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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1931

Page

6

Rose Bowl Tea Marks Junior Welfare League Anniversary

In Galveston the Junior Welfare League held its Rose Bowl Tea Room anniversary event on a Tuesday afternoon. Patronesses were honored as springtime and St Patrick motifs lit the decorations with pale to deep rose colors. Displayed hooked rugs from the Galveston league complemented the scene while Mrs E B Johnson Jr and Mrs Willis Thompson presided over the tea service.

Junior Welfare League Rose Bowl St. Patrick Galveston E. B. Johnson, Jr Willis Thompson Wales Madden Harris Kimbrough George Ingham Gene Howe Howard Anderson Erwin Ochsner C. R. Garner Felice Stinnett Oliver Eakle B. I. Barfield L. A. Wells Co. A. Fisk R Thompson P. J. Woolridge Ed. R. Mayer Woods Allison Harry Kearns A. E. Wolflin George Nunn J. L. Scott Chic Kimbrough C. B. Reeder Frank Wolflin Mickey Livers Avery Turner Ben Stone Jim Gulerie James R. Tolbert Jr Gladys Leonard Helen Mayer

Little Theater Plans Origin Plays and April Production

The Amsarlia Little Theatre announces The First Year will be staged April 10 directed by C. W. Batchelder from West Texas State Teachers College. The meeting at the Women's Club Room featured Mrs. Holt presiding and Mrs. Rowley named in charge of the Children's Little Theatre.

Amsarlia Littl C. W. Batchelder West Texas State Teachers College Little Theatre Women’s Club Room C. M. Holt M. E. Boone Thas Workshop Ama- Tillo College Bess Orr Orr Pella Phipps Spain France Italy Maurine Bush Shakespeare Darrell Jackson

Green Decor Delights Delta Honda Bridge Club fete

Mrs. R. M. Hibbs hosted the Delta Honda Bridge Club at 805 Virginia Street Tuesday afternoon. Green shaded bridge lamps and pale green Goths adorned tables, with sweet peas in pastel tones and green ribbon tied bud vases as centerpieces. Mrs. E. G. Roach and Mrs. LN. Coleman split high and low honors among nine participants.

R. M. Hibbs Delta Honda Bridge Club Virginia Street E. G. Roach LN. Coleman W. Budd W. S. Higgins C. B. Rittenberry C. M. Snow John C. Hudson I. N. Coleman

Miss Kuykendall Elected Delegate to DAR National Congress

Miss Lerm Kuykendall was elected delegate of the Esther McCrory Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution to attend the National Congress in Washington D C in April.

Lerm Kuykendall Esther McCrory Daughters of the American Revolution National Congress Washington, D. C

Kimono Jackets Become Evening Wraps For Debutantes

Paris reports a new debutante wrap using short three inch jackets with wide sleeves. Made of lame and chiffon embroidered with paillettes and quilted crepe de chine, the garments offer a fashionable alternative to traditional evening wear.

Associated Press Paris

Snappy Bridge Club Saint Patrick Fete Entertains Members

The Snappy Bridge Club was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Horschler at 604 Virginia Avenue for a St. Patrick’s Day themed party. Green decorations and dress set the tone as couples played, with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Northern taking high score and others placing, followed by two-course refreshments.

R. H. Horschler Bridge Club Virginia Avenue Horschler R. D. Northern Don Miller Wayne Tomlinson L. H. Johnson H. H. Rumsey Bert Levy M. A. Walker

L Aiquillee Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Roane

The L Aiquillee Club gathered Tuesday for a luncheon at Mrs. Fred Roane's River Road country home in Shamrocks with green dyed cloths, bud vases, and baskets of snap-dragons and viols. Special guests Mrs. C L Roach of Canyon and Mrs. Florence Miller joined members including Maude Munn Howard Williams T B Ponder T L Roach L Knorpp M R Roney E H Ashcraft W H Woodlief H E Chesnutt W M McCarty J Blackburn Will Thompson J M Simpson T S Dysart and Fred Roang for a short business meeting and social games.

Patrick Ireland Fred Roane L’aiquille Club River Road C. L. Roach Canyon Florence Miller Maude Munn Howard Williams T. B. Ponder T. L. Roach T. L. Roach, Mrs. L. Knorpp, Mrs. M. R. Roney E. H. Ashcraft W. H. Woodlief H. E. Chesnutt W. M. McCarty J. Blackburn Will Thompson J. M. Simpson T. S. Dysart Fred Roang

Mrs. W. Q. Boyce To Be Hostess

The Piertan Junior Club will meet at 3727 Fountain Terrace the home of Mrs. William Quincy Boyce Thursday at 3 o clock All members are cordially invited.

