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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
7
Travel beauty tips emphasize staying clean and using an inexpensive kit. An all over bath with soap and towels should precede creams and lotions, and compact washables plus miniature laundry sets help keep outfits neat on the road.
Pink rose decorations set a refined scene for a bridge party hosted by the F O B Club. The event honored members husbands at 313 North Alabama Street, with high score prizes awarded to Mr and Mrs George Chreston and H W Steele. Refreshments followed for attendees including Mr and Mrs R E Schulze, Mr and Mrs Jim Grady, and other couples.
Ostrich feather leis worn around the shoulders create a summer evening fashion note in Hawaii style, following the flower leis and later fur less winter wear. They come in colors to match the gown or in contrasting shades, often tipped with black when matching.
Ad seeks payment in silver or stamps for a Summer 1931 Up-to-Date Book of Fashions. Orders should be sent to the News and Globe at 41-12 Sterling Place Brooklyn NY.
The young people's department of the First Christian Church will entertain with a basket picnic in Box Canyon this evening. Those attending are asked to meet at the Social Center at 6:15 o'clock and transportation will be furnished those who do not have a way. The girls will furnish the basket lunches.
Hillcrest Golf and Country Club invites all members to a bridge dinner at 7 30 Monday evening at the club house. Those in the husband and wife golf tournament on Saturday and Sunday will attend, and other members may reserve. Call Mrs Elliott Hatch 8925 or Mrs Don Loden 8191 or Mrs W F Bechtold 6315 to book before tomorrow morning.
Miss Orval Largent was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. F. B. Martin and Edythe George at 1806 Georgia. Attendees included Miss Eva Harvey Miss Jessie Holcomb Edythe Childress Miss Buela McKinsey and many others in a spring floral setting.
The Women’s Missionary Society of West Amarillo Christian Church installs Mrs. Homer Jacob as president at a Wednesday meeting led by Mrs. L. M. Black. New officers include J. P. Carter vice president and L. Estes secretary with a full slate of roles. Addresses the India topic with reports from outgoing officers and musical selections.
Mrs. A C Estes entertained the Vanity Bridge Club at 1607 West Nineteenth Avenue on a Wednesday afternoon with pink and green decor. High score went to Mrs. Fred E. Cornelius Jr and low to Mrs. Jess Askew. guests included Mrs. C F E Byerrum and others.
The Panhandle Optometric Society and Group Study will gather Sunday at 2 PM in Dr. C. M. Cloughs offices at 715 Broadway Street Plainview. This first meeting after bad weather serves as the last local gathering before the National Convention in San Antonio from June 23 to 26.
Washington reports a fashion note predicting a trend toward innocent baby colors in summer costumes for maids and matrons. White wave outfits with baby blue and pink ribbons arrive, while caution is urged to avoid too naive hues. The girl graduate look returns to the nineties style with sheer organdie or embroidered voile dresses.
The Sew Jolly Club held its annual all day picnic Thursday afternoon at Jack Hall's Ranch. Activities included swimming bridge and outdoor games with members and guests enjoying a luncheon. Notable attendees included Mrs. E. M. Sewell Mrs. O Herper Mrs. F O Hutchinson and Mrs. R B Crowley along with many club members.
Members of Glenwood Baptist Church and Sunday School and friends will gather for a large fellowship meeting this evening at 8 o clock. The event promises one of the churchs largest audiences with a planned entertainment and refreshments to be served.
A guide to delicate lace care for underwear and garments. Wash in warm soapy water, press damp lace into place, and air dry to avoid ironing. For white lace, stain with black tea solution to achieve an ecru tint, then air dry thoroughly.
Mr and Mrs Van Salisbury of 400 Louisiana Street announce the arrival of a son Van Thomas Salisbury born June 1 in the family home.
Friends of Mrs. W. V. Spencer surprised her at 801 Lamar Street with a birthday party Thursday evening. Gifts were exchanged and several games of 42 followed by refreshments.
The Berean class of West Amarillo Christian Church held a Monday Pollyanna party described as a kid party. Forty seven members attended wearing kid costumes as games and contests provided entertainment followed by Pollyanna reveals and refreshments. Hostesses were Mrs. Glenn Foy Mrs. Price Hooks Mrs. R. J. Crittenden and Mrs. H. Parker.
Minnie Hutchings Graham Juanita Henderson and Margaret Harris will present a group of pupils in recital in the educational building of the First Baptist Church Friday evening at 8 oclock. The public is invited.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Coble have returned from a vacation trip that included Vancouver Canada and Pacific coast points. En route they stopped briefly in Denver and Billings Montana.
Police sought an armed bandit who forced clerk Miss Lottie Reeves to sit on the floor as he looted the Martha Washington candy shop cash register of 35 dollars.
French women set records in long distance rides with trips from Paris to Rome by Mime. Mi Feraud and from Paris to Bucharest by Mlle. Dor, reflecting growing popularity of horseback journeys among female riders in France.
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