Lovely Affairs Mark Miss Wolflin and Mr Thompson Bridal Week
Amarillo events celebrate Miss Lee Wolflin and Willis Thompson with a luncheon at the Amarillo hotel and a dinner party at 2116 Van Buren in orchid and yellow hues. Attendees include Miss Virginia Wolflin, Miss Lela Wolflin, Miss Margaret Robertson of San Angelo, and guests from Cambridge Massachusetts. A bachelor tea on Harrison Street hosted by Dale Smith, Cedar Puckett, and Bill Pheiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee Wolflin
Willis Thompson
Central Presbyterian Church
James Otis Trulove
Amarillo Hotel
Miss Wolflin
Clara Currien
van Buren Street
Cedar Puckett
H. S. Livers
Kansas City
Charles Wolflin
Dale Smith
John Fuallingim
Bill Pheiffer
Harrison Street
Mr. Thompson
Ada McCarty and Clarence Ekols Marry in Lubbock Home
Miss Ada McCarty and Clarence Ekols wed in a ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Lubbock on Saturday night. Rev Davis of the Church of Christ officiated with ring bearer Evelynn Jeanne McCarty. The bride, sister of John McCarty of Amarillo, is a Lubbock High and Texas Tech graduate. the groom is tied to the Lubbock Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Vaughn
A. F. McCarty
John McCarty
Lubbock High School
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Lubbock Drug Company
Miss Patsy Kelley Hosts Young Set at 1005 Pierce
Miss Patsy Kelley entertained the younger school set Saturday night at her home 1005 Pierce street. Dancing and auction bridge preceded late hour refreshments. attendees included Misses Bur gess Triplett Pavillard Grounds Trent Speigal Herbst Bryant and others along with Messrs Lemaster Rogers Mason Gibson Pavillard Blades Thomlinson and Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Kelley
Pierce Street
Rachel Burgess
Mary Elizabeth Triplett
Mildred Pavillard
Ruth
Nina
Lois Llewellyn
Estelle Grounds
Edabeth Trent
Mary Speigal
Virginia Herbst
Mary Bryant
Damon Blake
E. W. Lemaster
H. J. Lemaster
Ross Rogers
Vance Mason
Billy Burgess
Dick Gibbon
Pelham Hopkins
Bill Mack Gibson
Dean Pavillard
Laurin Blades
Ronald Thomlinson
Bob Kelly
Local Social Roundup During Weddings and Visits
Addie Whitcomb of White and Kirk travels to Dallas for several days with Mise Ruby Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty and daughter Evelyn Jeanne return from Lubbock after attending Ada McCarty and Clarence Ekels wedding. Van A. Swafford of Amarillo guests at Hollywood Plans in Hollywood California. Mrs. W. H. Thompson arrives to attend the Wolflin Thompson wedding at Central Presbyterian Church with best man H. St. Livers of Kansas City. Mrs. L. L. Pinkerton is ill at 810 Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ties Addie Whitcomb
White & Kirk
Dallas
Mise Ruby Kirk
John McCarty
Evelyn Jeanne
Lubbock
McCarty
Mise Ada McCarty
Clarence Ekels
van A. Swafford
Amarillo
Hollywood Plans
Hollywood, California
W. H. Thompson
Willis Thompson
Earl Singleton
Mr. Thompson
Fort Worth
Texas
Leo Wolflin
Central Presbyterian Church
H. ST. Livers
Kansas City
L. L. Pinkerton
Jefferson Street
Tyler School P T A Holds Open House
The Tyler school P T A hosted an open house with Mrs W D Westbay greeting attendees at the door. Volunteers managed the registers while the art department displays and music from two electric Victrolas highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler School
W. D. Westbay
P.T. A
J. H. Hall
A. G. Leveritt
Register
Parent-Teacher Association
S. H. Wright
C. D. Hoover
Hood
Mrs. Laura Luebking Returns From Nephew’s Funeral
Mrs. Laura Luebking of 1107 Johnson Street returned from Channing where she attended the funeral of her nephew Charles Robert Armstrong youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong who died Thursday of double pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Luebking
Johnson Street
Channing
Charles Robert Armstrong
J. W. Armstrong
W. M. U. Committee Meeting Postponed
The First Baptist church Woman's Missionary Union committee meeting set for Wednesday afternoon is indefinitely postponed due to the illness of president Mrs. L. L. Pinkerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church, Woman's Missionary Union Committee
L. L. Pinkerton
Willing Workers Have Colonial Party
Members of the Willing Workers class of the First Baptist church gathered Friday at 2033 Hughes Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. Wingate. Attendees wore colonial costumes. prizes went to Mary Louise Lopes and Tom Wingate as best dressed couple, Elaine Langworth as best dressed girl, and Clifton Oliver as best dressed boy. The Junior orchestra, led by Mrs. C Max Bauer, provided music throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. Wingate
Hughes Street
Mary Louise Lopes
Tom Wingate
Elaine Langworth
Clifton Oliver
C. Max Bauer
Muato
Recreation program at Amarillo women’s club meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club meets tomorrow at 6 15 PM in the Amarillo hotel for dinner and a program on recreation. Roll call asks each member to share favorite recreation. Mrs McClung discusses Amarillo’s needs and Miss Mary Beth McClung performs readings with a leap year dance to follow. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Amarillo
Missionary Society Hosts Patriotic Tea at Robinson Home
