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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
6
A fragment notes Cy ind porcelain and teeth among the newest jewelry designs featuring amulets of savages and necklaces of polished wood, indicating evolving craft trends and materials in decorative items.
Central Junior High School teachers were guests at a PTA luncheon at Tarry Tavern. Purple and gold decor featured iris bouquets and nasturtiums with smilax, tapers, and place cards. Program included pep song, invocations, toasts by Mrs. E R Read and Miss Elizabeth Nixson, piano numbers by Mrs. R. C. Martini, and readings. Attendees listed include numerous teachers and staff.
Mrs Alfred Bushong welcomed members and guests at 2218 Taylor Street on Wednesday afternoon. Pink and green color scheme featured tulips and pot plants with pink glassware as bridge provided entertainment and high scores were earned by Mrs M L Carlson and Mrs Lee Woods. Special guests included Mrs Bruce Daniels Mrs William Douglas O'Brien Mrs Allen Young and Mrs John W Thompson.
The Un-Voulez Club met at 724 North Hayden Street Wednesday afternoon for games and contests. Spring flowers provided decorations as Mrs. Presley Hand and Mrs. Melvin Phipps won contests while Mrs. Ed Thom and Mrs. Roy Swofford earned second favors. Attendees included Mrs. Clint Bowen, Mrs. John Knochs, Mrs. W. B. Francis, Mrs. Presley Hand, Mrs. W. Hudson, Mrs. Sam Morris, Mrs. Melvin Phipps, Mrs. Roy Swofford, Mrs. Paul Shumate, Mrs. Ed Thom, and Mrs. James Utterback.
Paris wardrobes showcase ivory lace blouses over black satin skirts as a chic theater costume. The trend favors short sleeves and hip-length black satin coats, aligning with the in-between frock vogue among fashionable Parisians.
Washington reports that 230 Gold Star mothers and wives who lost sons or husbands at sea in World War will join this year’s pilgrimage to European battlefields. The first departure May 27 aims to reach mid Atlantic on Memorial Day. The group includes relatives of those aboard the Cyclops.
About 25 members attended Hillcrest Country Club Ladies Day. Morning golf offered prizes including a week’s practice and free lesson. After luncheon bridge, led by Mrs. S L Martin and Mrs. T B O’Brien. Guest day planned next Wednesday. reservations due Tuesday. Miss Clara Johnson visited McAlester, Oklahoma with her mother Ida L. Johnson.
A three act comedy drama titled Her Step-Husband will be performed Friday at 8 pm in Wildorado School. Sponsored by the Wildorado Parent-Teacher Association, the play follows Mary, the ward of a wealthy aunt, through a series of romantic and humorous complications.
Advert reads Ironized Yeast as a dual tonic of dried Brewer's Yeast and iron to build flesh, boost blood, and tone nerves. It claims quick results, doctor and hospital use, no fillers, pleasant tablet form, and a money-back guarantee if not delighted.
The Alpha Chapter of the Delphian Society met at Mrs. Jesse Rogers home at 1010 Crockett Street on Tuesday afternoon to elect officers. E A Ford became president, W R Moody vice president, E M Mirick secretary, J D McClintock treasurer. Carl Rogers Robberson Turnley join advisory board. the lesson was Modern Poetry.
A two year marriage unfolds as Mary paints a bright new life until an unplanned Aunt’s arrival reveals tensions. The cast includes Mary, Harvey, Jerry, Clyde Staves, J R McDowell, Mrs Melva Morrow, Miss Florence Hill, Mrs N Twaddill, and a local policeman.
Paris and New York fashion columns note Barbary coast influence on summer wear. Tribal tooth-like necklaces and Moroccan fabrics echo colonial expo trends at Vincennes. Algerian blue fabrics and bold hues define chic American and European outfits this season.
Mrs Robberson led the program as Mrs Edwin Bliss spoke on The Work of William Butler Yeats. Mrs G A Ford presented Whitman's Poetry, Mrs E M Mirick Robinson and Frost, Mrs Paul Barber Sandburg and Masters, and Mrs R O Lovett American Lyricists. About 30 attended the meeting.
Tunisian green, Moroccan red, and Senegalese yellow fabrics appear in ballroom and beach toys, paired with white. Printed daytime silks show patterns from Indo China and Martinique. Wools and cottons replace silk, including evening gowns. White light wools and bur nou s borrowed veiled fabrics lead exotic accessories like bracelets.
Washington report on Edith Howard Manning wedding to Harry Hickey describes a pink lace gown with tiers of flounces and a deep erba sleeves, complemented by a rough straw hat and gardenia corsage. Their daughter Mary attended in white organdie over pink.
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