Mrs Earl G Wyatt Honored At University Club Luncheon
Amarillo branch of the American Association of University Women hosted a luncheon during the fourth annual convention in Waco. Mrs Wyatt received a pewter fruit bowl gift with the inscription Amarillo Branch A A U W 1930. Mrs Burger spoke. others summarized convention activities and topics included Rural Education and convention fellowship. About 50 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Waco
Amarillo
W. D. Burger
Monelia Rosbury
C. L. A. Bokemohle
Panhandle
Chicago Guest Is Honoree at Bridge Affair
Mrs. H G Basquin of Chicago visits her parents Mr and Mrs C W Whittington and is honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs J C Sellars and Mrs T H Bean at Mrs Bean’s home 2603 Ong Street. The event features white chrysanthemums and yellow and white prizes with Miss Mary Chandler high and Miss Juanita Henderson second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. R Basquin
Chicago
C. W. Whittington
Hayden Street
J. C. Sellars
T. H. Bean
Bean
Ong Street
Mary Chandler
Juanita Henderson
Mary Alice Cott
Mary Etta Bean
H. G. Basquin
W. Troy Kelly
Boone K
Piano Pupils Presented In Recital At Amarillo Club
A group from Amarillo Piano Conservatory performed in a monthly recital at the Women’s Federated Club rooms to a large, appreciative audience. The program featured students of Bonnye Beth Baker Idelma Conoley Ardath Johnson and Gladys M Glenn including Kathleen and Lorraine Tucker and others. The next concert will be in early December with a new group of pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Piano Conservatory
Bonnye Beth Baker
Idelma Conoley
Ardath Johnson
Gladys M. Glenn
Kathleen and
Lorraine Tucker
Dorothy Belle Bandy
Norma Adine Patterson
Martha Joy McCartick
Fay Dellis Bagwell
Elizabeth Miller
Rose Mary Herrmann
Laurene Ludden
Royce Conoley
Martha Nell Stack
Hugh Cunningham
Tenne Sue Williams
Marilyn
Marcene McClements
Ida Lou Nisbitt
Minnie Alice Adams
Bonnie Fay Bennett
Ralph and
Azelle Rawlins
Mae Sue Thompson
Ray Trogden
Marcelle Harrison
Dwight Bobbitt
Lucille Palmer
Conservatory Studio
B. P. W. Club Meeting Moved To Armistice Day Evening
The Business and Professional Women's Club will meet tonight at the Amarillo Hotel at 6 15 PM. The regular Tuesday meeting date was moved due to a holiday and all members are urged to attend. An Armistice Day program has been arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo
Armistice Day Dances Highlight Local Social Calendar
Armistice Day events appear on two fronts with a dance at El Taos this evening and a separate inter fraterni ty gathering at the same venue. The Country Club plans a Dirigible Dance Tuesday night showcasing festive social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Taos
Inter-Fraternity
Country Club
Baptist Ladies To Be Guests At Tea
The Potter County Federation of Women will entertain Baptist State Convention ladies with a tea on Wednesday at 4 pm in the Women's Club rooms. Mrs. Walter Browne and Mrs. H. C. Pipkin lead the hosting efforts. The Philharmonic Harmony and MacDowell Music Clubs prepared the program and decorations. The tea table will be presided over by Les Temps Club members led by Mrs. James C. Cade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women
Baptist State Convention
Women's Club
Walter Browne
Federation
H. C. Pipkin
Philharmonic
Harmony
MacDowell
Les Temps Club
James C. Cade
Baptists To Stage Pageant At First Church Tonight
First Baptist Church presents a pageant this evening at 8 o clock depicting the Baptist Women of Texas from statehood to today. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
First Baptist Church
Baptist Women of
Texas
Husbands Are Honor Guests Dinner Bridge
An evening event hosted by the Thursday Bridge Club at Mrs. Earl Schneiders home 601 Tennessee Street Yellow and white chrysanthemums decorated the rooms with small baskets at quarter tables Pink tapers in green holders added to the decor Dinner was served buffet style Bridge followed High favors were awarded to Mrs Callahan and Paul Benson Participants included Mr and Mrs Mullins Watts Benson Reed Rabey Woolfolk Callahan Zollicoffer Schneider and Mrs Moody along with Mrs Dewey Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Scheider
Tennessee Street
Callahan
Paul Benson
George Mullins
Murray Watts
Henry Reed
FP. BE. A. Rabey
Floyd Woolfolk
C. Callahan
Finch Zoll
Memorial College Armistice Day Program Planned
