Tomorrow's Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs
Mizpah club meets at 3 PM with Mrs. O D Thompson at 111 West Fourth Street Roberts Place. Queen Esther club gathers at 2 30 PM with Mrs F E Cook at 2004 Pierce Street. High school band rehearsal at 8 PM in the Junior high auditorium under Oscar Wise. Le Mirage club convenes at 8 PM with Mrs Vernon Bird at 1211 Pierce Street. Thursday 42 club at 3 PM with Mrs W S Kenyon at 2002 Harrison Street honoring Mrs L M Kenyon of Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Thompson
West Fourth Street
Roberts Place
F. E. Cook
Pierce Street
Oscar Wise
Vernon Bird
W.S. Kenyon
Harrison Street
Miss Machovec Hosts Bridge Party for Sister
Miss Marie Mahovec entertained Tuesday afternoon at 2608 Hughes Street Wolff in a bridge party in honor of her sister Mrs W C Fisher of Kansas City. Seven tables were set with summer blossoms and guests included Mrs Fisher and a large group of social friends. High score went to Mrs A D Morten, second to Miss Jewell Scales, and consolation to Mrs W B Stevenson. The guest of honor received a gift. An ice course, mints and salted almonds were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Mahovec
Hughes Street
Wolfl
W. C. Fisher
Kansas City
A. D. Morten
Jewell Scales
Johnny Hill
F. Collier
Gordon Inman
George Mallin
Harold Knupp
T. M. Caldwell
Ross Rogers
W. W. Mellroy
John Garland
Ballard
Clifford Thompson
H. L. Adkins
Earl Calloway
Sweetie Jones
Agnes Vernon
Maurine Willis
Kathleen Cooper
Dallas
Ruth Healy
Allease Skillman
Kathryn Barlow
Eastern Star School Of Instruction Thursday Night
The Bonita chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a school of instruction at 7:30 PM Thursday in the Masonic Temple conducted by Mrs G S Babb and Mrs W S Layton. All Eastern Star members are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
G. S. Babb
W. S. Layton
Eastern Star
Bonita Chapter O. E. S. Meets At Masonic Temple
Bonita Chapter O E S held a regular meeting Tuesday at the Masonic Temple with large attendance and several out-of-town visitors. After business, noon’s entertainment followed by refreshments were served. attendees listed include KF Archambeau T W Austin W R Ballard G C Bevins R B Burnett P H Buthker W E Oliver Jr Hall Pierce BE E Simms and Ola Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
the Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mesdames KF. R. Archambeau
T. W. Austin
W. R. Ballard
G. C. Bevins
R. B. Burnett
P. H. Buthker
W. E. Oliver, Jr. Hall Pierce
BE. E. Simms
Ola Ballard
Amarillo Eastern Star Carnival Friday Night
The Amarillo Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star 787 will hold a summer carnival Friday at 8 pm on the vacant lot at Polk and Twentieth. Booths and carnival effects promise delightful features for the public. the event replaces the previously announced Tuesday date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star 787
Polk Street
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Picnic Tonight
Panhandle and Amarillo Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors plan a joint picnic this evening. Amarillo groups meet at 6 at I C C F Hall then proceed to 510 North Fillmore to join Panhandle, with cars caravan to a scenic North River road site. Bring baskets and rides will be provided for those without transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Amarillo Modern Woodmen
Amarillo
North Fillmore Street
North River Road
Thompson Hastings Betrothal Announced at Luncheon
A luncheon at the Herring hotel announced the approaching marriage of Miss Olive Thompson and Harold Hastings of Los Angeles. The event featured T and H themed decor, cupids place cards, and a secret revealed by Betty Marie Thompson. The Aug. 28 wedding date was noted by Mrs. L. C. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Thompson
L. O. Thompson
Harold Hastings
Los Angeles
California
Herring Hotel
Wes Little
Betty Marie Thompson
Otho Thompson
Dan Cupid
L. C. Thompson
Olive
California Land
Needle Club
Mrs. Selders Hosts Peter Pan Bridge Club Tea
Mrs FE T Selders entertained the Peter Pan Bridge Club at Mrs G M Boyd's San Jacinto home. Seventy five guests attended with prizes awarded after games and an ice course served to Mesdames Garwood Dixon Lewis Mitchell Smith Nichols and Boyd among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. T. Selders
