Society Comment Notes Weekend County Meeting
Society column reports a Saturday county gathering with Wenan delegates to be present. The notice records expectations of attendance and prerogatives for participants in local social events.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1926
Page
5
Society column reports a Saturday county gathering with Wenan delegates to be present. The notice records expectations of attendance and prerogatives for participants in local social events.
The concluding three day Texas D A R conference met in Abilene with committee reports and a general discussion. National president general Mrs Alfred Brousseau of Connecticut and vice president general Mrs Russell William Magna of Massachusetts attended for the first time. Prominent attendees included Mrs Earle B Mayfield Mrs Charles Jones of Greenville state regent and Mrs J A Fields of Haskell. The president general urged women to stay informed participate in politics and oppose pacifist simplifications. The convention will close tonight.
Mrs. Fred Shirk entertained the Ben Jolly Needle club at her home 1912 Buchanan Street on Thursday afternoon. Members worked on needle work with pall flowers as decorations and a salad course was served to about sixteen attendees.
The Sunshine Child Study Club met Thursday afternoon at 1001 Fairmont Avenue with Mrs. R. L. Harper and leader Mrs. S. Barousett. Papers by Mrs. LeRoy Hollingshead and Mrs. H. K. Taylor followed the lesson on Teaching the Child to Be Self-Depend ent. A round table discussion ensued. Llano Estacado Delegates Go To Conference with delegates and alternates listed from the chapter.
Entre Nous Bridge club enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. Cecil Ingram’s home with fall flowers and refreshments. Mrs. Harry Hatcher led a MacDowell Music club session on Arensky and Karganoff with a varied program. Circle Five of Central Presbyterian met at Mrs. Gatton’s home for a talk on home ideals. A notice from Mrs. Q S Barrett urged Federated clubs to send pottery and crafts for the state exhibit and to designate a yearly program for study.
Mrs J W Crudgington entertained the Thursday 42 club at her home on 1710 Tyler Street. Chrysanthemums set an autumn mood. After the 42 games prizes were awarded a salad course was served to members and guests including Mrs Will Austin Mrs M R Roney Mrs J T Green Mrs B Vaughn Mrs J R Crawford and Mrs J O Holland with about twelve members in attendance.
The meeting will be held Saturday at 3 PM in the Women’s club rooms. A beautiful and valuable gift to the Wo will be presented, marking a highlight of the event.
Paris society notes cropped heads prevail as hair trends shift toward soft waves for women over 25. Letters from Germaine discuss hairdressers M Curley and Perrone, bleaching brown or black hair to white, and fashion choices for brunet and blond looks. Jacques remains in Paris, with plans for a lively winter ahead.
A fragment urges promotion of pottery and crafts with lectures on exhibits. It calls for inviting school children and the general public, and asks local women to donate pottery for gifts and prizes while dealers stock items.
The Las Remendores Needle Club met Thursday afternoon at 1306 West Thiretenth street, hosted by Mrs. George O Rourke. Chrysanthemums and autumn leaves decorated the home and a salad course was served to a large attendance.
Paris notes provide a simple method for a French Apple Pudding using two pounds of peeled apples simmered in water with sugar and cinnamon. Thicken with a flour slurry, cook briefly, then serve cooled with raspberry jelly as a garnish.
Half Minute Interviews capture Plainview players foretelling a decisive clash with Amarillo with both teams determined to win. Quotes touch on size mismatch, local interests, and town pride as observers note industry and new structures in the Panhandle.
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