Diplomatic Households Move in Washington Spring Shift
Society notes report Washington diplomats changing residences as goods travel from embassies to new homes. Nicaragua’s Senor Sacasa and family relocate from the Egyptian minister’s former residence. Bolivia’s Don Eduardo de Medina moves with his wife and daughter. Sir Ronald Lindsay and Lady Lindsay relocate to the new British embassy with items shipped from London. Lady Lindsay brings only kitchenware, silver, and linen. royal portraits are limited to a few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue McNamara
Associated Press
Washington
Seven Seas
Senor
Don Juan B. Sacasa
Nicaragua
Samy Pasha
Sacasas
Maria
Don Eduardo de Medina
Bolivia
Sir Ronald Lindsay
Lady Lindsay
London
Lionel Earl
Roysl
Lindsay
Circle Hostesses Entertain Little Flower Members at Amarillo Club
Mrs. W. D. O'Brien and Mrs. L. B. McCrossan led a luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club in honor of Little Flower Circle of the Sacred Heart Cathedral members. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. A. E. Leonard and Miss Margaret Evans amid spring floral decor. guests included Mrs. Walter Barlow, Mrs. E. E. Machovec, Mrs. A. E. Leonard, Mrs. A. P. Van Abel, Mrs. L. W. Timms, Mrs. Martha Tyrrell of Chicago, Mrs. Ed Ryan, Mrs. J. J. Lane, Mrs. Dewey F. Hunter of Wichita, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. O'Brien
L. B. McCrossan
Amarillo Country Club
Little Flower Circle
Sacred Heart Cathedral
A. E. Leonard
Margaret Evans
Walter Barlow
E. E. Machovec
A. P. van Abel
L. W. Timms
Martha Tyrrell
Chicago
Ed Ryan
J. J. Lane
Dewey F. Hunter
Wichita
Kansas
C. C. Gordon
F. M. Nash
Co. P. Walsh
Tom
Silver Tea by W M S at Polk Street Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church will hold a silver tea tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 at Mrs. John H. Vaughan's home, 1607 Van Buren Street. All members and friends are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
John H. Vaughan
van Buren Street
Social Calendar Listings From Friday Gatherings
Social events and meetings listed include Bridge Club activities at Mrs. Spann on Ong Street at 3 PM and Mrs. Gulley on Georgia Street at 8 30 PM. Joyce Dale Cox piano recital at 1918 Fillmore Street at 8 PM. A Silver Tea at Polk Street Methodist Church hosted by Mrs. Vaught on Van Buren Street 3 to 6 PM. Annual luncheon of Junior Child Study Club at El Taos at 1 PM. Amarillo Country Club bridge party at 8 15 PM. Delta Beta Psi dance at Elks Home 9 PM. Beta Delphians covered dish lunch and officer election at Women’s Club rooms 9 30 PM. Soncy School program at 8 PM.
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Bridge Club
John Spann
Ong Street
R. L. Gulley
Georgia Street
Joyce Dale Cox
Fillmore Street
Polk Street
John H. Vaught
van Buren Street
el Taos
Amarillo Country Club
Delta Beta Psi Fraternity
Elks Home
Beta Delphians
Soncy School
What To Read Club Adds Three New Members
Mrs I R Taylor Miss Frances Glass and Miss Kate Crudgington joined the Alpha chapter of the National What to Read Club at a regular mezzanine meeting in the Herring Hotel. Mrs Tom Weaver attended as a special guest with Miss Margaret Ruth Taylor directing the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Taylor
Frances Glass
Kate Crudgington
Herring Hotel
Tom Weaver
Margaret Ruth Taylor
McKinley P T A To Entertain Teachers
Teachers of the McKinley school will be entertained with a banquet Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at E Taos. Plans for the event were made at a recent school meeting. Reservations should be made with Mrs. J. C. Neudigate or Mrs. L. R. Hollingshead. Mrs. Arthur Heemann of Fort Worth is visiting her parents at 3300 Harrison Street for an indefinite stay.
