Wedding Is Announced Here Today
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Emelie E. Melgren of the Badger Apartments to Ed B. Leonard of Wichita Falls. Vows were spoken Christmas Day at the home of Rev. J. Henry Cox in Wichita Falls. The couple left to make their home in Wichita Falls. SPARKLING CALOTS New for afternoon and evening are clever little calots and Dutch caps loosely woven clear plastic. They stretch to fit, are glamorous, and sparkle like gems in ice, green, brown, red wine and jet black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emelie E. Melgren
Badger Apartments
Ed B. Leonard
Wichita Falls
J. Henry Cox
North Side Baptist Church
Luncheon and Kitchen Shower Honor Mary Ann Weymouth
Miss Mary Ann Weymouth to marry Jan 7 to Thomas H Campbell Jr. A kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Richard D. Palmer and Mrs W S Rule at 1806 Tyler Street featured yellow and blue decorations. A luncheon hosted by Mrs Dick Ware at 2610 Harrison Street accompanied a guests list rich with Weymouth and Campbell family members and friends. Future honors planned by Mrs E C Houghton Jr and Mrs Walter Caldwell, with sisters Ruth and Maxine Campbell set to entertain.
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Mary Ann Weymouth
Thomas H Campbell
Richard D. Palmer
Houston
W. S. Rule
Rule
Tyler Street
Miss Weymouth
Dick Ware
Harrison Street
Mesdames Chansler EF. Weymouth
T. H. Campbell
Jim Weymouth
J. N. Childers
Walter Caldwell
Hempstead
Shelby Kruser
Ed Rumsey
Palmer
David Rasco
Jim McKnight
Ernest Batson
Betsey Weymouth
Maxine
Ruth Campbell
Mildred Kirk
Kathryn Roach
Jane Manning
Bette Fae Kearns
Louise Elliott
Margaret Burchard
Gonzales
Nell Harris
Mary Stack
Betty Jim Shelton
Betty Teel
Jane Gulerie
E. C. Houghton, Jr
Houghton
Chansler E. Weymouth
Ruth and
Maxine Campbell
Gene A. Howe
Country Club January social schedule announced
Amarillo Country Club unveils bi weekly social recreation from 8 30 to 11 30 pm on Jan 15 and Jan 29 featuring old fashioned and square dances old time fiddlin and other events. January events include Jan 13 and 27 Ladies Bridge Luncheons with hostesses Mrs Boyce Mrs Cook, Jan 10 night bridge at 8 pm with prizes, Jan 24 family games party at 8 pm with 25 prize pool and free luncheon at tables. guests may be invited for a charge.
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Amarillo Country Club
The
Country Club
John K. Boyce
H. B. Cook
Charles L. Galloup
A. E Herrmann
Calendar notices from Poplar Grove and area clubs
The Woodmen Circle No 171 meets tonight at W O W Hall at 7 30. Friday marks a postponed Child Welfare Club meeting to Jan 9. First Baptist Naomi Class hosts a covered dish luncheon and business at 1. First Baptist T E J Dinas holds a church meeting at 2 30. Twentieth Century Club chaired by Mrs C 8 Lambie at 2212 Hughes St at 2 30. Allison Park PTA meets at Highland Park School at 8.
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Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
First Baptist Naomi
First Baptist
E. J. Dinas
Twentieth Century Club
Beavers announce engagement of Eena Beavers to Chelsea Tubbs
Mr and Mrs Virgil C Beavers of 100 Florida Street announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Eena Beavers to Chelsea Tubbs of San Diego Cal The bride to be and Mrs Beavers will travel to San Diego for a wedding soon after arrival The rest of the text offers a recipe for a cold weather snack involving broiled franks glazed apple slices toast and beverages
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Virgil C. Beavers
Florida Street
Eena
Chelsea Tubbs
San Diego
Cal
We the Women by Ruth Millett insights for every woman
A compact reflective piece outlining gender dynamics and social expectations. It suggests women build self confidence rather than rely on men, notes men’s attention to beauty, and warns against discussing weight or exes. It concludes that early knowledge could ease decades ahead for a young woman.
Washable housecoats and fashion notes from Cooper Union source
Style notes advise washable housecoats to remove soil with mild soapy baths and multiple rinses. Guidance covers trimming hems, drying on appropriate hangers, and pressing with the weave. Suggests rayon satin shower coats in colors with jeweled buttons and matching earrings, plus timeless cravat styling.
Steinkirk Fashion Origin From Battlefield 1692 Steinkirk
A loose knot tied as cravats by soldiers at Steinkirk in 1692 sparked a European fad. The style evolved into casual dress and, when paired with a gabardine coat inside a tweed coat, creates a warm luxury outerwear option for cold days.
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Steinkirk
Belgium
Europe
Cleanliness Counts in Makeup Application
Make up should be applied on clean skin with clean pads or puffs. Some women insist on using worn puffs, which look and feel dirty. Wash puffs by swishing in lukewarm soapy water, rinse several times in clear lukewarm water.
Three-In-One Coat Satisfies Weather Mood in Wool Tweed
A designer presents a three in one coat in a wool tweed box style with an inner top coat of worsted gabardine cravanette. The garment promises versatile wear for varying weather and moods.
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Mr. Weather
Fur trim for gloves cuts costs with your own scraps
A fashion tip suggests adding fur trim to short gloves or gauntlets for a luxurious look. One firm offers to reuse customers own fur scraps, drastically lowering the price and providing a sustainable option for refined winter wear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jane Russell
Howard Hughes
Jane
White & Hirh
Irene Dunne
Kuykendall
Polk
Child Welfare Club
Allison Park
Highland Park
Ruth Millett
Elmer
the Steinkirk Fashion
Cooper Union Museum
Bien Jolies
T. L. Lipscomb
Corsetiere
Claudette Colbert
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Dallas -Fort Worth Houston
Texas Panhandle
Miller & Miller Motor Freight Lines
Territory
Grant
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