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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
6
Modern metropolitan housewives embrace wide cretonne pajamas matching kitchen drapes as a new Home Making Center project in New York. The garments, sewn in classes at Grand Central Palace, are praised for comfort and color, with four yards of material per set. A district Letter Carriers convention program begins at 9:30 in the club rooms and invites all members.
Miss Georgia Street and Ben G Lane were married yesterday at Polk Street Methodist Church with Dr. W A Bays officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Street, wore a blue silk suit and went to Carlsbad and other New Mexico points on their honeymoon. They plan to reside at 3608 Polk Street after June 1.
Mrs Marvin Heintaz primary class will present a program tomorrow evening at 2030 Hayden Street. Five honor music pupils will receive merit awards and perform six piano solos each along with duets and trios. A kitchen symphony in costume is featured with Sara Beth Hughes Emilie Heinatz Betty Ames Margery McColm Tommy Rose Hinerman. Public invited. Mr and Mrs J H Ferguson host guests Mr and Mrs E K Messick of Tulsa Oklahoma.
Mrs. H. P. Cochran hosted a Halycon Club luncheon at her Virginia Street home. Spring flowers adorned the reception rooms and special guest Mrs. H. G. Graham attended alongside members Mrs. H. S. Stephenson Mrs. J. L. Adams Mrs. A. D. Payne Mrs. Charles Lowe Mrs. Jack Mason Mrs. Elmer Frede and Mrs. H. L. Litchfield.
The Letter Carriers and Auxiliary will entertain with a luncheon tomorrow at the club rooms at 12 o'clock. The event invites members to participate in a program and launch organized by the group.
Mrs. W. L. Hemphill hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering with Mrs. G. H. Polly winning the high guest prize. Members’ high score went to Mrs. Paul Redman, second to high to Mrs. Frank Howard, in a short afternoon event. Attendees included several local ladies and guests. Also noted are visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McDonald from Carthage, Missouri staying with Mrs. J. E. Drysdale at 1621 Hayden Street.
Paris report notes the Suzannettes fund a new line of spring sports toys to boost youth athletic programs. The group provides financial support to acquire equipment and promote active play across communities.
Mode by Suzanne Lenglen at a major dressmaking house blends the Teddy-bear step in with a blouse for sports ensembles and suits. The Suzannette features simple trims embroidery or drawnwork with godets or pleated insets for fullness. Materials include silk crepe and wash satin with white crepe gitane knickers and coordinated outfits pairing blouse, knickers, skirt, and coat in coordinated colors.
Paris fashions for hostess costumes emphasize flower shades with pink and mauve tones. The article notes several forms from teagowns to studio robes and dinner pajamas, including a sleeveless Greek inspired chiffon dress with a matching long coat. Pajama costumes appear bright and dashing.
Dr Huston of Huston Truss Co New York will demonstrate and fit the Huston Truss at the Amarillo Hotel June 2 and 3 from 9 am to 4 pm. The device claims instantaneous relief from reducible rupture without surgery and offers a non slipping, sanitary design suitable for daily wear and bathing, with free advice and no literature distributed. Permanent address Huston Truss Co New York.
Mrs. Julius Dorenfield Jr and Grace Elizabeth attended the commencement at New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell last week and returned Tuesday evening. Mrs. W H Laidley will take a two week vacation in Plainview and New Mexico starting Sunday. Phil Phillips, son of Mr and Mrs F F Phillips, arrived in the city after a tour of the western states.
The states with his orchestra will visit here several days before heading to Oklahoma City for an engagement. Julius Dozenfield Jr. returned from a business trip to Oklahoma City Tulsa and Wichita Kansas. Roy Sheets a Spearman wheat farmer was in Amarillo yesterday and today on business. Fancher Upshaw returned from a five day business trip in Dallas and Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs Johnie Archer announced the birth of a daughter Dolores Anne born May 18.
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