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McKinley School
E! Taos
J. C. Neudigate
L. R. Hollingshead
Arthur Heemann
Fort Worth
John Canterbury
Harrison Street
Marguerite Cleghorn Presents Pupils Recital
Mrs. Marguerite Cleghorn piano teacher at Amarillo College of Music will present a group of pupils from various classes in a recital Friday at 8 15 PM in the Amarillo College of Music Studio Hall 1104 Polk Street Public is invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Cleghorn
Amarillo College of Music
Polk Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club Meeting With Mrs Colley
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the home of Mrs George Colley 4102 Van Buren Street All members urged to attend Mrs Hugh Smith of 821 Carolina Street is in Northwest Texas Hospital following an operation last Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Colley
George Colley
van Buren Street
Hugh Smith
Carolina Street
Texas Hospital
Pearls and Purple For Woman Major
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock is described in a blue tailormade suit with a blue hat while Major Julia Stimson head of the army nurse corps wears an evening gown of purple taffeta and a long string of pearls, contrasting daytime businesslike attire with formal evening wear.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gibson Fahnestock
Newport
New York
Julia Stimson
Army Nurse Corps
President Hoover Tops Army Polo Ball Patrons
President Hoover will head the list of patrons for the annual polo ball to be hosted by the War Department Polo Club on May 26. Other patrons include Vice President Curtis, the secretary of war, the secretary of state, General John J. Pershing, and numerous ambassadors and congressmen. The event is among the capital's brightest social occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated P. Washington
Hoover
War Department Polo Club
Curtis
John J. Pershing
Draperies Add Dignity to New Evening Gowns
Paris fashion notes emphasize modest draping over volume with a high style, featuring Jean Patou black chiffon gown with a shred bodice and side dipped skirt, and a black velvet gown with a long double train. Emerald green taffeta flowers hold a Maggy Rouff bodice, creating a graceful, angular-free silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Langelier
International News Service
Paris
Jean Patou
Sex education gains through scientific approach
Denver dispatch reports Newell W. Edson of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers urges replacing haphazard learning with scientific sex education aimed at marriage. He says frank discussion helps children face daily social life and guides self-control as they mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Newell W. Edson
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Edson
Fate of Cisco youth to jury late today
Eastland May 22 The fate of Danny Leach Cisco youth was to rest with a jury today in his murder trial. He faced indictments for car theft and burglary while admitting to only two charges. A witness testified Leach claimed he robbed and shot the victim identified as Jack Johnson of Golden Colp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eastland
Danny Leach
Cisco
Leach
R. C. Hill
Jack Johnson
Golden
A. B. Morton
Fashion notes describe spring dress silhouettes and hems
The frock and skirt sit low on the hip, spreading to a full hem. A draped bodice signals a new tendency while the very ample hemline appears in some spring collections. An afternoon dress in beige crepe satin features a slight dropped front and a large bow at the back.
Gangland Plan to Defeat Identity Gangsters in Chicago
Chicago reports say gangland aims to burn bodies of ride victims to thwart new crime detection methods. Deputy Commissioner Stege sends detectives. two Capone era criminals Benny Bennett and George Higgins are linked to a fiery purge with a basement crematory suspected on the near northwest side. Authorities consider up to 12 others possibly killed in impromptu cremations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Stege
Stege
Scarface
al Capone
Hoodams
Benny Bennett
New York
Capone
George Higgins
Move to Recall Mayor Bowles of Detroit
A citizens committee in Detroit prepared recall petitions against Mayor Charles Bowles, listing 12 charges. To trigger a recall vote 89,497 signatures from registered voters are needed, with organizers aiming to file names by Saturday. The move follows Bowles’s dismissal of Police Commissioner Harold H. Emmons, whom Bowles had appointed four months earlier, and accuses the mayor of ordering enforcement of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Citizens’ Committee
Charles Bowles
Bowles
Harold H. Emmons
Emmons
Ballistics Link Victims to Gangs in Ride Shootings
Ballistics experts began to dig bullets from ride victims' bodies and weave a telltale chain of evidence against certain gangs, signaling a decisive step in the investigation and potential prosecutions.
New S. J. Building Nears July Completion
Rev. D. D. Sumrall pastor of the San Jacinto Baptist Church said the new educational building should be ready by the latter part of July. The first of the three stories is already completed and work continues on the taller structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Baptist Church
D. D. Sumrall
Berry season begins as 50000 berry pickers to enter Arkansas
United Press reports Arkansas strawberry fields open for the season. State labor department officials estimate about 50,000 people will enter the state to pick berries this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presses
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
State Labor Department
Harris To Preside At Red-White Meet
J. H. Harris will preside over the monthly banquet and business session of Red and White Store members next Tuesday night at the Catholic Parish House 1106 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
J. H. Harris
Washington Street
Epworth League To Stage Party Friday
The Junior Epworth League of Polk Street Methodist Church will entertain members with a party in the fellowship hall tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
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