Society Notes Honor Mrs. Ledford With Rose Luncheon
Mrs. J Paul Ledford of Amarillo now living in Pampa was honored with a rose luncheon at the Capitol hotel. Hostesses were Mrs. Warl Vandale Mrs. Harry Newhardt and Mrs. A J Barker. Pink rosebud decor and handpainted cards framed the event. After lunch bridge extended to Mrs. Kendrick and Mrs. Clark earned top and low prizes. Attendees included Mrs. J Paul Ledford and many local social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul Ledford
Pampa
Capitol Hotel
Amatillo
Warl Vandale
Harry Newhardt
A. J. Barker
Hugh Underwood
P. L. Bottoms
Vandale
Jefferson Street
H. C. Kendrick
O. J. Clark
C. E. Palmer
James Rivers
H. T. McGee
Herman Rabin
Dick King
C. J. Clark
R. N. Ready
Ira Cunningham
L. D. Stith
Delta Sigma Upsilon Dance At Hillcrest Country Club
Fraternity Delta Sigma Upsilon hosted a Friday dinner dance at Hillcrest Country Club with a red and white color scheme on decorations place cards and favors. Attendees included Blanche Walker Martha Greening Jean Jennet Ann Louise Boyce Mary Elizabeth Triplett Margaret Turner Louise Trigg Mary Margaret Gray Cynthia Lumpkin Christine Dyche Marshall Brown Herb Dodson Harold Nunn Fred Dodson Mortimer Denton Burnett Roberts Jim McKnight Charles Loundes J N Childers Winston Pennock Tom Lumpkin J P Timmins Bill Perdue and Hugh Lumpkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma Upsilon Fraternity
Hillcrest Country Club
Blanche Walker
Martha Greening
Jean Jennet
Ann Louise Boyce
Mary Elizabeth Triplett
Margaret Turner
Louise Trigg
Mary Margaret Gray
Cynthia Lumpkin
Christine Dyche
Marshall Brown
Herb Dodson
Harold Nunn
Fred Dodson
Mortimer Denton
Burnett Roberts
Jim McKnight
Charles Loundes
J. N. Childers
Winston Pennock
Tom Lumpkin
J. P. Timmons
Bill Perdue
Hugh Lumpkin
Social Calendar of Bonita Chapter and clubs
Bonita Chapter election of officers and initiation at the Masonic Temple. Neighborhood Bridge Club meets at 124 Wayside. La Costura Club at 314 East Twenty-Third Street. Philharmonic Club luncheon at The Ring Hotel. Daisy Person Studio recital at Crystal Ball Room. Junior Woman's Club at 1709 Harrison Street. Needle Club at 222 West Eleventh Street. P T A Johnson School session at the school. T E L Class at First Baptist Church. Alpha Delphians Women’s Club at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
C. E
Masonic Temple
Neighborhood Bridge Club
E. E. Keen
Wayside
la Costura Club
Olin F. Hardy
East Twenty-Third Street
Philharmonic Club
Herring Hotel
Daisy Person
Gene Howe
Harrison Street
Needle Club
J. W. Lee
West Eleventh Street
T. A. Johnson
First Baptist Church
L. M. Giles
North Harrison Street
Alpha Delphians
Luncheon by Progressive Child Study Club Held at Amarillo Hotel
Members of the Progressive Child Study Club held their annual luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel with a green and pink decor scheme. Mrs Elmo Platt served as toastmistress and new president Mrs D V Gouldy spoke. Invocations and toasts followed by several members including Mrs William Pirschell and Mrs E E Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Child Study Club
Amarillo Hotel
Elmo Platt
D. V. Gouldy
William Pirschell
E. E. Simmons
W. S. Land
G. T. Warren
R. M. Teas
R. A. Carter
W. S. Noland
Busy Dozen Needle Club Hosts Spring Reception
Mrs. O V Wray welcomed Busy Dozen Needle Club members at 1311 Taylor Street with roses and spring flowers. Ophelia Wray played piano as plans were made for a June piano event. Special guests included Mrs. Arthur Martin of Denver Mrs. A B Marshall of McKinney Mrs H L De Woody and Mrs D W Miller. E C Rye returned from a two week vacation to Brownwood Temple Waco and San Antonio. G A French of Amarillo and spouse registered at the Grace Dodge Hotel in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
O. V. Wray
Taylor Street
Ophelia Wray
John Barton
Arthur Martin
Denver
A. B. Marshall
McKinney
H. L. de Woody
D. W. Miller
E. C. Rye
Brownwood
Temple
Waco
San Antonio
G. A. French
Amarillo
Grace Dodge Hotel
Washington
Maynards Welcome Son John Charles
Mr and Mrs John Maynard announce the birth of a son on May 25 at St Anthony hospital The newborn has been named John Charles and joins the family at 2410 Hayden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maynard
Hayden Street
St. Anthony Hospital
John Charles
Alpha Delphians Meet For Delphian Officer Election
The Alpha chapter of the Delphian society will meet tomorrow at 2 20 in the Women's Club rooms for an officer election. All members are urged to attend. Mrs Will Gilvin returns home after a month visiting Dallas Shreveport Pleasant Hill and New Orleans with Miss Virginia Gaddis who was at S M U and returns home with her.
