Wedding Announced for Miss Emelie Melgren and Ed Leonard
Announcement records the marriage of Miss Emelie Melgren of the Badger Apartments to Ed B. Leonard of Wichita Falls. Their vows were spoken Christmas Day at Rev. J. Henry Cox’s home, with the couple planning to reside in Wichita Falls. The item also notes new fashion calots and Dutch caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelie FE. Melgren
Badger Apartments
Ed B. Leonard
Wichita Falls
J. Henry Cox
North Side Baptist Church
Miss Mary Ann Weymouth to Wed Thomas H Campbell Jr
Two social events yesterday honored Miss Weymouth ahead of her January wedding to Thomas H Campbell Jr. A kitchen shower at 1806 Tyler Street hosted by Mrs Richard D Palmer and Mrs W S Rule included 15 guests and yellow blue décor. A luncheon at 2610 Harrison Street hosted by Mrs Dick Ware featured similar colors anddelphinium ranunculus Sol d Or. The bride elect’s friends and family attended, with future engagements planned by Mrs E C Houghton Jr and Mrs Walter Caldwell of Hempstead, and by Ruth and Maxine Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Weymouth
Thomas H Campbell
Richard D. Palmer
Houston
W. S. Rule
Rule
Tyler Street
Mesdames Chansler E. Weymouth
T. H. Campbell
Jim Weymouth
J. N. Childers
Walter Caldwell
Hempstead
Shelby Kruser
Ed Rumsey
Palmer
David Rasco
Jim MacKnight
Ernest Batson
Betsey Weymouth
Maxine
Ruth Campbell
Mildred Kirk
Kathryn Roach
Jane Manning
Bette Fae Kearns
Louise Elliott
Margaret Burchard
Gonzales
Nell
Gene A. Howe
Weymouth
Country Club January Social Schedule Announced
Amarillo Country Club unveils a bi weekly social program with old dances fiddling and games from 8 30 to 11 30 pm on Jan 15 and Jan 29 plus Ladies Bridge Luncheons Jan 13 and Jan 27 a night bridge party Jan 10 and a family games party Jan 24 Play starts at 10 oclock with lunch at 12 30 and free luncheon for table winners Prizes at night bridge and family games offer cash awards Local guests may attend for a fee Hosts named for each event and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country
John K. Boyce
H EF. Cook
Charles L. Galloup
A. EF. Herrmann
The Calendar Night and Friday Club Meetings Listing
The Calendar notes a Poplar Grove No 171 Woodmen Circle meeting at W O W Hall at 7 30 p m tonight. Friday events include the Child Welfare Club postponed to Jan 9, a First Baptist Naomi Class covered dish luncheon and business meeting at 1 p m, then a 2 30 p m class meeting at the church, and Twentieth Century Club hosted by Mrs C H Lambie at 2 30 p m at 2212 Hughes Street. Allison Park Parent Teacher Association will meet at Highland Park School Building at 8.
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Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
First Baptist Naomi
Twentieth Century Club
Allison Park
Highland Park
Beavers Announce Edna Beavers to Wed Chelsea Tubbs
Mr and Mrs Virgil C Beavers announce the engagement of daughter Edna to Chelsea Tubbs of San Diego Cal They plan a wedding soon after arriving in San Diego for the ceremony The couple will travel for the nuptials and a family celebration is anticipated The text also briefly mentions a cold weather snack of broiled franks with glazed apples served with toast and coffee or chocolate
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Virgil C. Beavers
Florida Street
Edna
Chelsea Tubbs
San Diego
Cal
We the Women by Ruth Millett
A humorous early warning guide for women about men. It lists perceptive truths and social expectations, suggesting independence and self confidence help reduce jealousy and influence relationships. It notes beauty, status, and practical comforts shape a man's loyalty more than many romantic gestures.
Fashion Notes On Washable Housecoats And Stylish Accessories
Style notes discuss washable housecoats as practical for dirty hems and collars with simple soaking and rinses, then advise drying and pressing to preserve hems. It highlights rayon satin showercoats in colors with jeweled buttons and matching earrings, pairing tones like amethyst, sapphire, topaz, emerald. It adds a brief remark on casual cravat tying from Cooper Union Museum.
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Steinkirk
Cooper Union Museum
Steinkirk fashion and makeup tips from historic text
The article traces Steinkirk tied cravats from 14692 in Steinkirk Belgium sparking a Europe wide fad. It offers makeup tips using clean pads, warns against dainty puffs, and suggests washing reusable featherless puffs. It then describes weather ready outfits pairing gabardine and tweed coats with fur accents on gloves and wrists. A firm offers discounted fur by repurposing client snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinkirk
Belgium
Europe
Three-in-One Coat Blends Weather Versatility in Wool Tweed
A designer introduces a tri weather coat in a boxed wool tweed overcoat, featuring an inner top coat of worsted Rabardine treated by cravanette. This three layered garment aims to satisfy varied weather moods, offering adaptable insulation and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Weather
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Jane Russell
Howard Hughes
Jane
White
Kuykendall
Polk
Trene Dunne
Child Welfare Club
First Baptist
Ruth Millett
Elmer
Bien Jolies
T. L. Lipscomb
Corsetiere
Claudette Colbert
Styles
Our
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Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Dallas- Fort Worth Houston
Texas Panhandle
Miller & Miller Motor Freight Lines
Grant
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