Society Women Gather for Convention Reception and Soirée
Mrs. A P Robinson entertained at 1411 Fillmore Street for her mother Mrs W Barton of Lipscombe with a forty two table and prizes for high and low scores won by Mrs Earl Bennett and Mr McDaniel. The city clubs hosted a reception and musical matinee at the Woman's club house in the Auditorium with a Weston Star orchestra, performances by Elizabeth Powell Felice Stinnett Sadie Claude Curtis and others. An upstairs program featured readings songs violin numbers piano selections and a Pagliacci prologue. A later students contest and recital at 1200 Monroe Street will include many local pupils and a scale and arpeggio contest judged by Mrs Glenn and Mrs Hinds.
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A.P. Robinson
Fillmore Street
W. Barton
Lipscombe
Earl Bennett
McDaniel
Barton
Satterwhite
Fred Wagner
M. R. Ward
D. W. Brittan
W. F. Bairchild
G. ©. McDanie
Robinson
Woman's Club
J. L. Scott
Potter County Federation of Woman
Masterson, Jr
Jack Houser
R. L. McMeans
J. D. Ratliffe
EF. R. Mayer
G. W. Truitt
Warry Holland
E. H. Reedy
Paul Nunn
L. A. Wells
Joe Kemble
Olin Hardy
J. M. Webb
P. Smith
C. FE. McCullough
H. Reedy
B. C. Taylor
Gladys Seeward
Elilov Rider
Weston Star Orchestra
Elizabeth Powell
Felice Stinnett
Curran
Cadman
Sadie Claude Curtis
W. S. Whitwell
Evelyn McLane
Arthur Aters
Dallas
Whitsell
Mar
A. Fisk
Grady Nobles
Kk. & Thompson
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Henry Harding
Miss Felice
Stinnett
Miss Radio Britain
Miss Britain
Monroe Street
Alda Lois Braunig
Reba Raffkind
Lucile Davis
Deetle Parsons
Margaret Rasco
Evelyn Higinbotham
Ed Davis Parsons
Juanita Durham
Catherine Dahones
Ruth Lefforge
Martha Greening
Bonnie Marie Britain
John McWhorter
Howard Tice
Everett Glenn
Jeorré McNeal
Gordon Hinds
Glenn
Hinds
Ats
Hungarian Dance Notes and Local Social Events
A catalog of Hungarian Gypsy music notes highlights Brahms Hung arian Dances especially No 5 and No 6 with its gypsy themes. The article also reports a spring lowear party at 900 Fillmore street and several Amarillo social and music club events and meetings among Delphian and Pan Hellenic groups plus a wedding linen shower for Miss Madge Hackler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. Prp
Fillmore Street
Wilson Twige On Verge Of Quitting The Presidency
Woodrow Wilson considered resigning twice during his presidency. He spoke of quitting after demanding repeal of toll exemptions for ships passing through the Panama Canal and again before U.S. entry into World War I over submarine warfare. He prevailed in both fights.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Mr. Wilson
Congress
Panama Canal
Great Britain
McLemore
Germany
Wilson
Vardaman
Mississippi
House of Representatives
James A. Reed
Missouri
John K. Shields
Tennessee
League of Nations
Shields
Senator Shields
Supreme Court of
State of
Oscar Underwood
House
Bryan
Alabama Statesman
Underwood
Henry Cabot Lodge
France
Japan
Worthington Linen Shower Honors Miss Hackler
Mrs James Threat hosted a linen shower for Miss Hackler with favors tied to a Fer ris wheel. The event featured many beautiful gifts and Miss Hackler is to be honored later today by Mrs J J Crume in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Threat
Miss Hackler
J. J. Crume
Amarillo Real Estate Board Luncheon set for tomorrow
The Amarillo Real Estate Board will hold its semi monthly luncheon at 12 15 at the Amarillo hotel. City manager Jeff D Bartlett will discuss civic plans for 1924 and a Rock Island representative will cover Cotton Special aims. The board will consider paving the cemetery street and may redirect paving if Arthur street owners refuse. G C Odom chairs tomorrow's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Arthur Street
G. C. Odom
Tomorrow’s
City Drug Store Scores 100 Percent in Bond Purchase
City Drug Store reported a perfect 100 percent score after buying Tri-State Fair bonds in a local investment move. The deal signals strong confidence in the fair’s financial outlook and redevelopment plans.
There Here and Everywhere Shaking Hands on Polk Street
A collage of notes on Amarillo life highlights a city effort with Price and Hale Center figures urging community help. Mentions Duke's Drug Store, the Amarillo Children's Home, Mrs. James Bush improving after recent illness, and local residents seen on Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
Will Price
Hale Center
Duke's Drug Store
7Th
Polk Streets
Amarillo
Seal
Sled Allen
Lubbock
Allen
George Irvin
Childrens’ Home
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Johanes Brahmis
Hamburg
Remenyi
Hungary
Vienna
Delphian Club
George Ordway
Harrison Street
Elson
Washington
W. T. Poindexter
The
Poindexter Realty Company
Clinton, Oka
Jessie W. Hilton
Clinton
Okla
B. K. Harris
Emil Myers
Leslie Williams
FE. WK. Mayer
F. B. Woodruff
B. B. Holland
Dana Thomas Harmon
Millicent Sahm
Peatrice Story
Minnie Hutchins
Eleanor Rider
Pan Hellenic Club
P.elliott
Jackson Street
Sy, In
May Peterson
Oklahoma City
Roy Hoffman
Alburquerque
N. M
Jewel Scalgs
Mreet
Madge Hackler
W. L. Whitsell
W. P. Reed
Prop
Louisiana
Minlers
von Ludendorfe
L Bullard, Blanchie
Rainey
Adolf Wittle Chold As
Nile
Erich von Ludendorff
Adolf Hittler
Munich
Charles S. Whitman
New York State
R. L. Bullard
First Corps
Governors Island
New York Harbor
Blanche Knox
Erie
Near East Relief
Cleveland Dodge
Samuels
Latvia
Wilson Twige
POST
DR. W. R. Moody
Puckett
City Light & Water Co
Marion Shop
Polk Str
Real Estate Board
P. Percy Johnson
Amarilla
Mechcu
Semis Lee
Tamu Ier
Taylor
Odi
Liberty Shoe Shop
New
Parel