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Paris
Tintex
The
Delphian Society
Will Gilvin
Washington Street
Dallas
Shreveport
Pleasant Hill
New Orleans
Louisiana
Dance at Hillcrest Country Club Among Season’s Best Attended
A Hillcrest Country club dance Saturday night drew a large crowd with Joe Norman and his orchestra providing music. Attendees included numerous couples from Pampa Clarendon and surrounding towns plus individuals from Chicago and New York, making it one of the season’s most enjoyable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Country Club
Joe Norman
R. B. Wakefield
J.L. North
C. B. Davis
J. G. McClintock
L. L. McCalum
R. L. Allison
C. N. Dillon
Earl Lewis
Pampa
M. Cunningham
W. J. Satterwhite
Walter Clark
Joe Vincent
J. D. Maggard
Jack Elliott
J. B. Jones
H. B. Elliott
H. F E. Eaglen
B. T. Baker
Bam Sloan
L. C. Cardiff
C. F. Collier
E. A. Simpson
O. M. Bevelle
C. B. Trent
Clarendon
B. Bechtold
W. E. Eldridge
C. H. Young
Sam Page
S. A. Callahan
E. Ravey
G. A. Engman
Fred Wagner
C. W. Franz
Lincoln, Neb
S. K. Broyles
Walter Caruso
New York
Ko Ox
Mary Gorman Hosts Dance for Local Teens
Mary Kathryn Gorman entertained a gay gathering of high school girls and boys with a dance at her aunt Mrs. T L Campbell’s home on Tyler Street. The decor featured pink and white flowers and refreshments. Gates, music and dancing provided evening amusement with an orchestra and musical saw performances by Mrs Edna Pietz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kathryn Gorman
T. L. Campbell
Tyler Street
Edna Pietz
Kindergarten Open House At Blanton School
The Blanton Kindergarten at 1605 Madison Street invites the public to an open house Wednesday at 2 30. An interesting program will be presented. Children will be entertained with a picnic Thursday at Elwood Park at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanton
Madison Street
Elwood Park
Mrs Paul A Jones Hosts Guests In Home
Mrs Paul A Jones of 1607 Haydon Street has entertained Miss Marie Thornton of Dallas as a guest. Jones plans several parties in her honor before Miss Thornton returns home. Mrs Dick Quisenberry of Kansas City will visit tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Jones
Haydon Street
Marie Thornton
Dallas
Dick Quisenberry
Kansas City
Jones
Circle No 1 Meeting With Mrs Adkisson at 410 Carolina
Circle No 1 of the First Christian Church will meet Wednesday at Mrs Charles Adkisson home 410 Carolina Street for an all day meeting beginning at 10 oclock. Each member is asked to bring a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
The
First Christian Church
Charles Adkisson
Carolina Street
T. E. L. Class With Mrs. L. M. Giles
Members of the T. FE. L. Class of the First Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM with Mrs. L. M. Giles at 506 North Harrison Street. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. FE. L
First Baptist Church
L. M. Giles
North Harrison Street
W. C. T. U. Meeting Notice
The W C T U will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock in the Men's Bible Class room of the First Christian Church. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Summer Styles Shun Formality in Paris Velvet Wraps
Paris fashion notes midsummer trends favor informality and cool comfort. Gay cotton velvet evening wraps appear in informal lines with varied lengths and forms. Color choices range widely from ruby red to cafe, while velvet coats remain a favorite informal wrap for casual evening dresses.
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Barbara Beaufort
Associated Press
Paris
Cafe All Init
Velvet wraps described as country resort wear
The text defines velvet wraps as large scarves with a central slit for the head, worn draped. They are stated as country and resort attire, unlikely for city use except in informal midsummer theater settings.
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W. J. Shudde
Trinity
Texas
Hillcrest
Wee Park & Tiiford
Stiranghit
Maynards
Son
Bego Company
Colrado Springs
Colorado
Live AT the
16Th and
Jackson
Mary
Pickford
Coquette
Mary Pickford
Mack Sennett
Bernardo DE Pace
Movietone Talking News
Dent Theatres, Inc
Mary Gorman
Mrs
Mrs. Adkisson
W.C.T.U
Saquine
Squibb
ER Squibb &Sons
Libby’s
RED Star
Kellogg’s
Curtis
Lux
Hershey
Franks
Babbitt
U. S. Navy
Leataway Gale
Polk
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