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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
7
Anne Adams presents two season favorite fashion highlights cape collars and printed fabrics combined in an afternoon frock. Pattern 2310 fits sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42 with yardage noted for size 16. Send 15 cents per pattern plus catalog offer 25 cents total.
The Junior Child Study Club plans to meet at Mrs. A. L. Jordan's home at 827 Louisiana Street Friday at 3 PM.
A bridge shower at 1904 Lincoln Street honored Mrs Earl Volberding nee Cleo West. Hostess Miss Helen Murphy decorated with spring flowers and pastel tones. High score went to Mrs Volberding with Mrs R S Tisdal as runner up. guests included Mrs E D West and others.
The Baker's Dozen Club was entertained with an Easter party at Mrs. R. E. Morris's home. Tallies and refreshments featured seasonal decor. Prizes went to Mrs. R. L. Dever as high guest, Mrs. O. C. Wright as high member, and Mrs. Charles Mellor as sow, with several members and guests in attendance.
Party handkerchiefs of net to match the gown feature applique designs in colored cloth. The designs appliqued are infinite, ranging from balloons to flowers and animals.
Social calendar lists events sponsored by Pot ter County Federation of Women s Clubs WDAG University Guild Herring Hotel Unity Study Club Wyle Way Bridge Club Woodman Circle Blue Bonnet Needle Club Friendly Needle Club Beta Delphian Society Grace FE Hamilton Studios recital at First Baptist Church and a noon silence period from 12 10 to 12 30.
Plans are complete and judges secured for the first Tri-State Musical Association convention to be held in April. Miss Mary Dunn of Lubbock, president of the South Plains Music Teachers Association, visited Amarillo Tuesday evening to confer with Miss Ventura Smith, Tri-State program director. The program committee includes Miss Mattie Mae Swisher of Canyon and several local and out-of-town representatives.
Mrs Keith entertained a bridge party at her home on 1919 Taylor Street Tuesday afternoon with Easter motifs in tallies favors and refreshments. High score went to Mrs Gore second to Mrs Peake. Attendees included Mrs Vaught Boston Ott Gore Peake Newman Woodward Gibson and others. The Bide A Wee Needle Club will be entertained at 810 Alabama Street Friday at 2 30 PM by Mrs Glenn and Mrs Dunnivan.
The public is invited to a sacred cantata Friday at 7 30 pm at St Andrew's Episcopal Church. This annual Good Friday program centers on the Seven Last Words with special solos and choruses conducted by Emil F Myers.
Miss Esther Waller hosted the Old Pals Club at her residence 1400 Johnson Street on Wednesday afternoon. Members present included Mrs. G. V. Moore Mrs. W. C. Stockett Mrs. B. C Johnson Mrs. H. D Perry Mrs. H V. Shirk and Miss Esther Wallor.
The Woodman Circle drill team will meet at 7 30 o clock in the W O W Hall for drill practice. The regular circle meeting is Friday at 7 30 o clock with a large class of candidates to be initiated. Afterward a contest will decide a winner whose March dues are paid.
Mrs C B Chunn will entertain the Wyle Way Club at her home 3702 Polk Street Friday evening at 8 o clock.
Mr and Mrs Dyche Cullum and daughter Helen Cullum visit Mineral Wells staying at 2217 Lips? street. Their sightseer outing highlights family presence in town.
Comb Street left Wednesday for Mineral Wells to spend Easter with Mrs. Cullum's mother, Mrs. A. L. Howard.
H P Denman led an engaging program at the Pleasant Valley P T A meeting. Supt W A McIntosh spoke on Citizenship and Samuel Cox performed a clarinet solo. H T Livers has returned home for Easter holidays after two months in New Orleans.
Delta Sigma Upsilon fraternity will host an Easter dance at the Nat Friday evening with the Nat orchestra. An Easter dinner dance is set for El Taos Saturday night from 10 to 2. A fashion note from Washington highlights airy shoulder puffs and pleated wing details on evening wear.
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