Friday College and club events at local venues
A list of social activities includes a College of Music recital at 8, Beta Delphians at 9 30 in Women’s club rooms led by Mrs J W Burks on Athenian Suprem acy, Travel Study Club at 3 with Mrs William O’Brien, Junior Child Study Club at 8 with Mrs N C Ferguson, Pollyanna party for Pollyanna Sunday school class at 7 30, E L class meeting at 3 with Mrs W L Blake, Hillcrest Dance 9 to 2 with Tolzien’s orchestra, Red Carnation 345 at 2 30, Blue Bonnet Needle Club at 2 30, Busy Dozen Needle Club at 1, Woodman Circle at 7 30, Swastika Club at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Music
Beta Delphians
J. W. Burks
William O’brien
Tyler Street
N. C. Ferguson
van Buren Street
American Business Men’s Club
W. L. Blake
Harrison Street
Hillcrest Country Club
Tolzien
Odd Fellows Hall
J. D. Porterfield
South Mississippi Avenue
San Jacinto
Busy Dozen Needle Club
J. A. Duniven
Ala Lama Avenue
Woodman Circle
Odd Fellows’ Hall
O. S. Webster
Mississippi Avenue
Mrs Herndon Hosts Spring Luncheon and Bridge Party
Mrs. L. P. Herndon entertained at 1 o clock Wednesday with a spring luncheon and bridge at 903 West Eighteenth Street. Seven tables featured yellow and green decor and jonquil prizes. High score went to Mrs. Hugh Tolleson, second to Mrs. Gibson Roquemore. Also noted is the marriage of Miss Thelma Lee of Trinidad to Claude Hetzel in the courthouse with details of their families and home address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Herndon
West Eighteenth Street
Hugh Tolleson
Gibson Roquemore
Thelma Lee
Trinidad
Colo
Claude Hetzel
Court House
Justice of the Peace
C. G. Landis
Dancing Academy
Amarillo
Hetzel
Taylor Street
Orchestra of Central Presbyterian to Be Directed by Hall
Announcement states Ellis B Hall a faculty member at Amarillo College of Music and conductor of the Philharmonic will direct the Orchestra of the Central Presbyterian church He aims to build the ensemble to rival the churchs new building and city church orchestras A special meeting at 730 pm in the church annex will urge all orchestra members to attend and welcome new players Also notes W B A meets tonight Gamma Delphians meet at 750 pm in the Municipal auditorium Women’s Benefit Association and the Delphian society chapter hold sessions in the same venue and Miss Ernestine Osborne leads the lesson Also mentions Mr and Mrs John K Boyce visiting Dallas Fort Worth this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis B. Hall
Amarillo College of Music
Philharmonic
Central Presbyterian Church
Woman's Benefit Association
Municipal Auditorium
Gamma Delphians
Gamma
The
Delphian Society
Ernestine Osborne
Amarillo Senior High to Stage The Gypsy Rover Friday
The Amarillo High senior class will present the musical comedy The Gypsy Rover by May Hawes Dodge and John Wilson Dodge at 8:15 Friday evening in the Municipal auditorium. Directing the musical numbers is Miss Lorraine Welch and the dramatic action is guided by Miss Florence Plathe. The production features a strong cast plus special choruses. John Henry Harris of Memphis is expected to arrive in Amarillo Saturday to visit his brother H. P. Harris for about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
May Hawes Dodge
John Wilson Dodge
Municipal Auditorium
Lorraine Welch
Florence Plathe
John Henry Harris
Memphis
Amarillo
H. P. Harris
Short Talks by Thoughtful Mothers in New Orleans
A Louisiana mother recalls her child’s severe cough and credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with easing paroxysms. The ad touts the medicine as valuable and non opiate, noting it helps croup and whooping cough with heavy wheeze, and promotes Johnston's three dependable Drug Stores where it is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Orleans
Foley
Johnston
Zemo Healing Liquid for Skin and Scalp Relief
An old advertisement promotes Zemo Healing Liquid to treat itching and irritations of the skin and scalp. It claims a safe, pleasant way to banish pimples blotches and blackheads and notes availability at druggists for 60 cents and one dollar.
