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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1928
Page
14
Preparations are underway for the opening of the N. R. Brewer art exhibit. Organizers expect visitors to view works by Brewer and related catalog events at the local museum.
Noel Morris Vanderbilt heir, 24, commits suicide after attending Wagner opera Tannhauser at the Metropolitan. A diary note says the work failed to give him courage, his body found at his East Seventieth Street home. His parents, Dave Dennen Morris and Alice Vanderbilt Shepard, describe him as quiet and studious.
Dwight Newby is elected president of the Amarillo Hoo Hoo club with L. T. Sanders as vice president and John Anderson as secretary treasurer. The officers and board will oversee plans to entertain the first Hoo Hoo International convention in Amarillo next September.
Vice President Charles G. Dawes spoke to the Society of American Military Engineers in Chicago about becoming a lieutenant colonel. He recalled his own lack of engineering knowledge when first examined and joked that his answer to a field surveying question would be to send for a surveyor, a reply that helped him pass.
Pat Tomlinson of Cincinnati shot and killed Mrs. Katherine Forsting, a divorcee, in Louisville and then killed himself. Police say a quarrel led to the tragedy. Tomlinson was separated from his wife.
The Amarillo Art Association under Mrs H G Hendricks presents sixty paintings at the Herring hotel Mezzanine floor and Crystal ballroom. Nicholas Richard Brower contributes forty works with twenty by contemporary American artists. The show runs to November 12 with no admission fee and is expected to draw a large Panhandle audience.
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