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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1930
Page
5
Hollywood fashion note says readers can copy film stars gowns at low prices with summer wear dominated by flowered chiffon and organdie. Organdie fabrics are advertised as under a dollar a yard according to Dorothea Hawley Cartwright in Talking Screen.
The Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority met at Miss Josephine Tisdal's home to discuss rushes and plan social activities before school opens. A swimming party and Gem Lake picnic are slated for next Friday afternoon, followed by an informal dance at the Bachelors' Club.
The American Legion and Auxiliary host a picnic for the Country Club Girl Scouts and Boy Scout Troop No 9 at the Tri-State Fair Grounds this evening. Those lacking transport may meet at the American Legion Home at 7 o clock for arrangements. A lunch and games are planned for the guests.
Mrs. H G Baucom spends the week in San Marcos and will visit sister Mrs Mary McMillan at Fort Worth en route home. Mrs J E Montgomery hosts Mrs John F Robinson of Fort Worth on her way to Colorado. Mr and Mrs J M Webb return from Lubbock where they visited Mrs Webb's sister Mrs George F Berry. A Weisenman and son Donald, at Texas Technological college, transact business near Graham. Mrs G E Park of Oklahoma City visits relatives in Dallas Fort Worth area. Donald Clark visits grandparents in Denver for about a month. Mrs M G Stanford and daughters Emogene and Madeline return from Dallas and McKinney. Frank Williams returns home in Dallas after a guest stay with Mrs H G Maxfield. Mr and Mrs Jerome Merrill spend weekend in Lubbock. Kathryn Smith of Hooker visits in the home of Mr and Mrs H G Maxfield and Mrs W E Feverson at 202 Crestway.
The W C T U meeting is postponed due to the funeral services for Miss Willie Isabelle Pearson. The re organization meeting will now be held Monday, August 4, at 4 o clock at the Community House of the Christian Church.
The Brick-a-Bat Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs Wallace A Stone 1313 East Fifteenth Avenue. All members are urged to attend.
Mrs C T Crowe will entertain the Triple Four Bridge Lab at her home 1022 Sunset Drive with a morning bridge and luncheon Thursday at 9:30 o'clock.
The First Baptist Church women sponsor a garden party at the Nunn home west of the Country Club from 8 to 10. The auditorium of the new church will be furnished for the event, with a free will silver offering received. An interesting program is planned.
New York City reports men embrace golf fashion novelties with collar pins and belt buckles. A current craze features an oblong collar pin with several gold bar linked tacks, red enamel tops and ivory points resembling golf tees, signaling masculine golf chic.
A historical snippet advises to keep skin clean using a lather before washing. It mentions face bleaching as a tomorrow item and references Public Led in the guidance.
A complete English crystal set features collar pin belt buckle cuff links and a tie clip crafted with brilliant facets and matching metalwork. The ensemble offers coordinated shine across formal wear and reflects classic decorative taste.
Zone No 1 of Methodists holds its third quarterly meeting at Buchanan Street Methodist Church tomorrow starting at 9 a.m. A luncheon will follow, with an afternoon of social entertainments. The program includes devotionals, musical numbers, district news, reports of auxiliaries, a round table on auxiliary problems, and a reading segment.
The Queen Esther Club postpones its Thursday meeting at 808 Buchanan Street due to the death of member Miss Willie S. Pearson. Miss Pearson was a club member.
The Orphans' Birthday Club at the Children's Home is postponed indefinitely due to the sudden death of member Miss Willie S. Pearson.
The Rose Bowl Tea Room run by the Junior Welfare League will welcome the public on Mondays all summer while remaining closed Sundays. Miss Aston Ginn of Aspermont, Texas visits her brother J. M. Bulloch Jr at 801 Fairmont Street.
Stars eagerly buy simple organdie and chiffon gowns costing five to ten dollars to copy at home. Lillian Gish wears an organdie gown with a snug bodice, tiered skirt, and capelet. Olive Bodren sports an orchid organdie with form fitting bodice and pearl buttons. Tailored organdie suits feature two button loops and trimmed edges. black organdie remains popular. Janet Gaynor's ward robe includes peach chiffon with carnations and roses and a new bloused waist.
Describes godet flares with long skirts and capelet neck frills. Highlights sun Carol chiffon prints with orange net yoke sleeves and selfbelt. Notes bolero trends, capes, short sleeves, and chic color combinations with white black and blue pink and yellow. Mentions rayon lace as a popular accent with chiffon.
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