The San Jacinto Methodist Missionary Society held a late February tea at Dr. and Mrs. E F Robinson’s 500 A Tennessee Street home. Crimson carnations and ferns decorated rooms as young girls in colonial dress greeted guests. Readings and music accompanied refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Pre-School Circle Schedule To Meet
The San Jacinto pre-school circle will meet at the school tomorrow afternoon from 8 to 4. Members will decide the course of study and outline plans for a roundup campaign. All pre-school children’s families in San Jacinto and Country Club are warmly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Country Club
Senior High P.T.A. to Hold Evening Meeting
The P.T.A. of Senior High School will meet at 7:45 this evening at the high school. All parents are invited. Prizes will be awarded for attendance. An interesting program is prepared under Mrs. Dana Harmon-Trent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Dana Harmon-Trent
Mrs Copp Hosts Colonial Tea for Betty Blanchard Class
Mrs John Copp entertained at 1106 Pierce Street with a colonial tea honoring members of the Betty Blanchard Sunday school class of Central Presbyterian Church. Guests arrived in Washington's day costumes. Mrs A S Aldredge won first prize in the Washington contest amid colorful attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Copp
Pierce Street
Betty Blanchard
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington
A. S. Aldredge
F. L. Pedersen
Henry Kidd
Midol promises quick relief for menstrual pain
An old advertisement asserts Midol ends menstrual pain in five to seven minutes without affecting the period itself. The small tablets come in a portable aluminum case and cost fifty cents, marketed as a merciful, non narcotic relief for anticipated pain.
Social clubs calendar for Amarillo area events
Social Calendar lists multiple meetings including a book club at 1208 Lincoln Street with Mrs Earl Barnt and a book review by Mrs Harold A Close, a 7:30 p m Hawks game with Mr and Mrs W C Rhodes at 3700 Taylor Street, and La Costura club at 1612 Polk Street. The schedule covers round tables, dances, Renaissance lessons, bridge clubs, citizenship training, and Rebekah Lodge initiation with various hosts and venues across Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Barnt
Lincoln Street
Harold A. Close
W. C. Rhodes
Taylor Street
la Costura Club
G. T. Oliver
Polk Street
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo
Puckett
Washington Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Citizenship Training Club
B. F. Harper
West Tenth Street
Merry Wives Bridge Club
L. M. Black
Sunset Road
Rebekah Lodge
Westway Club Hosts Leap Year Costume Ball
The Westway club of the Woman's Benefit association plans a leap year dance at the Shamrock club on Wednesday at % o'clock. It is a costume ball with prizes for the most unique dressed couple and serves as a benefit event with a cordial public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westway Club
Woman's Benefit Association
Shamrock Club
Odd Fellows Hall Meeting Urges Club Members Attendance
Fort Nightly Bridge club led by Mrs. C. D. Jackson at 106 Cheyenne Road and Pollyanna Needle club led by Mrs. Gaston Camp at 705 Adams Street call all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Fort Nightly Bridge Club
C. D. Jackson
Cheyenne Road
Pollyanna Needle Club
Gaston Camp
Adams Street
Childs Play Dress Patterns in Four Sizes 4 6 8 and 10
Cottage fashion notice offers patterns 5621 and 6053 for children and ladies with sizes 4 6 8 10 and busts 34 36 38 40 42 44. Details include yardage 36 inch material 2 percent plus contrasting material and short sleeve variant, price 15 cents, and a spring summer 1928 book of fashions from Globe News featuring 500 designs and sewing tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Social Tea Party Sees Guests and Dessert Service
A party featured panist performances by three talented girls and a after program dining with cherry pie a la mode and tea. Hosts were Mrs Copp and assistants including Mrs FP BE Benesch and Mrs J Stir ratt. Attendance included numerous ladies and gentlemen listed by name, alongside a note that Mr H E Hertner was summoned to Kansas City for a sister's sudden death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Aldredge
J. H. Baker
W. R. Baker
C. Buneh
C. C. F. Blanchard
A. K. Bass
Charles Boles
E. F. Benesch
A. Borgstrom
J. L. Beer
Walter Clement
J. F. Caldwell
J. W. Crudgington
M. A. Conkling
D. W. Duebbert
H. E. Hertner
Hughes Street
Kansas City
Tokyo Police Plan Fingerprint Scheme for Deranged Citizens
Tokyo police consider registering fingerprints of mentally deranged residents to track them. Estimated 500 such individuals in Tokyo. most are not confined and live with families who are held responsible for conduct. Related note includes an address and telephone for Manney Pty. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Tokyo
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ada McCarty
Mr. Ekols
Personali
W. M.U. Committee
Mrs. Copp
Rure
Polk
INC
Alail Druggiste
DR. L. V. Cradit
L. J. Vick
Blackburn
Oliver Eakle
Vick
Kirksville College of Osteopathy & Surgery
Johnson
Cudahy
Manney Pty. Co
Rule
Hinsley’s, Inc
Pole ST
Dennison
Aussie Sckrell
Pease Toyland
Taylor &T
Texa
Pananize
Aundry
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