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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
4
Tomorrow's social calendar notes a Pajarito club gathering with Mrs J F Bromert at 1005 West Thirteenth street scheduled for 9 o'clock.
Social season highlight centers on a formal opening dance Friday July 1 at Frying Pan House hosted by Misses Emaline and Carol Bush of Amarillo and Chicago. Invitations are out as the sisters anticipate summer at Frying Pan Ranch with friends visiting from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church met in Epworth hall with Mrs. Tim mons leading a Bible lesson on Paul's second missionary journey. The group voted to send a box of children's clothing to Wesley House in Dallas and planned sewing and packing next Wednesday. Attendees included Mrs. R. H. Stone Mr. and Mrs. E. Gregg Mrs. B. E. S. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Brame Mrs. Harry Hatcher Mr. and Mrs. Petty Miss Frances Munn Christine Stone Helen Pearl McKinney and H. C. Storms.
Pianist Jane Canfield and sister violinist Miriam Canfield will give a recital Friday afternoon at 4:15 p.m. at the Women's Club. The program includes works by Beethoven Vivaldi Burgmuller Nevin and Chopin with Miss Grace E Hamilton as instructor and Juliet Jane as student accompanist.
The Loyal Workers of the First Christian church with Sunday school help filled fifty seven large boxes with clothing, food, and necessities for flood victims. Afternoon assistance came from Sunday school members while visiting Amarillo travelers Mr. and Mrs. J B Slade of Kress and Mrs Slade's sister Mrs Porter of Fort Worth are at 1300 Harrison Street en route to Washington Montana and Canada.
Mrs. Josephine Young hosted a Tuesday bridge gathering at 1201 Harrison Street honoring Mrs. R. H. Stone of Canadian. The rooms glowed with garden flowers as multiple rounds were played and scores awarded to winners.
Circle Two of the West Amarillo Christian church met Wednesday afternoon at 202 Louisiana avenue. Rev. W. C. Dallas and Mrs. Dallas visited. Mrs. J. T. Merriman led a review lesson. The next meeting is at 3 PM Wednesday at 308 Western avenue for an auxiliary officer election.
Graduation exercises will be held next Saturday evening at 8 15 with a running system demonstration program. Participants include Jean Bowie John Oliver D C Hyder Dorothy Ann Dooley Dorothy Winnifred Thomas and others who have completed courses and received pins. Additional pin recipients are Evelyn Coker in California and Sara Evelyn Morgan at camp in the Adirondacks.
The Amarillo Country club hosted a Friday Duplicate luncheon at one o'clock, featuring an elegant table with garden flowers, favors, and crystal candle holders. Attendees included Mesdames O. H. Gosch, R. W. Prentice, F. L. Myers, Co. D. Monday, S. J. Mackie, C. P. Walsh, J. O. Whittington, H. BE. Townsend, Gus Leftwich, and Westbrook.
Mrs J W Crudgington entertained the 42 Club at her home 1716 Tyler Street with five game tables. Pink rose decor and pink rose shaped ice cream with angel food cake and iced punch followed the games. Guests included Mesdames Roquemore Gibson Leachman Vaughn Charless Green Veale Greenhill Nobles Thompson Campbell Ponce Oakes Baker Kenyon Patterson Armstrong Stewart Hyser Richards Lindsay Cook and others.
Master Allen T. Zion grandson of Mr and Mrs A T Zion entertained friends at a Tuesday stag party at 1008 Kentucky home of Mrs Zion. Games and ice cream cones followed by favors marked the seventh birthday with attendees Curtis Hellas Richard Baker John Wallace Wood Stewart Bennett George Lynch Robert Young George H Hill Dawes Muney Howard Giles Wayne Roush Wayne Bellas and Allen ion.
Arthur Maren of American Reliance Insurance visits as a state agent. Mary E. Scoggins returns home to Lubbock after visiting her daughter in Amarillo. Helen R. Greenberg joins the Amarillo Business Men's Association as stenographer. Scott Clark of Travelers Insurance tours North Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Culp and their son depart from the Moore Hotel after a recent stay.
A round of social visits and travel notes includes Mrs. M. L. Anderson improving at her daughter-in-law’s home after illness. Mrs. C. B. Harkey of San Antonio visits her brother R. B. Nutt in Groom. John Ferrell of Wichita Falls visits his parents J. M. and Mrs. Ferrell. Miss Elizabeth Garvey plans a Houston and Galveston trip. Paschal McKenney and family announce a birth in Silverton. Abdul Mageed sails from New York to Jerusalem after learning of his mother’s death. Mrs. Walter Barnes and children visit in Vernon with the Ferrell family.
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