Tomorrow's Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
Tuesday schedule lists H and H Athletic Club luncheon with Mrs W L Blake at 2506 Harrison. Bonita chapter OES Memorial services. Philharmonic rehearsal with Mrs Otis Trulove at 1612 Taylor. First Baptist Fidelis luncheon. Junior High PTA mothers and daughters program. San Jacinto and St Andrews activities. music events at College of Music. Women's clubs events across Amarillo including theater, bridge and training groups. Texas Resources lesson led by Mrs W D McClure.
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H. and
H. Athletic Club
W. L. Blake
Harrison Street
Bonita
Masonic Temple
Philharmonic Club
P.T. A
San Jacinto P.T. A
J. FE. Griggs
St. Andrew’s Altar Guild
R. B. Masterson
Polk Street
la Costura Club
Olin Hardy
East Twenty-Third Street
Bee of Music
College of Music
Central Presbyterian Orchestra
New Church
Country Club
FE. L. Roberts
Sunset Road
Criterion Club
W. H. Smith, Jr
Fillmore Street
Amarillo Little Theater
Citizens Training Club
B. F. Harper
van Buren Street
Texas Resources
W. D. McClure
Mrs Nunn Hosts Twentieth Century Club Meeting
Mrs Paul Nunn hosted the Twentieth Century club Friday afternoon at 708 Jackson street. The group discussed the new year book and the committee of Mrs Frank Wolflin, Mrs Biggers, and Mrs S F Newbold presented a report. A large attendance was noted.
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Paul Nunn
Twentieth Century Club
Jackson Street
Gras
Frank Wolflin
Biggers
S. F. Newbold
Social Club Games Honor Mrs Watson at Country Club
South Sunset road and Country Club hosted an entertaining afternoon with roses and spring flowers. Mrs. Watson won the high score prize, Mrs. Alice Peul Ache the second high, and Mrs. Herman Lewis the consolation. A salad course followed with guests including Mesdames Herman Lewis Fay Means Bob Crudgington Paul Ache J W Clifton Otho Thompson John K Boyce and the hostess.
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South Sunset Road
Country Club
Mrs Summers Hosts Bridge Club at San Jacinto Home
Mrs Summers honors Mrs Watson with a charming bridge party at 901 North Mississippi Avenue San Jacinto. high score prizes go to Mrs A D Jackson and Mrs T J Smith guest prize to Mrs H M Camp. special guests include Mesdames C C Vermillon Glenn M Forson H M Camp.
Dan Cupid Wins in Bout With Uncle Sam
Kansas City May 9. A lighthearted tale of Emil Hudlebusch and Julia Moore who wed after immigration hurdles were bent with help from officers. Hudlebusch, a Dane, arrived in 1923 and later gained a Danish passport. They married in Detroit, moved to Canada, then returned to the United States on a one year visa while he works as a hotel waiter captain.
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Kansas City
Uncle Sam
Dan Cupid
Dan
Emil Hudlebusch
Julia Moore
Emil
New York City
Canada
United States
Present Day Musicians of Note Lesson Plans May 17
Tuesday afternoon the absent president Mrs Miles Bivins out of the city, the lesson will cover Present Day Musicians of Note with Miss Sadie Claude Curtis as leader. Full attendance of members is earnestly desired for the meeting on Tuesday May 17.
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Miles Bivins
Sadie Claude Curtis
A A W Luncheon Planned by Amarillo Branch
The Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a luncheon at 12 30 Saturday in the Crystal dining room of Hotel Herring. Reports by Earl G Wyatt and K H Ashcraft will cover the national meeting in Washington DC where they attended as Amarillo representatives. Reservations may be made with Mervin Nichols L C Whitney Rolla Cartwright or Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Association of Uniersity
Crystal
Herring
Earl G. Wyatt
K. H. Ashcraft
American Association of University Women
Washington, D. C
Wyatt
Ashcraft
Pierian Junior Club to Meet at Mrs Neal Hall
The Pierian Junior club will hold its regular meeting at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Neal Hall, 1015 West Tenth Street. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Hall
Taylor Street
Nex
Pierian Junior Club
Neal Hall
Neal Hal
West Tenth Street
Pen Women July Contest Aimed At Informative Article
The Panhandle Pen Women announce a July quarterly contest to produce an informative article not exceeding 2000 words. Entries must be delivered to Mrs. Paul Nunn at 702 Jackson Street by July 5 and will also qualify for the Tri-State Fair contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandie
Paul Nunn
Jackson Street
Pen Women announce entry rules for contest
The article announces a Pen Women contest with judging by the critic and rewrite for entry in the Fai contest. It invites all Pen Women to participate and notes entries must be received before the closing date, specifically stating five.
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Pen
Fai
Local Social Notes Roundup of Visits and Travel
Mrs M C Kuykendall returns from Glen Rowe after a week away. Mr and Mrs G H Mattenbach of Memphis visit daughter Mrs B M Roberts. J Blinderman of Popular store returns from Wichita Kansas after business. Mr and Mrs W C Payne spend weekend in Floydada with parents. Mr and Mrs Guy Byrd visit Oklahoma. P A Zehringer tours Pampa oil fields. Miss Jessie Bates and Elsie Ogiler of Memphis visit Mr and Mrs B M Roberts. Mrs Bartley departs on buying trip to New York. Mrs Virgie Gibeon of Greer’s departing news noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Kuykendall
Pierce Street
Glen Rowe
G. H. Mattenbach
Memphis
B. M. Roberts
J. Blinderman
Wichita
Kanas
W. C. Payne
Floydada
Guy Byrd
Oklahoma
P. A. Zehringer
Pampa
Jessie Bates
Elsie Ogiler
Bartley
New York
Virgie Gibeon
Greer's
Address all orders for patterns to the Globe News
Direct orders for patterns to the Globe News at 11 13 Sterling Place Brooklyn New York. Pay with silver or stamps to receive the up to date Spring and Summer Book of Fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Local residents spend weekend visits and travels
The report lists multiple residents traveling and visiting in surrounding towns. Mrs. Duckworth left Bridges for Clovis New Mexico. J L O Connor went to Glen Rose for health. Willie Mae Marshall visited Amarillo. Mrs. Nutt Shirley and Jennings visited Lubbock. Mrs. Ames, now in Wins ton Arizona, stopped in Amarillo for work in the alteration department at Mayizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Clarendon
Duckworth
Bridges Drug Store
Clovis
New Mexico
J. L. O'Connor
Glen Rose
Willie Mae Marshall
Dave Derden
Amarillo
Marshall
the Tech
Lubbock
R. S. Nutt
Selmar Shirley
R. T. Jennings
B. M. Parker
Jack Ames
Winston
Arizona
The
Mayizon
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Mrs. Nunn
Mrs.Martin
Mrs. Summers
Mrs. Watson
Watson
Herring Hotel
J. L. Summers
Polk St
Carolina
S. J
Oliver Eakle
Stone and
Williams
Mr. and
Mrs
Emil Hudlebush
Diamond
Burlington
Vermont
Fox Drug Co
ISS
Whites Kirk
Marcelling
Redfern
Elizabeth Arden
Exizazeta Arven
White É Kirkoda
U.S
Tyler Street