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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1927
Page
5
The regular Saturday night members dance at the Amarillo Country Club will be held Saturday evening with special music. All members are urged to be present.
The Amarillo Little Theater group gathered Monday evening in the municipal auditorium Women’s club rooms. President Mrs Dana Warmon-Trent led the session with Miss Ruth Abramson directing the program. A round table on period and national costumes sparked lively discussion. Miss Jane Harty and Miss Florence Burdine danced the minuet in costume while Miss Elsie Little performed the Old Fashioned Girl dance.
The Amarillo College of Music presented its faculty in recital at Polk Street Methodist Church Monday evening. A large, enthusiastic audience praised performances by Emil F. Myers tenor Lila Austin Myers pianist Thomas Bean pianist Mrs Sid Cleghorn pianist Addie Logan Allee contralto Helen M Strite violinist Ellis B Hall cornetist and Marrilla c Dyer reader.
The Engineer Ladies 402 will host a bridge tournament at 2 40 oclock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs J T Pace 1008 Fillmore street. The public is cordially invited and those wishing to attend are asked to call 706 3 of 408 Mr and Mrs Graves Return Home
Mrs Margaret Burton of 1200 Massachusetts Avenue shares a personal success story about overcoming years of nervousness and melancholia to become a mother. She offers free advice to married women seeking help, promising confidential correspondence.
A busy list of social and organizational meetings across Amarillo. Ward Belmon t club hosts bridge at 3 pm. W M S and Circle groups meet at churches from 10 am to 5 pm with lunches and activities. Circles of Central Presbyterian and San Jacinto groups meet by unit with host addresses provided. Full attendance urged for many groups including Polk Street Methodist, First Baptist, and Dunning teachers associations.
The Altar Guild of St Andrew's Inpis church met Sunday afternoon at Mrs W A McIntosh home in San Jacinto. A good attendance and plans were formed for a rummage sale Saturday in the Wayland Building Fourth Street. An afternoon tea closed the meeting with service.
The Amarillo Country Club hosts a Halloween fancy costume masquerade dance on October 29 to kick off the holiday social season. The event is expected to be one of the season’s outstanding affairs.
The Philharmonic Club held its regular meeting Monday afternoon in the Women's Club rooms of the Municipal Auditorium with large attendance. Mrs. J. S. Ulm presided.
The afternoon opened with a talk on Folk Songs led by Mrs. Harvey Crudgington who performed Russian folk pieces The Volga Boatman and Russian Street Song. Mrs Erwin Ochsner offered Shep pard's Dance and Mrs Charles F Smith sang Kentucky mountain tunes. Mrs G T Oliver closed with a French harp solo as members rehearsed for The Blue Moon operetta to be staged soon.
Miss Louise Graves of El Paso and Lloyd West of Sherman and Pampa wed at 9 o'clock Sunday morning in the home of Mrs. Tom L. Tillman San Jacinto with Rev. G. L. Yates officiating. The couple's guests joined a 1 p.m. dinner at Mrs. R. L. Wooton's home before returning to Pampa. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Graves of Denison and a Denison High School graduate. the groom, son of Mrs. Princess West, is a Sherman High School Austin College and Fort Worth School of Pharmacy graduate and head of the Pampa Drug Co. in Pampa.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion from quick meals. It claims the tablets sweeten the stomach and aid digestion in six minutes with widespread druggist recommendation.
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