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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1928

Page

4

Lovely Parties Break Quiet Spell In Society

In March social life resumes with Mrs Walter Mount and Mrs Virgil Moore hosting bridge and 42 at 810 Rosemont Street Country Club Terrace. Guests admired spring blooms while prizes went to Mrs Pred Sliger and Mrs Wells Faulkner. later Mrs L W Timms hosted a birthday party at 103 Palo Duro Avenue with hyacinths tulips roses and pastel favors.

Walter Mount Virgil Moore Moore Rosemont Street Country Club Terrace Wade Holman C. E. Crownover Pred Sliger Wells Faulkner J. T. Moore J. R. Lawrence Glenn McDavid T. W. Cotton Clyde McDavid J. A. Brannen W. M. Hall T. R. Underwood Fred Sliger Richard Keys Ray Johnson S. A. Patterson Frank Butler F. M. Neal R. J. Parsons W. A. Fisk S. L. Edwards George Ordway John Ward T. M. Bell Hubert Durham Will Durham Tom Durham Harold Knapp Ed Mayer Will O'Brien John Montgomery C. V. Vernon J. T. Glover Olin Hardy Leroy Patterson Aubrey Rabb A. Beard C. M. Moreland J. R. Greening W. D. Oliver Sweetie Jones Mamie Oliver L. W. Timms Palo Duro Avenue Walter Fuerman

Social Calendar Lines up clubs and events Thursday

The Social Calendar lists multiple activities including Pierian club at 8 o clock with Mrs Alvin Hill at 2201 Harrison and San Jacinto School elimination and public speaking contest at San Jacinto Methodist church with music readings and declamations. Other meetings include J U G club at 1912 Van Buren with officer election and Gamma Delphian annual party at 1500 Jackson hosted by Mrs C E Wilmiering.

Pierian Club Alvin Hill Harrison Street San Jacinto San Jacinto Methodist Church P.T. A J. U. G. Club J. J. Sanders van Buren Street A. H. Lindsay Washington Street Gamma Delphian C. E. Wilmiering Jackson Street Gamma Delphians Progressive Child Study Club R. H. Carter East Sixth Street J. H. Adair Woman's Club D. W. Owen Tyler Street J. L. Scott Athenaeum Club J. C. Dirkie Bridge Club James Holland Otis Sunshine Child Study J. C. Wright Hughes Street Lutheran Social Club Paul Bonhte Goliad Triple Four H. E. Broome West Eighth Street Kill Kare A. E. Gustafson West Sixth Street Roberts Place Queen Esther Club J. W. Britt

Youths Embrace Classical Music Gains in Popularity

Miami report notes rising interest in classical music among the young. Mrs. Le Roy Smith of the National Federation of Music Clubs advisory committee credits schools clubs theaters and homes for building appreciation and urges English opera to boost national musical leadership.

Associated Pre Miami Fla le Roy Smith National Federation of Music Clubs National Federation

Triple Four Bridge Club Meeting Scheduled Tomorrow

The Triple Four Bridge Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. E. Broome at 608 West Eighth Street. All members are urged to attend.

Triple Four Bridge Club H. E. Broome West Eighth Street

Local Society Notes Attendances and Travels

Mrs. Jim Barres returns from Hot Springs Ark due to ill health. Mr. and Mrs. Houghton host cousin Edna Pendleton of Fort Worth at 1700 Polk. Mrs. J. B. Smith of Wichita visits daughter Mrs. M. D. Taylor at 1817 Monroe for several weeks. Mrs. L. W. Timma departs for Kansas City for several days of shopping. Mrs. R. A. Morris of El Paso visits Amarillo for several weeks. Mrs. W. D. McClure elected delegate to Seventh District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs in Dalhart with Mrs. W. L. Moore as alternate. Next meeting will discuss Wives of Presidential Candidates.

BE. C. Houghton, Iry Edna Pendleton Fort Worth Polk Street J. B. Smith Wichita, Kansas M. D. Taylor Mr. Taylor Monroe Street McClure W. D. McClure Citizenship Training Club Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Dalhart Texas M. L. Fuller Arch Road Country Club W. L. Moore B. F. Harper

Parish social planned with age based penny offering

Friday afternoon from 3 to 5 o clock in the church parlors invites all to attend. Guests are asked to bring one penny for each year of age. A program includes a piano solo titled Air Le Ballet performed by Miss.

La Cenicienta Club Social Notes and Meetings

The La Cenicienta club led by Mrs. Ely and Mrs. Otto Tur love presented a program including readings The Days Inventory The Passing of Man and musical numbers Norene Blackburn Ophelia Wray and others. A social hour with refreshments followed. The Queen Esther club plans a 2 30 meeting with Mrs J W Britt at 805 Jackson street and roll call will be current events. Another La Cenicienta gathering is set for tomorrow at 124 Sixth street Roberts Place with Mrs James C Ely at 3 o clock. Mrs A B Gustafson of 188 West Sixth Roberts Place hosts Kill Kare club luncheon at noon tomorrow.

Ophelia Wray Norene Blackburn Queen Esther Club Britt J. W. Britt Jackson Street A. B. Gustafson West Sixth Street Roberts Place

Plainview Chevrolet dealer visits city and kin

Mr. and Mrs. T. Shepard of Plainview spent Tuesday in the city on business. Mrs. W. R. Baker of 1504 Hughes street is visiting in Petty. Miss La Una Willis received a telegram from Tennessee about her mother’s fall and illness. Miss Willis will leave tonight to be with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Reynolds of Guymon spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Botts. Mrs. McQuire of Portland, Oregon is visiting her niece, Miss Wil-

T. ©. Shepard Plainview Shepard Chevrolet W. R. Baker Hughes Street Petty la Una Willis Tennessee Miss Willis Archie Reynolds Guymon Oklahoma T. A. Botts McQuire Portland Oregon Miss Wil

Fire Destroys Hunsley Basement Sparking Cleanups

Wiley visits Canyon and expects to return to Portland. Edwards Studio is busy restoring draperies and rugs after a Sunday night fire in Hunsley's basement directly beneath the studio, requiring a complete cleaning.

Lie Wiley Canyon Portland Edwards Hunsley

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W. H. Matthews Jr C. M. Holt L. D. Townsend E. L. Coggins Charles Hoppin Deandi Shoe Shop Deandi Theater Marinello Beauty Shop Jim Barres Hot Springs Arkansas L. W. Timma R. A. Morris el Paso Amarillo Alexandrine Little Brown House la Cenicienta Club Mrs. Ely James C. Ely Sixth Street Mrs. Gustafson Athletic Union Humming Bird KOTEX Thurso Pittsburgh Diittsburgh Plate Glass CO Paine Varnich Farina Milwaukee Wis Newark N.J Ore Los Angeles Cal Grant Streets Amarillo, Texas
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