Women Activities Society and Club Gatherings Report
A collage of upcoming society events includes the Dey Representatives’ band at 7:58 PM at the College of Merit conducted by Pltic R Wall, an American Legion dance at Legion Home, and Missionary and church circles with study sessions, social meetings, and holiday programs. A 1926 Bridge Club gathering at Mrs. S. W. Ball’s home features a Thanksgiving theme and a Spanish wedding tale recounted by Mise Peoria Wolflin, with bridesmaids and guests listed.
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Dey
College of Merit
Pltic R Wall
American Legion
Legion
Legion Ausiliary
Holle Hennett Missionary Society
Polk Street
First Christian Church
C. B. Landis
Jackson Street
Mra
EM. Mirick
Tayor Street
WR. Jack
West Toath Street
J. B. McClure
Alabama Avenue
M. BE. Jenkins
W. M.S
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Bridge Club
W. Ball
van Buren Street
Philharmonic Club
E. Fish
Harrison Street
First Baptist
Luncheon Honors Miss Fay As Guests Attend At Wolflin Home
Miss Virginia Wolflin hosted a 1 pm luncheon at her 1809 Polk Street home in compliment to Miss Fay The gathering featured a refined Spanish theme as guests from the Polk Street circle attended.
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Virginia Wolflin
Fay
Spain
Lee Wolflin
Polk Street
Country Club Dance Promises Brilliant Social Affair
Amarillo Country Club hosts opening formal dance Thursday evening with Wade's Collegians providing music. The event is billed as one of the season’s finest social occasions and all members are urged to attend.
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Amarillo Country Club
Wade
Oki Ok
Hollywood Evening Fashions Move From Day to Night
Hollywood styles blur day and evening wear as capelets boleros and short Eton jackets transition to screen wardrobes. Aileen Pringle showcases a shoulder to waist cape with a V cut back while heavier capes replace lighter three A sleeviess Eton jackets in chic night looks.
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Py International News Service
Hollywood
Cal
Aileen Pringle
Youngest Hostess Dorothy Phillips Delights with Silver Gown
Dorothy Phillips, youngest hostess of the diplomatic set, wears a silver lame cloth gown with a waistline six inches higher, edged in silver fringe. The evening and daytime silhouettes are the same, though materials differ. a meeting occurs at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the Sunday school room with all members invited.
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Dorothy Phillips
Parties for Popular Bride-to-Be Continue in Amarillo
Miss Fay Underwood, a popular Amarillo bride-to-be, prepares for marriage to Parker Prouty with a series of events. Today at 1 PM Miss Margaret Anne Burgess hosts a luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club with Underwood’s bridesmaids invited. Tonight at 8 PM Miss Clara Currie hosts a buffet supper at 2116 Van Buren Street with the bridal party attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Underwood
Parker Prouty
Seaman
First Baptist Church
Margaret Anne Burgess
Amarillo Country Club
Miss Underwood
Clara ‘Currie
van Buren Street
Amarillo
Swastika Club Entertainment Planned For Friday Evening
Mrs. A. F. Berg will host Swastika club members Friday evening at her Lincoln street home. The gathering replaces the Friday afternoon meeting and invites all members to attend.
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A. F. Berg
Swastika Club
Lincoln Street
Muscles a la Bordelaise in Bouillon
Paris readers learn a simple Muscles a la Bordelaise recipe. Clean the muscles and simmer in a casserole with bouillon butter and no salt. As shells open, remove and rest in a warm timable. Add tomato sauce reduce two minutes then finish with butter and lemon juice.
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Paris
Reciprocity Meeting Called by Women’s Clubs
Members of the American Association of University Women urged to secure their tickets from Mrs. L G Whitney for the annual meeting. The Maurice and Philhar monic clubs host a reciprocity gathering in the Municipal auditorium with all members and patrons urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chettiev
Fiew Arte
Mra
L G. Whitney
Mesir Claire
City
Philharmeonic Club
Maurice Club
Philharmonic Harmony
MacDowell Clubs
Senior High P.T.A. Meets Monday Night
The Senior High School P.T.A. met at the high school with C. BE Gregg presiding. Mrs. J. L Kendrick opened, while Mrs. C. BE Long reported on the Fort Worth convention. A motion established a student loan fund to help students finish high school. Hi-Y members and sponsor H. G. Wilson attended, with Hi-V talks by Dick Green, Richard Galle, and Gilmore Nunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent
C. BE. Gregg
Fathers
J. L Kendrick
C. BE. Long
Fort Worth
P.T. A
H. G. Wilson
BE. L. Higinbotham
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Appetite
An old advertisement touts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as strengthening and invigorating. It claims to restore color to cheeks and stimulate appetite, suggesting a fast, noticeable boost for the user.
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GROVE
Relief After Three Days With Sloan's Liniment
A reader reports severe neck and shoulder pain from rheumatic fever improved completely after three days of home treatment with Sloan's Liniment. The ad claims it stimulates blood flow to the hurt area and stops pain quickly with gentle application, priced at 35 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngair Ftd
Sloan
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Heatenses
Mexico
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Clara Currie
Lela Wolflin
Pauline Reeder
Imogene Herring
Sadie Claude Curtis
Lillian Callaghan
Carrie Edwards
Long Beach
Robert E. Underwood
C. O. Wolflin
Nicholson
Merrill Patton
Tom Currie
Bessie Wolflin
Lewis
Altadena
California
Misses Wolflin
Toda
Atoore-Losten Co
Gouldy-Broome
Elzie Raht Gouldy
Charlie Clifford Gouldy
Olin Broome
Mount
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Robert
Topeka
Kansas
Venttene
Tele
Ogee Ts Eee
Hugh Whitcomb
Washington
Mile
Jean Gretziano
United States
M. George Gretziano
Honita
Tenlebt
Renita
Erent Te Tient
Ell Wheiters
Cottage Onetentne
Tomnett
Wovbeetrs
The
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Oe Bey
Mave Mae Deste
Cotinen
News-Globe
Eve
Wfficult
Claude Wolcott
Blackburn Building
Belenee Dee
National Bank of Commerce
Bales Furniture CO
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