Local Residents Registered at Waldorf Astoria
Sloan Kriteer, Mrs. John C. Fain, and Mrs. Chartler Weymouth of this city along with Mrs. Zack Scott of Austin are registered at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1927
Page
4
Sloan Kriteer, Mrs. John C. Fain, and Mrs. Chartler Weymouth of this city along with Mrs. Zack Scott of Austin are registered at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City.
A Friday afternoon event at the Amarillo Country Club hosted by the Senior High School P T A drew strong turnout. The school string ensemble under Miss Lorraine Welch performed throughout the day while players including Joyce Gross, Frances Hancock, Sarafrank Russell, Gertrude Batt, Alex Mood, Elizabeth Mangum, Edna Vaughn, Ruth Wyatt, and Marguerite Cook participated. Miss Joyce Gross presented solos with her sister Miss Gladys Gross accompanying. Prizes were awarded to the lucky winners at the close.
Canyon Girls Club gathers at 3 P M with Mrs. Lester J Vick at apartment 35 Palo Duro apartments. Peter Pan Bridge Club hosts 3 P M with Mrs R L Mitchell at 601 Fairmont Avenue San Jacinto. 1927 Bridge Club also at 3 P M with Mrs Tom Gilley at 1107 West Thirteenth Street. No Needle Club meeting today. Christmas party set for December 13. Round Dozen Club meets at 3 P M with Mrs H A Gardner at 208 Crestway Avenue Country Club Addition.
The MacDowell Music Club will present a radio program from o'clock to 10 this evening on WDAG. The program features piano pieces, vocal numbers, readings, and violin performances by Mrs. 8. J. Cole, Miss Blanche Ramsey, Mrs. Fern Cabot Dysart, Mrs. Floyd Marsh, Mrs. Harry Hatcher, and Mrs. James O. Cade, inviting the public to tune in.
John Ross Bradford son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Ross Bradford of 02 Madison Street known as Tom Thumb celebrated his fifth birthday Saturday afternoon at home. November colors and Thanksgiving decor filled the rooms with games and contests. A cake with five candles framed the dining table as ice cream and cake were served to guests including Dorothy Rittenberry and Mrs Tom Thumb.
The text lists numerous individuals including the Midget and Peggy Baker as well as Jack Harlin Fleming Mary Rhue Pratt Freda Dee Coffee Horace Clipper MacSwain Earl Hatchett Woodrow Baldwin D E Doiser Iska Saunders Donald Gast and Neal Saunders. The host's mother was helped by Ruth Robbins Mel Kittenberry Mrs Hatchett and Mrs Jack Fleming.
Amarillo Theater schedules a rehearsal of the play Three Live Ghosts for December 12 at o o clock in the Women s club rooms of the Municipal auditorium. Full attendance is requested.
Mr and Mrs T F Johnson host the Night Hawks Bridge club at 7 20 this evening at 1209 West Nineteenth street.
Mr and Mrs B Carroll of 2002 Washington Street spent the past weekend in Memphis visiting relatives Neal Thompson of Lubbock spent time with Mr and Mrs Hugh Ragland on the way to Oklahoma City J R Wilson of MacMillan Refining returned from a business trip to Houston and Dallas J T Smith visiting his daughter Mrs N L Norris now visiting in Roswell Hagerman and Portales Mrs C H Medlin of 610 Adams Street is improving at Northwest Texas Hospital after four critical injuries Hines J Blindermann of Popular Ready to Wear spends a few days in Dallas on business Miss Norman Dean Foster at 220 Polk Street returned from Breckenridge where she recently visited relatives William M Peck of Concordia Kansas has been in the city on business Joe Parris in Fort Worth on business M O Carter left Friday for Dallas on a business trip and will return tomorrow Mr and Mrs G W Gamble will leave Wednesday for Fort Worth to visit her parents Mr and Mrs BF N Smith and son of Portales are visiting Mrs N L Morris at 800 A South Mississippi
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