Mrs W D Westbay. Sunshine Child Study Club game tournament at Woodmen hall 2. Public invited. Silver Teas at Polk Street Methodist Parsonage afternoon and evening. American Legion Auxiliary meets 7 20 at Legion home. Needle Club with Mrs Ed Hardin at 3 invites all members.
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Wilson P.T
Frank Storm
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Little Theater
Glenwood P. T. A
Round Dozen
B. O. Taylor
van Buren Street
Young People’s Department
First Baptist Sunday School
Washington
F. W. Ansley
West Wfth
Roberts Place
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
W. D. Westbay
Sunshine
Woodmen Hall
W. D. Walsh
Missionary Society of
Polk Street
The
Needle Club
Ed Hardin
Harrison Street
Game Tournament Huge Success
Amarillo society shines as Wolflin PTA hosts a large game party at Polly Garden Palo Duro Hotel. High score winners receive a linen handkerchief while candy punch and cakes are served. numerous local ladies attend and participate in table games. Talks by thoughtful mothers conclude the event.
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Amarillo
Wolflin School
Palo Duro Hotel
Mesdames Ben H. Harrison
Henry E. Samson
L. L. Ferree
D. H. Culton
W. G. Hill
R. H. Ames
Ida Roos
L. A. Keck
W. W. Woolsey
J. Il. Kendrick
J. G. McClintock
E. A. Ford
Bertha McGregor
J. H. Florey
L. P. Herndon
H. H. Cooper
G J. Nun
F. Newbold
W. N. Durham
H. A. Hill
Raminger
E. F. Rittenberry
J. L. North
R. B. Wakefield
I. N. Edwards
W. H. Childers
F. A. Tipton
Buford Huff
Floyd Ogles
Bob Tipton
Edwin Forrest Coard
G. P. Hackler
H. H. Larson
W. D
Local names listed in community roster of notable residents
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Brown T W Hunt W 8 Izzard Billy Boren R B Burnett L R Cloninger Carl A Prater Rual Jones Guy Chisolm W D Sholares Lloyd Bivins W V Spencer G G Camp and Misses Maude Fletcher Grace Fain Blanche Erdman Josephine Miller Nixon Boyles Caetle man Evans McFeely Hanna Publow Florey Louise Jensen Ethel Jackson Auntie MacDonald Nettie Walden Annie May Klopethe and Dess Key.
Mrs Hackley Hosts Washington Birthday Party
Mrs F L Hackley entertained at her home on Buchanan Street in honor of Mrs Paul O'Brien. The party featured bridge and a luncheon with decorations and flowers. Honoree prize went to Mrs Paul O'Brien, high score to Mrs L A Kerr, second high to Mrs W P McIntosh. Attendees included Mrs Paul O'Brien and many local ladies.
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F. L. Hackley
Buchanan Street
Paul O'Brien
Washington
L. A. Kerr
W. P. McIntosh
Paul O’brien
Fred Wagner
Dave Britain
Howard Roberts
W. C. Lee
M. FE. Smith
A. Young
C. A. Cadwalader
W. J. Daley
Scenes From Grand Operas To Be Presented
Mrs L B Newby will portray Algala the Indian maiden in the Indian opera Algala as part of five grand operas to be presented this evening under Mrs Robert Wilson direction at the High school auditorium at 8 15 o clock Amarillo audiences know her as a soprano of note and the program promises a large crowd of admirers.
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L. B. Newby
Algala
Robert Wilson
Amarillo Opera Stages All American Radian Pageant
Tweed Bag ers accompany a distinctive all American opera program featuring scenes from Martha Algala Faust Madame Butterfly and Carmen. Re Hooton tenor receives warm receptions as he joins the cast with Mrs J Dickie sr as interpreter to aid understanding. Amarillo's best talent performs with special numbers and a junior choral club clown interlude between scenes.
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Ers
Critica
Re Hooton
Martha
Algala
Faust
Madame Butterfly
Carmen
Sunshine Child Study Club Game Party and Founders' Day Program
Sunshine Child Study Club prepares a Founders Day observance at the high school auditorium with Mrs. W D Westbay in charge and multiparty program notes including speeches by Mrs. Tom Williams Mrs. J J Kendrick and Superintendent W A McIntosh plus musical numbers Mozelle Hall Mother O Mine and readings. A separate game party for Sweet Charity takes place tomorrow at Woodmen's hall at 2 PM with reservations via Mrs. Walsh or Mrs. Taylor and an invitation extended to the public.
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W. D. Westbay
Bishop Seaman
Tom Williams
J. J. Kendrick
Mozelle Hall
National Congress
W. A. McIntosh
Mother O'Mine
Ed R. Mayer
State Congress
L. McNeil
Birney
Hearst
H. O. Wagner
Reading
Dana Harman Trent
Sweet Charity Sake
Sunshine Child Study Club
Woodmen's Hall
W. D. Walsh
H. K. Taylor
Beta Delphians Meet in Regular Session
Members of the Beta chapter of the Delphian society will convene Friday at 9 30 morning in the Women's club rooms of the Auditorium. All society members are urged to attend.
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Beta Delphians
Beta Chapter
The
Delphian Society
One Act Play Tryouts In Women's Club Rooms
In the Auditorium the Women's club rooms hosts one act play tryouts with all applicants being considered for parts. Every interested person may audition and have a chance to secure a role. Members of the group are urged to attend.
Stricklands to host bridge party for companions and guests
Members of the Companion Bridge club and their husbands will be entertained tomorrow evening by Mr and Mrs Riley Strickland at their home 08 Cheyenne Road. All members and husbands have a cordial invitation to attend.
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Companion Bridge Club
Riley Strickland
Cheyene Road
Woman's Benefit Association Banquet Tonight at Amarillo Hotel
The Woman's Benefit Association will host a banquet this evening at 7 30 in the Amarillo Hotel. Reservations may be placed with Mrs Gaither at 20525 or Mrs Hageman at 930. Members extend a cordial invitation to attend.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Amarillo
Gaither
Hageman
Miss Witt Returns to City Hall After Illness
Miss Lita Witt city tax collector resumes duties at city hall after a week at home with influenza. Theodore Uehling of Chicago Montgomery Ward visits Amarillo today. Mrs L H Morris of King Dry Goods has been ill at home for a week. Fort Myers reports a seven pound son born to Mr and Mrs.
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Lita Witt
Theodore Uehling
Chicago
Montgomery-Ward and Company
Amarillo
L. H. Morris
The
King Dry Goods Company
Ft. Myers
Florida
Christenings and relocations appear in local notes
Mrs Joe R Ross christened Charles Ray Ross on February 6. Violet Kendrick Miss Kendrick is noted daughter of J S Kendrick of 1009 Van Buren. Mrs R E Palmer departed for Marceline Missouri to visit relatives. A A Brown of Floydada joined the stenographic department of the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe R. Ross
Charles Ray Ross
Rosas
Violet Kendrick
J. S. Kendrick
van Buren Street
R. E. Palmer
Marceline
Missouri
A. A. Brown
Floydada
Stenographic Department of
Amarillo Business College visit and local social notes
O W Wray of the Amarillo Music Company is in Lubbock on business for a couple of days. Mr and Mrs Law Sone of Panhandle spent Sunday with Mrs Pearl Adams at her home. Mrs W F Dale, absent on leave for several weeks, has returned to work.
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Amarillo
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Amarillo Council
Ray IT Company
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Foster Furniture CO
South Taylor
Dia
Stricklands
Woman’s Benefit Association To Have Banquet
Supermaid
16Th
van Buren
Dennison
Lottie Lee Lewis
New York
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Toyland
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