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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1928
Page
4
Mrs J B Driskell hosted a refined bridge party at her home honoring Dr Ida M Phipps of Coleman Texas. Sweet pea daisies and pastel decor set a pretty scene with Miss Dess Key winning high score, Mrs M Sherman second, H M Beverly third, and Mrs Tom Boland as consolation.
Delta Honda Bridge club members gathered at 402 1 2 West Tenth Street for a party hosted by Mrs James Irvine. High score prize went to Mrs J C Spaeth and low prize to Mrs J D Mayo. Present were Mrs H C Kendrick Mrs FE Moon Mrs J D Mayo Mrs G L Rowsey Mrs J C Spaeth and Mrs Herman Rabun.
Priscilla Club held a pleasant afternoon at 833 Alabama Street with Mrs Howard Mayes as hostess. Garden towers adorned the rooms while contests awarded first prize to Mrs T D Daniel and second to Mrs Walter Morehead. Special guests included Miss Irby Tyland and Mrs I M Futch among others.
Mrs J M Freeman and daughter Dorothy Margaret return to Fort Worth after two weeks with relatives in the area. Miss Margaret Bluth of Wichita Falls visits the Greenhalls at Vernon apartments. Mr and Mrs J P Hackler travel to Colorado Springs for a visit. The Cox family return from a trip to Colorado and New Mexico. George Turnley and Harry Knapp fish in Wyoming as Elmer Lowder hosts a guest in Springs. A fashion note discusses sun suits and skin care, praising a Ladylike two piece in gray black and yellow and an oil to aid browning while preventing sunburn.
Paris fashion notes sun-bath suits surpass swimming outfits in popularity this season. Women favor sun exposure over water, and designs feature abbreviated silhouettes with decollate fronts. French taste guides selection of sun-bathing attire.
Ed A. Kutac, 28, assistant cashier at Yoakum National Bank, was found fatally wounded in the bank rear with a bullet wound in his head. He left a letter detailing personal and financial troubles.
James Mc Naughton 68 vice-president of Baldwin Locomotive in charge of the New York office died at his Bronxville home shortly after midnight from heart disease.
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