Peter Pan Bridge Club
G. M. Boyd
Belleview Avenue
San Jacinto
Mesdames
Floyd Garwood
Clifford Dillon
Elmer Lewis
Matthews
Robert Mitchell
Ira L. Smith
Jack Nichols
Cc. M. Boyd
Rainbow Girls To Picnic Saturday
The Order of the Rainbow for girls will hold a picnic all day Saturday. Members meet at the Masonic Temple at 8 30 in the morning and all Masons and Eastern Stars are invited. Bring a well filled basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Mrs. Maxfield Hosts Adelphia Society Meeting
Mrs. H. G. Maxfield hosted the Adelphia society of the First Baptist church at her home 5609 1 2 Taylor Street on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ted Ferguson led a devotional on Psalms chapter twenty two followed by a round table discussion and closing prayer. A social hour with refreshments concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Maxfield
Adelphia Society
The
First Baptist Church
Taylor Street
Ted Ferguson
Alpha Delphians Begin Month-Long Vacation
Alpha chapter of the Delphian society meets at Mrs. E. E. Finklea's home with all members present for farewell before September. Mrs. Higgins leads Greek Thought lesson with papers by Mrs. J. M. O'Brien Mrs. Tom Williams and Mrs. James. Emma Lou Walter national Delphian organizer speaks on the work’s value. Mrs. E A. Harty of Dallas attends as guest. A refreshment service follows. Miss Jones returns from El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Delphian Society
E. E. Finklea
Tyler Street
Tom Williams
James
Emma Lou Walter
National
Delphien
Travel and Visiting Notables Leave for and From Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs Eliott Hatch spend their vacation in Fort Worth with relatives. Mr J N Newland and Miss Maud Taylor of Wichita Falls visit Mr and Mrs Tom Coble. M A Barker of Jackman's departs for New York and Chicago for fall buying. Mrs B K Gordon and children return from Missouri. Mrs Nina Upson returns from Tulsa on business. She travels with Mrs Cecil Burks of Leader Department Store and Mrs Kate Edgett and her son Morris en route to Tucumeari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliott Hatch
Fort Worth
J. N. Newland
Maud Taylor
Wichita Falls
Tom Coble
M. A. Barker
Jackman
New York
Chicago
B. K. Gordon
Missouri
Nina Upson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Cecil Burks
Leader Department Store
Kate Edgett
Morris
O. W. Fullington
Tucumeari
Social Notes on Travel and Visits Across Texas and Nearby States
New Mexico travelers W Randolph of Jackman and wife left for Coleman after visits in Dallas and Dennison due to a critical illness in the family. Mrs Hobbs’s mother from Perryton is visiting at 1818 Taylor. Letty Steen returned to Dennison from a visit with Kathryn Shaw. Sophie Roark of White and Kirk’s plans a vacation next week. Mrs Driscoll of Wellington, Kansas visits aunt Mrs Lee Bivins as Sarah Childress and Mrs Canaday plan to leave for Dallas and Mineral Wells early next week, with Mrs Durrett returning from Mineral Wells. Mrs E E Martin, under treatment at Northwest Texas hospital, was moved to her brother’s home at 302 Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Randolph
Jackman
Coleman
L. S. Hobbs
Perryton
Taylor Street
Letty Steen
Dennison
Kathryn Shaw
Sophie Roark
White and
Kirk
Kirk's Will Take Her Vacation Next Week. Mrs. J. B. Driscoll
Wellington
Kas
Lee Bivins
Sarah Childress
Canaday
Tyler Street
Dallas
Mineral Wells
J. M. Durrett
E. E. Martin
Northwest Texas Hospital
Alabama Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Machovec
Sister
Eastern Star School of Instruction
Vick
Canyon Girls Club
Lester Vick
Hayden Street
Thompson-Hastings
George Baker of
Childress
George L. Smith
West Sixth Street
Mrs. Selders
Rainbow Girls
Mrs. Maxfield
Poe
Ironized Yeast CO
Avanta
Baylor College
Mississippi River
Baylor
Walter Gilewicz
J. C. Hardy
A. M
LL. D
Tee
Baylor College For Women
Sewell Drug Company
Paul Sewell
Blackburn
John Milam
E. 7Th St
Amarillo, Texas
Alpha Delphians
E. A. Harty
Miss Jones
el Pino
New Mexico
Fiji
Milady
Polk
News-Globe
Gossard
Kayser
LOT Boys
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