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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1928
Page
4
Fashion notes detail velvet gown trends for the upcoming winter with descriptions of long velvet coats outfits tailored for evening wear. The piece highlights collars trims and textures including tailored hems and three pleated elements, promising rich fabrics and silhouettes for formal wear.
Mrs Tom Tinkle entertained members of the Stitch and Chater ae at her home 2907 Reet Pour street with a prettily decorated hall and an engaging contest. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Ross Cate and Mee low Repagan, with guests including Bibert Timmons and many others.
Alumni of the hospital hosted a luncheon in the Powell dining room to honor St Hespital graduates Ciara Bhochert Mice Nell Fd Mies Kate O'Brien and Miss Turner. Also present were Miss Fthel V Maneot Mine Kate Misa Carrie Hueeman Mire eters Frobet Mies Mary Crouch Mr Fen Moore Mr Doris Price Mirt Peart Dickerson and Mrs TM Montgomery.
All day gathering listing participants Evelyn Waddell pianist Mint Morene Blackhors reader Mire HP Garrett violinist Anna Fille College of Music recital at Pub Blue Bonnet club WI Myers 606 South Tewe Street 2 50 Home Interest club Mre M Bassett B06 1 2 Adame Street 3 Swastika club Mrs A Mellon 20 Maryland Street 2 20 Red Carestion Lodge 245 1 8 L Barts E Odd Pellow s bait Seney Home Demonstration club Mrs Rose Keoti 2 50
The Bushland Girls Club held its first summer meeting at Miss Margaret’s home under Miss Clark’s direction. Members prepared luncheon cloths and pillow cases for summer projects to be finished and donated to the Tri Mtete Pair. Present were Myrtle Wrooks Janet Mill Mildred Cook Corelyn Patton Wille Low Patten Havel Jones Jerlion Bea Roth Wit Roth Crawford Mildred Cook Alice Payne and Trove Clark.
The West Amarilla Christian church circle met at 116 East Cheyenne Road with 17 members present. Mrs J L Byere led the session and Mrs M Merriman spoke on the Missionary topic. New member Mrs W C Bodd joined and Mrs A Messick was a Felter. A social hour followed with refreshments.
Members and guests are invited to a dinner dance at the Ama ville Athletic Club with Harmoniane providing music for the evening. All club members are requested to attend.
Friends of Mrs. J J Stovall held an all day quilting party at her home 719 North Lincoln Street. Mrs Stovall and her children left early in the day.
A weekend gathering in Fort Worth marks a farewell event for a respected figure. A friendship quilt with initials of attendees honors relationships formed, with recognitions extended to Mrs. Stovall and others including Mrs. Bob Monarch and Mrs. Kim Pew ter.
The High School music department will go on a picnic tomorrow after noon. Those who are going are asked to meet the schoolhouse at 2:46 o clock.
The Bisse Bonnet club will be entertained tomorrow after 2 airlock at the home of Mrs. Wirt on Heath Tree street. All members invited to attend Mrs. William Downs, mother of Merc EK F. Lanham, who had been seriously (incomplete text)
Mes. Downs resides with Dr. and Mrs. Lanham at 2055 Hughes Street as illness conditions ease after a prolonged period.
Mrs Liewhardt of Pustle Cols arrived as house guest of Mice Allease Skillman at 066 Taylor Street. She has lived in Amerilla for several years and is the focus of friendly entertaining in the neighborhood.
A partial OCR note references a weight increase and an event involving Newland, with garbled terms suggesting a team or person named Newland and a weight change. Details are unreadable but imply a sports or competition context.
Amarillo Country club members will attend an informal dance Saturday evening with Tolsten's orchestra providing music. All members invited to be present. Mier Ethel Bullington has returned from a recent trip to Arkansas.
Kart Betteroworth departs for Dallas on business. Mrs. Jennie Wasserman and children visit in Mineport. H. Clark returns from Wichita Falls after exploring opportunities. Silvers of Dallas visits city on Commonwealth Pigance business. Carol Purvines and daughter from Panhandle visit friends. L. L. Bechtel spends two days in New Mexico on Midwest Exploration business. Jack Bates and family move to Crotty Apartments. George Riggs leaves for Cartebed to stay indefinitely. Reverend J A Smith from Wellington visits for business. Wanda Vincent returns from Dallas. Thelma Tate visits Winifred Fletcher at 15056 Jackson. J B Galbraith leaves for Minco for vacation. John Gilvin and Richey back from San Antonio real estate meeting. Helene Lightfoot travels to Dallas Beaumont and Glenn Rowe for two weeks abroad. Sara Thorpe leaves 300 Orange Street for San Angelo.
Paris guests may soon see daring dishes as Violet omelet licorice gravy spinach peppermint and bananas with anchovies, according to M. Henri de Forge. The statement reflects a push for novelty in Parisian dining.
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