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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1928
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Keck hosted a Saturday evening bridge party with Mrs Walter Fuerman Mrs James Bush Mr C K Rogers and Mr Todd Sloan among the high score winners of the games played that night.
The Amarillo Athletic Club hosted a dinner bridge event with a spring blossoms theme. Tables featured lavish decorations, tallies and favors enhancing the bright color scheme for the delightful affair.
The social calendar lists multiple circle meetings at First Baptist First Congregational Central Presbyterian and other churches. It includes addresses and leaders for Mother's Day roll call program May Day plans and a Panhandle Speech Arts closing program with costume poetry at 1619 Tyler Street. Also noted are Sacred Heart Altar Society Methodist Missionary Society rummage sale and other auxiliary meetings at various times today.
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 5 30 PM at the school. Mel Tom Williams and Mreg J J Kendrick speak on The Relations of a Parent-Teacher association to the Mothers Council. New officers will preside and all members urged to attend.
Readable items describe new spring jewelry fashions including narrow color ring necklaces on elastic tape in pink green turquoise and red. flat half bead necklaces in turquoise or coral pink. amber flecked pendants from Romania. ankle bracelets imagined as embroidered stockings. a world’s thinnest water can fit in a twenty dollar gold piece. camouflaged leather flasks shaped like books with brass corners reveal necks of flasks.
Mrs. H. S. Richey and Mrs. S. EB. Simpson hosted a Busy Dozen Needle club party at 2009 Van Buren street. Cat flowers decorated the suite while members shared conversation and needlework. A dainty luncheon followed during the social hour. guests included Mrs. W. J. Shudde, Mrs. Maude Munn, and Miss Jewel Whitney of Roswell New Mexico.
Colored prints from famous artists are on display in the Wolflin school auditorium this week. Admission is 10 and 15 cents. A guide will be present to explain the pictures. The public is cordially invited to view the collection.
The Potter County Federation of Women's clubs will hold the last meeting of the club year Saturday afternoon at the Women's club rooms in the Auditorium. Plans for the next season's work will be discussed and every member is asked to be present to offer suggestions.
Miss Carmen Thompson and Miss Bonita Cazzell hosted the Pal’s class of the First Baptist church at 2119 Polk street. Edith Low McGee was elected press reporter. Guests included Misses Nicholson Coe Hyden Williams and others.
Members of the 1926 Bridge club and their husbands will be entertained Thursday evening with a dinner-bridge in the Virginia Sisters cafe rendezvous at 8 o clock. Hostesses are Mrs. T. W. Hunt, Mrs. J. H. Tanner, Mrs. T. J. Smith, Mrs. C. C. Martin, Mrs. Bob Gulley and Mrs. Billy Boren.
Mrs. Grover Bishop hosted the Adelphia society at the First Baptist church for an all day session at 2113 Tyler street. Members wore matching accessories for a scholar ship girl while sewing and enjoying iced drinks after a noon covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Bobby Clark has been ill at her Roberts Place home.
Mrs Edward Hurt entertained No Hi Bridge Club members and husbands at 205 Alabama Street. pastel colors, spring blooms decorated rooms while auction bridge yielded high scores for Mrs Hurt and Mr Jimmy Bullard.
Miss Ardath Johnson and Miss Julia Howell appear in a joint recital tonight at the Senior High School auditorium at 8116 o'clock. Sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association, the Girls and Boys Glee clubs will perform under Miss Lorraine Welch with an inviting program for the public.
Mr and Mrs Howard of Dallas plan a Thursday city visit to see Mrs George Thomas. Mrs C H Turner remains ill at 2409 Fillmore. Floyd V Studer of American Central Life returns tonight from Canada on business. Miss Reba Utterback of Santa Fe offices is ill at 605 N Taylor. Miss Lucy Will Parks recovers at 1600 A Pierce after appendicitis surgery at Northwest Texas hospital.
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