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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
4
Mrs Kerr entertained the Needle Club at her Tyler Street home with pastel decor, fresh plants, and bright reception tones. Guests included Mrs Perry Misses Mego, Waites, Armstrong and others, who enjoyed luncheon and jovial hospitality.
Mrs Grer hosted the Triple Four Bridge Club at 1395 South Parker Street yesterday afternoon. High score went to Mere Barton Millett and Mee K E Jennings received the guest prize. a party with summer flowers and an enjoyable card session for members and guests.
McKinley P.T.A. entertained the faculty with a luncheon at the school. The luncheon table was decorated in pink roses and Mrs. Roy Hollingshead gave a toast. Superintendent W. A. McIntosh attended as a special guest.
The Harmony Club holds its final meeting of the year on Monday at 2 oclock, with Mrs J B Mont presiding on Madison Street. Mrs K Messick leads the program and members are urged to attend. Also noted is Miss Mary Louise Carney leaving for Green Bay and Mrs W Pierpont and daughter Marjorie heading to Kansas City for the summer.
Paris fashions show straw hats rising in popularity for women this season. Designers favor light weight styles that barely press the head, with one color blends and ribbon ties in varied tones. Bright colors and minimal trimming appear in several models, including a salmon pink Bengale motif with a swept crest.
Pi Beta Phi sorority members will be entertained with a luncheon tomorrow at 12:50 PM at the Amarillo Athletic Club. C. Baneh of 64 Polk Street is expected to return home today after visiting their ranch near Roy New Mexico.
Gloom Chaser Bridge Club entertained members with a lavender and white themed party at The Pomme castle setting. Guests enjoyed games as Mya K. Prive assisted, while Mra Tom Power and Mrs Frank Seedwell attended, and refreshments complemented the pastel decor.
The notice lists several births including a girl born May 14 to Mr and Mrs Micke at 40 Tree Hireet and twins born May 2 to Mr and Mrs Hinchey at 1024 Warriven Street. It notes visits and travels of multiple families from New York to Fort Worth and Los Angeles, plus a May 22 birth to Mr and Mrs J C Bwann near Amarillo and a May 16 operation recovery for Mrs M S Thomas at St Anthony's.
Haggrrman will be with the city water department. Fort Vandate returns Monday from a trip to West Virginia after two weeks away. J. B. Clark and Miss Margaret Goddard depart today for a week in San Antonio via Dallas with a stop south of the city. On return to Amarillo Miss Goddard heads to Billings Montana.
Police hunt two men in a Claremore shooting incident after they held up KR. F. Cox on a downtown street with a pistol and took his money. Cox was en route from Tascosa where he had worked when the robbery occurred.
The largest Amarillo High School class, 136 graduates, received diplomas at the Municipal Auditorium. G. C. Ordway distributed diplomas as Dr. L. M. Stackey offered the invocation. Evelyn Higinbotham gave the salutatory and Margaret Collins the valedictory, with highest four year average noted. Scholarships were presented by Principal C. F. Pool. Superintendent W. A. McIntosh presided.
An advertisement touts a method to quickly improve complexion using a selfcare routine and a store bought product. It claims removal of freckles blemishes wrinkles and age lines and promises a soft natural glow. It mentions a specific mix including saxolite and white powder for a facial treatment.
A sequence of graduation events began last Sunday with the commencement activities continuing through a final banquet and ceremony. Principal Bil Plenniken presented literary letters to levee and outlined the inheritance of youth as part of the exercises.
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