Piertan William Quincy Boyce Fountain Terrace

Modern Priscilla Needle Club Meeting

The Modern Priscilla Needle Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Richard Fly 201 Virginia Street Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. All members are cordially invited.

Priscilla Needle Club Richard Fly Virginia Street

Don’t Squeeze Blackheads- Dissolve Them

An advice note promotes dissolving blackheads rather than squeezing. It recommends Calonite powder from a drug store, applied on a hot wet cloth to rub over blemishes until they disappear.

Thompson Beauty Shop opens in Winona Phillips building

Thompson Beauty Shop operated by Winona Phillips and Dorothy Floyd offers permanent waves for 5 dollars at 218 19 Blackburn Building over Schulte. Phone 2 2324.

Pink Sweet Peas Decorate for Luncheon Fete

Mrs. Billy Boren hosted the 1929 Bridge Club at 505 A Prospect Street Tuesday afternoon with a luncheon and bridge. Pastel sweet peas filled crystal bowls at each table. Mrs. B. V. Baker won high, Mrs. John Maggard high among members, and Mrs. KE Garrett second high. Special guests included Mrs. D W Baker, Mrs. Gilbert Jackson, Mrs. Jim Hutchinson, Mrs. Lindsay Smith, and Miss Juanita Darby.

Apo Green Billy Boren Prospect Street Bridge Club B. V. Baker John Maggard KE. E. Garrett D. W. Baker Gilbert Jackson Jim Hutchinson Lindsay Smith Juanita Darby Paul Smith CG. Bridges J. B. Trolinger L. B. Pittman George Pratt Charles Gregory Arnold Atteberry F. A. Randall E. M. Ratcliff

Book Group Meeting Postponed to Thursday at Mrs Ashcraft’s

The Book Group of the A A U W is postponed from Wednesday to Thursday evening at 7 30 at Mrs FE H Ashcraft’s home 2008 Taylor Street. Mrs L T Martin will review The Bitter Tea of General Yen by Grace Stone. All members are invited.

FE. H. Ashcraft Taylor Street L. T. Martin Yen Grace Stone

El Taos Bridge Club Is Delightfully Entertained

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ratcliff hosted El Taos Bridge Club on Tuesday evening in El Taos. Spring flowers adorned the dinner table and a green and white color note appeared on the scorepads. Mrs Ratcliff led in high games while M. J. Sayre had the low score. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sasse, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Taggart, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kinslow.

E. M. Ratcliff el Taos Bridge Club el Taos

Green Themed Party Honors Sue Merriman and Carl Saunders

Miss Sue Merriman and Carl Saunders entertained at the Amberson home on Tennessee Street. Green and white decorations featured carnations, with matching tally pads and refreshment courses. Marie Thompson won games, T. M. Cash placed low. guests included Wanda Taylor Irene Thornton Lila Watters Mabel Cresens Hortense Lester Marie Thompson and John Boyd Coffee among others.

Sue Merriman Carl Saunders A. F. Amberson Tennessee Street Marie Thompson T. M. Cash Wanda Taylor Irene Thornton Lila Watters Mabel Ruth Cresens Hortense Lester Hugh Bray Joe Sears John Boyd Coffee Johnny Johnson

Galli Curci Finds Now Most Entertaining Says She

Madame Galli Curci, famed soprano, declares she likes the now and enjoys everything because it is always present. She discusses marriage, bridge, touring, and her aim to entertain audiences with both simple and intricate songs.

Galli Curci Madame Galli- Curci Municipal Auditorium Galli-Curci Galli-Carci Madame Galli-Curci

Velvet Caps Dominate Paris Theater Fashion

Velvet caps, shirred to resemble marcelled hair, are Parisiennes' favored theater hats. The close fitting caps feature inch wide shirring from forehead to neck and are finished with a flat velvet coil over each ear.

Associated Press Paris Parisiennes

Estudiar Club Meeting At Mrs Latham's Home

Mrs R B Latham entertained Estudiar Club members at her home 1616 Ong Street for an afternoon meeting. After a short business session a program featured piano selections by Misa Margaret Latham and a narrative sketch by Mrs J G Short. Attendees included several named members and couples.

R. B. Latham Estudiar Cla Ong Street Misa Margaret Latham J. G. Short Cave T. L. Gordoff J. G. Short Ethel Armstrong Frances Shelton H. E. Gladman Elizabeth Birch E. M. Mirick S. F. Pelton

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