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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1929

Page

6

Attractive Bride-Elect Honored at Luncheon and Bridge

Miss Marjorie Neely, the bride-elect, was honored yesterday afternoon when Mrs. J. Sam Orr and Mrs. Ted Neely hosted a luncheon at Merry Lamb Tea Room. Afterward, bridge at the Neely home on Hughes Street produced a high-score prize for Mrs. Lewis Dodson. Present were Miss Marjorie Neely and a list of friends including Miss Miriam Bass, Miss Gene Nelson, Miss Nancy Teel, and others.

Marjorie Neely J. Sam Orr Ted Neely Merry Lamb Neely Hughes Street Lewis Dodson

Mrs R E Gaut Hosts Bridgette Club in Easter Decor

Mrs R E Gaut entertained the Bridgette Club yesterday at 310 East Twentieth Street. Easter decorations filled the rooms where bridge was played. Miss Wilma Tull won the high score prize. Attendees included Mrs Earl Burson Mrs Ray Armstrong Mrs Oxie Green Mrs J E Mercer Mrs Bill Dawson and Mrs Cap Richardson. Miss Belen Parr, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Parr, has arrived from Austin and will not return to school next semester.

R. FE. Gaut Bridgette Club East Twentieth Street Wilma Tull Earl Burson Ray Armstrong Oxie Green J. E. Mercer Bill Dawson Cap Richardson Miss Belen Parr George Parr Austin Miss Parr

Easter Pageant Sets Sunday Evening Showing

The Resurrection is staged in three scenes by the choir of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church on Sunday evening March 31. Harold White wrote and directed the production, which covers events before the crucifixion with the Magdalene character telling the resurrection story at James and John’s home. Epworth Leagues join in presenting the pageant with careful Easter music selections.

Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Harold White Christ Marc Magdalene James John Epworth Leagues

Wesley Friendship Class Easter Social at San Jacinto Church

The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will hold an Easter social tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the basement classroom. Easter colors yellow and white will decorate the event and an Easter program is planned. Members who have left the class for teaching duties are noted.

Wesley Friendship San Jacinto Methodist Church

Social Calendar Turns Thursday Luncheons and Teas Across Town

The social calendar lists numerous meetings including Le Mirage club luncheon at 1 PM hosted by Mrs. H. E. Wheelock at 422 West Fourteenth Street, Shrine dance at Shrine Temple 9 PM, J. U. G. club 3 PM, Triple Four Bridge club 10:30 AM, Sunshine Child's Study 2:30 PM, Pierian club 3 PM, 1926 Bridge club 3 PM, Thursday Needle club 3:15 PM, A A A W Book club 2:30 PM, Alpha Delphians at 2:30 PM, Queen Esther club 2:30 PM, 12 and 1 Bridge club 2:30 PM, Lutheran Church Ladies Aid, Athenaeum club 3 PM, Mother's Guild Easter egg sale at White and Kirks and McIlhoy's Market, Junior Pierian Club 3 PM, T E L Class 2 PM, La Conicienta Club 3 PM, Leap Year Bridge Club 1 PM luncheon at 820 Palo Duro Avenue.

le Mirage Club H. E. Wheelock West Fourteenth Street Shrine Temple J. U. G. Club B. T. Teel Harrison Street Triple Four Bridge Club K. E. Jennings Mary Lamb Tea Room Sunshine Child’s Study Club Jess Latham West Eighteenth Street Pierian Club Tom Currie van Buren Street Bridge Club W. S. Izzard Sunset Drive Q. D. Kerr Tyler Street A. A. A. W. Book Club Kathryn Barlow Jackson Street Alpha Delphians Queen Esther Club C. C. Pangle Fillmore Street T. R. Broom Belleview Street Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Rhea Myers Maryland Avenue Athenaeum Club Riley Strickland Cheyenne Street Mother’s Guild St. Andrews Episcopal Church MclIiroy's Junior Pierian Club Jason Robberson West Eleventh &J First Baptist Church F. B. Sanford Hayden Street J. H. Johnson Western Avenue Leap Year Bridge Club L. W. Timms Palo Duro Avenue

Shades of brown redefine spring style at Chantal's

Chantal's introduces a mahogany brown silk morocain afternoon dress with red undertones. The design features square wooden buttons on square cut tabs at the blouse front and sleeves, highlighting new shade significance for the season.

Chantal Joan

Easter Egg Hunt Invites Beginners and Members to Attend

Last year attendees are urged to join the event. The Beginners department will meet at the same time. All members are asked to bring Easter eggs for the hunt. Hostesses include Mrs. Charles Lowe and a list of ten more named ladies.

Ladies Auxiliary Box Supper at Painters Hall

The Ladies Auxiliary No. 10 of Painters will host a box supper this evening at Painters Hall starting at 7 30. Candidates will speak and dancing will provide entertainment. The public is invited to attend.

Coed Scrapes Steam Boilers To Help Pay Schooling Costs

Ruth Steele of Portland proves a girl can scrape steam boilers as well as any man as part of her work through high school and college. She washed windows dusted swept and tended furnaces while earning expenses for two years at Oregon State College and plans to continue.

Assorated Press Corvallis Ore Ruth Steele Portland Oregon State College Rath Ruth

Joining Too Many Clubs Draws Criticism From Club Officials

Detroit March 27 Women face criticism for joining multiple clubs. Mrs. Carl B. Chamberlain, president of the Detroit Federation of Women's Clubs, notes women boast memberships in several groups with overlapping meetings and aims. She warns against neglecting duties to any one club.

Detroit Mra Carl B. Chamberlain Detroit Federation of Women's Clubs

Destructive trend in women’s clubs warned by leader

A sharp warning warns that promiscuous club joining could harm women's organizations in coming years. The remark urges restraint as clubs increasingly merge and expand. Nearby, Berry's for rug cleaning is listed at 509 W. 10.

Berry's

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