Memorial College will host an Armistice Day program Tuesday at 3 o clock. Rev. E C McFadden will speak on The Meaning of Armistice Day and Z Neil will address In Flanders Fields. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Memorial College
E. C. McFadden
Z. Neil
Flanders Fields
Eit
B of L E Auxiliary Social at Fern Division Home
The Fern Division 402 Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of the Locomotive Engineers will hold a social meeting at Mrs. Will Riley's home at 1205 Pierce Street. The gathering is open to all members on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Division
Grand International
Brotherhood of the Locomotive Engineers
Will Riley
Pierce Street
Catholic Daughters To Install Officers
The Catholic Daughters of America will install officers Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock at the Parrish House. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Parrish House
Junior Class Banquet At El Taos Planned
The Junior Class of Texas State Teachers College Canyon plans a banquet at El Taos Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
el Taos
Growing Women's Clubs Add Worker
The national federation of business and professional women appointed a new field secretary, Mrs. Jane Ogle of Washington. She previously secured physical education law adoptions in many states and directed women’s personnel for war camp community service enrolling about 300 women in New York during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Jane Ogle
National Physical Education Service
New York
Mrs Shields Wears Black Lace Ensemble In Washington
Mrs Edward Shields wears a black lace novelty ensemble in Washington along with black suede shoes a small black hat with a tulle brim and a black suede bag. The outfit features a high waisted silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Edward Shields
Sunday Night Fashion Reimagined In The Winter Parade
The article notes Sunday night fashion in New York inspired by global events and romance. Black dominates with white accents, pink touches, and brown pairings. Tricornes and bicornes top hats appear with eye veils, and ostrich plumes return in a chic Sunday Night style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Central Park Casino
Retail Millinery Association of America
Fashion description of a fitted dress with flare and long skirt
A coat is snagged in front by a buckle while a tight fitting dress flares at the bottom. The skirt length appears long and flowing, creating a formal, modest silhouette.
Alpha Delphians To Meet Tuesday
The Alpha Delphian Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 oclock in the Woman s Club Rooms. A splendid program has been arranged and every member is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delphian Club
Mothers Prepare To Sing In National PTA Convention
Washington reports mothers from PTA groups will rehearse four choruses chosen for the 1921 convention in Hot Springs Arkansas. Miss Helen McBride of Louisville will direct the large chorus.
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Associated Press
Washington — Mothers Singers
Country
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Helen McBride
Louisville
Thursday 42 Club Meeting At Mrs Knortz Home
The Thursday 42 Club will meet at Laura Knortz's home at 717 West Sixteenth Avenue at 2 30 PM. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Knortz
West
Sixteenth Avenue
An American In Paris By Hazel Reavis
Hazel Reavis notes Paris revues embrace bold fashion and quick costume changes. She observes chorines in multiple layered outfits and rapid color transformations as Parisian stages boom with new winter shows.
Turquoise Marbles They re for Hats
A Paris hat ornament features turquoise marbles mounted on a brooch fastening. Turquoise pins replace some clip brooches of brilliants and are easily fastened into velvet hat folds.
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Associated Press
Paris
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Earl G. Wyatt
University Club
Anna Belle Ccollins
Cale W. Carson
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas
Earl Wyatt
J. H. Wyatt
Kansas City
C. M. Holt
Abilene
Albert Burkett
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Kellner
Louise Townes
Mrs
Tracey Service
Milady
B. of
L. E
W.T
Mrs. Shields
Rock Island
Arizona
California
H. W. Clutter, C. P. A
Alpha Delphians
Blackburn
Blackburn Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
OF Business
American State Bank
K Street
By Hazel Reavis
The
Amarillo Drug Stores
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