Publicity Breakfast Marks One of Most Enjoyable Hospitalities
The State Congress of Mothers and P T A held a publicity breakfast at the Herring Hotel Crystal room at 7 30 with chrysanthemums on the table. Mrs W E Hoskinson presided and Mrs S M N Marrs of Austin spoke on publicity along national lines. Mrs Will T Deckerd outlined publicity value for P T A and Mary Hart Loving discussed advertising in publications. Helen Streit played violin numbers with Lila Austin Myers on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teacher Association
Herring Hotel
W. E. Hoskinson
Hhese
P.T. A
Mary Hart Loving
P T. A
T. J. Page
Claude
Congress of Mothers
Helen Streit
Lila Austin Myers
Diplomats Gather for White House Reception Marks Season In Capital
Washington society headlines the diplomatic corps as ambassadors and ministers arrive for the November 5 White House reception. Wives debut new gowns and varied customs as Senora Zaldumbide and others attract attention for beauty and elegance. The event highlights the season’s social calendar with uniforms and formal attire from envoys and their partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
White House
Isabella Howard
Madame Debuchi
Japan
Madame Malbran
Senora de Bedoya
Santiago de Bedoya
Senora Zaldumbride
Ecuador
Peru
Senora Yaldumbide
Paris
Senora
Yaldumbide
Benjamin Rosales Pareja
Quito
Senora Zaldumbide
Legation
Beeler Family Fetes First Birthday of Mary Barbara
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Beeler of 2118 South Fillmore hosted a birthday dinner for their daughter Mary Barbara on Saturday evening. A white cake with a pink candle adorned the table, and Mary Barbara received several gifts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Utterbach and son Charles of Pampa and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Beeler
South Fillmore Street
Mary Barbara
C. S. Utterbach
Charles
Pampa
J. K. Drake
Social Calendar of Wednesday Church Groups
The Social Calendar lists W M S activities at Polk Street and San Jacinto Methodist churches with business sessions, officer elections, and circle meetings at various times. It notes Circle gatherings at West Amarillo Christian First Christian and other churches plus a farewell party for Dr and Mrs E E Robinson at San Jacinto Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. S. Polk Street Methodist Church
W. M. S. San Jacinto Methodist Church
West Amarillo
Jackson Street
Tom Cook
West Nineteenth Street
A. A. Utterbach
North Taylor Street
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Andrew’ Church
Young Women's Missionary
Soviet First Christian Church
C. A James
van Buren
St Andrew's Church
Women’s Missionary Society
San Jacinto Methodist Church
E. E. Robinson
Manns Host Waffle Supper and Bridge Party
Dr and Mrs BE FH Mann entertained last evening at 2208 B Taylor Street with a waffle supper and bridge. A fall color note appeared in the flowers. Prizes for high scores went to Mr and Mrs Van C Salisbury. Present were Mr and Mrs Truitt Culpepper Mr and Mrs W A Denny and Mr and Mrs Van C Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. FH. Mann
Taylor Street
van C. Salisbury
Truitt Culpepper
W. A. Denny
Mrs J L Raiden Hosts Progressive 42 Party
Mrs. J. L. Raiden of 1805 Sanborn entertained with a progressive 42 party Saturday evening for her husband’s birthday. High scores went to Mrs. Pett Brown and Ancil Williams with low to Mrs. R. E. Dickinson and E. R. Pigg. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Magee of Lubbock, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stambaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sanford, and Mrs. R. E. Dickinson and E. R. Pigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Raiden
Sanborn
Pett Brown
Ancil Williams
R. E. Dickinson
E. R. Pigg
C. C. Brown
W. D. Magee
Lubbock
H. H. Stambaugh
Raymond Sanford
Stranghit Ti Pairis News Snapshots
Paris dispatch notes a string of events reported by the Associated Press dated November 13, detailing multiple happenings in the city. The brief items touch on politics, diplomacy, and social developments shaping the day. tbd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Paris
Business Women To Entertain Employers Banquet Tonight
The Business and Professional Women's club hosts a large annual banquet at the Amarillo Athletic Club this evening. The event, described as the crowning occasion of the season, will feature entertaining bosses and elaborate plans for an enjoyable night.
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Amarillo Athletic Club
Dinner Reservation Push for Legion Auxiliary Event
Reservations for the American Legion Auxiliary dinner in Amarillo must be made by Wednesday noon for Thursday evening. Contact Mrs. J. Horace Griggs at 9907 or Mrs. Otho K. Farrell at 22605. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Mashburn host Otis Scott of Dallas for the weekend. Mrs. H. R. Claycon visits sister in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Amarillo
J. Horace Griggs
Otho K. Farrell
T. S. Mashburn
West Seventh Avenue
Otis Scott
Dallas
H. R. Claycon
South Carolina Street
L. D. Riker
Oklahoma City
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Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Panhandle
C. L. Killgore
Avery Turner
Texas Daughters of the American Revolution
Galveston
Turner
John G. Ballard
John Alden Society
Children of the American Revolution
Killgore
Capitol Society
Sue McNamara
Bia
Mary Barbara Beeler
Mrs. Mann
Arts Ia Crear
Artesia
Derful
Cyber
Stinnetts
Beaumont Stinnett
Laurel
Stinnett
Peggy Masterson
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Tyler Street
Barbers
Lucky Tiger
Kellogg
Ceylon
India
Lipton
Grove
Grove’s. Math de
Hone
Hugh Whitcomb
Polk
MESS
Mn. Gruen
Ing
Kayser
Pat Notuinry
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