Alpha Delphians Meet to Discuss Ancient Athens Program
The Alpha chapter of the Delphian Society met Tuesday in the Municipal auditorium Women’s club rooms. Leaders presented lessons on Athenian supremacy and the Hellenes with talks on Marathon, Thermopylae and city life. A 3 pm tea at Mrs. E. E. Finklea’s home followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Society
Municipal Auditorium
W. A. Palmer
Steve Trigg
L. V. Cradit
Athens
Marathon
W. R. Moody
Thermopylae
C. C. Adams
Cecil McCausland
Thermistocles
E. Hooks
W. C. Strickland
Delos
Leslie Williams
L. J. Nicewonder
Paul Arrington
E. E. Finklae
Alpha Delphians
E. E
Finklea
Tyler Street
Berean Class Banquet at First Christian Tuesday
The Berean class of the First Christian church will hold a banquet at 7 15 PM Tuesday in the social center for members and guests. Mrs F W O Mally leads the class and has arranged a notable social program with extensive preparations. Tickets are on sale by class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
F. W. O'Mally
Circles Two and Four Visit Bivins Ranch
More than seventy members of Circles Two and Four of the First Christian church traveled to the Lee ranch on Tuesday as guests of Mrs. Lee Bivins. A ranch noon dinner was served and the group spent the day touring the property in informal fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circles Two
First Christian Church
Lee
Lee Bivins
Dr Shelton Bible Class Hosts St Patrick's Party
The Dr. Shelton Bible class at First Christian Church held a St. Patrick's party Tuesday evening in the social center. Hostesses for groups one and two greeted guests in green costumes. Pop songs Irish games and an interesting program entertained over sixty attendees with green refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shelton
First Christian Church
St. Patrick's
Adams Dry Goods employees advance in town notes
WH Maddox manager of the Adams Dry Goods shoe department plans a new home in the Bivins addition to be built late this spring. Mrs Culberhouse of 1612 Johnston street has accepted a position at Adams Dry Goods. Mrs Womack visits in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. C. Maddox
Adams Dry Goods Company
Bivins
E. A. Culberhouse
Johnson Street
8S. C. Womack
Amarillo Social Notes Include Visits and Travel Plans
Daughters visit Abernathy and Lorenzo relatives as Miss Alene Whatley and Mrs. Margaret Hilliard head to Dallas and Jacksonville. Mrs. P. H. Butker hosts family, while Miss Lula Jackson visits Amarillo from El Paso. W. C. Belfield shows improvement after Mayo treatment, and Fe Jameson travels in New Mexico on business. The American Business Club holds Ladies Night at Amarillo Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernathy
Lorenzo
Jenkins
Alene Whatley
Margaret Hilliard
Overland
Dallas
Miss Whatley
Jacksonville
P. H. Butker
Clayton
New Mexico
Amarillo
Lula Jackson
el Paso
W. C. Belfield
Taylor Street
R. B. Johnson
Plainview
Mayo Sanitarium
Rochester
Minnesota
Amarillo Hotel
FE. R. Jameson
Jameson & Marshall
Painters Union to Dedicate New Hall on Van Buren
Mr and Mrs S K Roach of Groom are in Amarillo on business. The Painters union will dedicate its new hall at 508 Van Buren street the night of the 19th with a social and an invitation to painters wives. Mrs J Jones away from the Adams Dry Goods company nursing her husband after a kneecap injury at the railroad yards earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Dry Goods Company
S. K. Roach
Groom
Amarillo
Painters’ Union
van Buren Street
J. Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vorrew
Mrs. Herndon
Central Presbyterian
Eilis B. Hall
John K. Boyce
Crest Way Avenue
Country Club
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Suzanne
Berean
First Christian
Bivins Ranch
Eds
Postoffice Drug Store
St. Patrick’s Party
Jewel
Elgin
Ola Ming
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Linen
Polketrevt
Oliver Eakle
Elizgabeth
Austin's Drug Company
Fias
Bella
Marillo
Lubin
Alma Moseley
Polk Street
Little Brown House
Sullenberger
West Tenth Street
West Sixth Street
Sadie
Claude
Ine
Suop 'S
Novelle
Needleart and Children’s
Elliott Office
St. Patrick’s
Polk ST
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