Tomorrow's Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Plays
The College of Music recital at 8 p m opens tomorrow's schedule. Twentieth Century club meets at 3 p m with Mrs M C Blanchard at 107 North Sunset honoring new members. Child Welfare club gathers 2 30 p m with Mrs Allen Early at 1802 Polk. Mrs C E Crownover leads a lesson. OQ Hara San operetta at Junior High at 8 a m and 8 p m. Semper Fidelis class picnic at 6 30 p m of Polk Street Methodist. all members meet at church and bring picnic fare. Les Temps club assembles 3 p m with Mrs J M Hyden at 2407 Hughes. Beta Delphians meet 9 30 a m in Women's club rooms Municipal auditorium. Busy Dozen Needle club at 3 p m with Mrs W A Fisk at 2201 Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Music
Twentieth Century Club
M. C. Blanchard
North Sunset Road
Allen
Polk Street
C. E. Crownover
Polk Street Methodist
Les Temps Club
J. M. Hyden
Hughes Street
Beta Delphians
Municipal Auditorium
Needle Club
W. A. Fisk
Harrison Street
Popular Bride-Elect Is Honored at Shower Monday
Miss Ora McDaniel bride elect is feted at a Monday evening shower hosted by Miss Katherine Olmsted and Miss Dezdemona Norvell at 909 West Nineteenth Street. Color scheme pink and silver with roses decorates the party as honoree receives a gift basket. Guests enjoy music and readings by Floriene Wilson and Johnnie Louise Gilkerson before refreshments. Followed by reports of Mr and Mrs F M Bosworth returning from visits to San Angelo and Del Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora McDaniel
Thornton Blanchard
Katherine Olmsted
Dezdemona Norvell
Lillian Allison
West Nineteenth Street
Floriene Wilson
Johnnie Louise Gilkerson
Helen Stuart
Gladys Franey
Mattie Norvell
Lois Kerlin
Ethel Stonefield
Georgia Ruth
H. Gray Baker
Thomas Weaver
Robert Allen
Edward M. Broome
Edgar Seeward
Women’s Benefit Association to Hold Special Meeting
The Women’s Benefit Association will meet at 7 39 this evening in the Municipal auditorium Women’s club rooms to hear the delegate report from the Fort Worth convention All members urged to attend Mr and Mrs Zack Fine and baby daughter return from a two week visit in Daingerfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Municipal Auditorium
Fort Worth
Mrs. Fine
Zack G
Fine
Daingerfield
Dinan Family to England for Four Months This Summer
Mr and Mrs A Dinan of Wellington Kansas plan four months abroad after visiting their children in Amarillo. They will sail from New York to England and other European nations, visiting relatives in England before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dinan
Wellington
England
A. Dinan
Kansas
Amarillo
Clarence Eakle
W. I. Dinan
J. O. Jenkins
New York City
Melody 'Way' Last Demonstration To Be Monday
Miss Estelle Phillep instructor of the Melody Way music system will present ensemble numbers and solos by nearly every child enrolled in public schools at 8 o'clock Monday evening in the Women's club rooms of the Municipal auditorium. This will be Miss Phillip's last demonstration as students have learned since January with piano work ear training and simple harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Phillep
Municipal Auditorium
Phillip
Teachers of S J School Entertained With Picnic
The San Jacinto public school teachers and PTA retiring officers enjoyed a Wednesday evening picnic at the Palisades with music and dancing after a tasty supper. Over twenty five teachers and officers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Public School
Palisades
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
Copmans from Tulsa Take Russell Home for Summer
Mr and Mrs Chester J Copman formerly of Tulsa Oklahoma have taken the Horace Russell home at 1809 Tyler Street for the summer while the Russell family spends the season in California. Mr Copman is an oil field expert for Capitol Reservation lands and has been in Amarillo over a year. Mrs Copman joined her husband for the summer and is an amateur poet and writer, formerly Miss Elizabeth Dickie of Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester J. Copman
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Horace Russell
Tyler Street
Russell
California
Copman
Capitol Reservation
Amarillo
Elizabeth Dickie
Llano Estacado DAR Tournament Reservations Made
The Llano Estacado chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its annual games tournament on May 24 at 2 30 PM in the Crystal dining room of Hotel Herring. Proceeds benefit a Memorial to Panhandle WWI fallen boys in Sanborn park. Reservations to Mrs. C Marvin McCullough, phone 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Herring
Col
E. C. Thompson
Panhandle
Sanborn Park
C. Marvin McCullough
Maxfields Host Bridge Party On Tyler Street
Mr and Mrs H G Maxfield entertained friends at their home 3690 1-2 Tyler street Wednesday evening. High score prizes went to Mrs F W Ansley and H G Cole while consolation prizes were won by Mrs F E W Roffey and Douglas Witt. An ice course followed for guests including Mr and Mrs L Hewitt Mr and Mrs W Rhodes Mr and Mrs H G Cole Mr and Mrs F W Ansley Mr and Mrs Pourlas Witt Mrs E W Roffet and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Maxfield
Bridge
Tyler Street
F. W. Ansley
H. G. Cole
FE. W. Roffey
Douglas Witt
Pourlas Witt
E. W. Roffet
Russell Family Plans Summer Trip to California
Horace Russell and his children with Mrs. Charlie Woodburn of 1809 Tyler Street expect to leave Amarillo by train on Sunday May 29 for California to spend the summer. Mr. Russell will return after several weeks, and Misses Cora and Louise Russell will join in early June to visit Yellowstone Park and other points along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Russell
Mr. Russell
Charlie Woodburn
Tyler Street
California
Amarillo
Cora
Louise Russell
Yellowstone Park
Thomas Cramer Style Show Promises Beautiful Affair
Amarilloans both milady and the little tots anticipate the Thomas Cramer style show to be held in the Women's Club rooms at the Municipal auditorium Saturday at 3 50 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cramer
Afternoon at The Suzanne Shop Featuring Miss Georgia Thomas
An afternoon event at The Suzanne shop in the Rule building features Miss Georgia Thomas and Miss Violet Cramer. Music is highlighted as a delightful feature of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Thomas
Violet Cramer
Suzanne
Women of Congregational Church Meet at Maynard Home
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. John Maynard's 706 Sunset Road Country Club Addition. Mrs. Lee Tompkins hosted. after a business session, an afternoon program reviewed the early history of the church. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Association of the
First Congregational Church
John Maynard
Sunset Road
Country Club
Lee Tompkins
Congregational Church
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Rev. O'Malley
Cisco
F. W. O'Malley
Randolph College
S.J. School
Goulds
Henry Gould
Madison Street
Jimmy Caldwell
Gould
Palo Duro
B. W. Owens
Howard Trigg
Pierce Street
Mrs.Copman
New York
Mrs. Copman
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mrs. Maxfield
Russells
Eine
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Bouton’s
Woman’s Association of Congregational Church Meets
Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello
Illinois
Polk
Jackman’s
Womens
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