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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1928
Page
6
Paris reports Maitre Lucile Tinayre argues simpler divorce and education of French girls will reduce marital failures. She cites 76 percent of divorces occurring between year five and six and says easier dissolution could promote lasting unions and fewer crimes of passion.
San Francisco leader of the marriage bureau Grant Munson nicknamed Cupid reports a man who asked for a license to take it home for review by his lawyer. The cautious suitor insisted on understanding the document before signing and never returned. Munson quips the man was too cautious to marry after thinking it over.
In Paris, Marcel Rochas presents a fall day dress with a simple cloth collar and white cuffs. The one piece design fastens at the side with schoolgirl simplicity and features pockets and closures adorned by rows of black and white stitching. A black suede belt completes the look.
Mr. and Mrs. Key Farr announce the birth of a baby son at St Anthony hospital. Mrs. L C Webb, who had an operation on November 16 at St Anthony hospital, is recovering there.
Paris observes the beret shifting from male to female fashion with women adopting it for week end and sports wear. The style now appears tight to the head like a skull cap and shops show berets in many colors.
The piece notes chic Parisian bead strands in red white and blue glass and tiny opaque beads in pink blue or green. It highlights flat disc necklaces by Lucien Lelong and jewelry that matches dresses, with jet crystal and pearl designs. It calls for jeweler collaboration with designers and mentions exotic gemstones and a tiny world’s smallest watch ring.
J B Griffith is getting along nicely at his home at 719 North Arthur Street after sustaining injuries in an automobile accident on the Panhandle Highway. Mr and Mrs D V Van Arsdoll of 111 West Seventh Street announce.
The item notes a baby boy born November 18. Judge W. A. Palmer recovering at home after illness. Mrs. W. T. Sherrill improving at St. Anthony hospital. Mrs. J. C. Boutell recovering after Northwest Texas hospital surgery November 15. J. L. Jackson of Wichita Falls, Kiwanis district lieutenant governor, visiting the city. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gibson announce a baby daughter, Anna, born at 213 GB East Sixteenth Street.
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