Queen Marys quiet log hut near Balmoral shines
In Deeside Scotland a small thatched log cabin near Birsemoor Loch serves Queen Mary. She visits for tea with intimate friends when at Balmoral and travels quietly to Aboyne by motor to stroll the lanes. Built by Lady Cowdray three years ago from fir logs, the hut hosts daily fires when the queen is in residence and signals her presence by smoke from its chimney. Las Amigas Queridas Club entertained at the Simpson home with bridge prizes and guests including Mrs. Teas and Mrs. Lawson.
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Associated Press
New Scotland
Deeside
Scotland
Birsemoor Loch
Aever
Balmorale Astle
Pemmer
With
Aboyne
Mos
Queen Mary's
Crete
Lady Cowdray
Balmoral
Las Amigas Queridas Club
Roberts Fealy
Mner
J. H. Jam Cberts
Simpson
Sidliches
Bridge
Ra. C. H. Middaugh
John Pais
John Les
D. H. Greer
J. H.cKinley
H. R. Clayton
H. Roberts
B. M. Roberts
Pirs
J. G. West
C. H. Mid- Svaugh
Ethel Caldwell
R. M. Teas
Sys
Margaret Lawson
E. G. Maklacey
Open House at Margaret Wills School Tonight
The Margaret Wills school hosts an open house this evening organized by the Parent-Teacher Association to honor faculty members. The event starts at 8 o'clock and invites all school parents to attend.
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Margaret Wills
Parent
Women Mission Study and Bazaar Plans At Polk Street Church
The Polk Street Missionary Society reviewed Women In the Kingdom with charts posters and solos. A November week of prayer was organized and a nominating committee named. A bazaar is planned for November 16 and 17 with department chairmen listed and donations requested. Bundles should be delivered to the sale site. Also new Rothmoor coats are on display at the Ladies Store.
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Polk Street Methodist Missionary Society
R. E. L. Morgan
W. T. Leachman
Society
J. L. Scott
P. FE. Darnall
F. P. Works
G. C. Davis
J. Ray
J. S. Nugent
Ss. D., Vaughn
R. I. Graves
W. M. Caraway
D. W. Owens
J. L. Moore
J. A. Fowlkes
L. V. Wallace
John Armstrong
Methodist
Ben Short
W. W. Lynch
W. Cronmiller
W. J. Miller
W. Bridgeman
F. M. Burkett
T. C. Lively
J. D. Carter
Tech
Black Dominates Paris Winter Fashion Trends
Paris fashion reports a pervasive shift to black for winter wardrobes. Parisian women favor black dresses, gloves, and furs with selective contrast in shades like fawn or champagne. Notably, a renowned dressmaker serving American clients showcases the season’s all black line for day and evening wear.
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Paris
Hazel Reavis
Associated Press
Morningside Club Delights Mrs Hand at Home
The Morning Side Jolly Dozen gathered at 780 North Arthur Street for an afternoon of fancy needlework hosted by Mrs. P. E. Hand. The ladies enjoyed social chatter and crafting, extending the pleasant social call.
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Jolly Dozen
P. E. Hand
North Arthur Street
Mrs. Hand
Social event features noted guests and music
Several pleasant musical numbers entertained attendees. Refreshments were served during the social hour. Special guest of honor was Mrs. A. Black, mother of Mrs. Hand. Other guests included Mrs. B. M. Phipps, Mrs. A. Sparks, Mrs. H. Steele, Mrs. B. Hudson, Mrs. Perry Spencer, Mrs. C. Warren, Mrs. J. B. Phipps, Mrs. A. B. Claflin, and Mrs. A. L. Swink.
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A. Black
Hand
M. Phipps
A. J Sparks
H. W. Steele
W Fludson
Perry Spencer
C. Warren
J. 8. Phipps
A. B. Claflin
A. L. Swink
Mrs Porter To Give Radio Concert At Amarillo College
Mrs Emmett B Porter will perform a radio concert at Amarillo College of Music this evening singing A May Morning Indian Dawn and The Winds in the South She plans to go to Dallas next week to compete in the Atwater Kent State Audition The conversation ends with a family quip about convalescence.
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Amarillo College of Music
Emmett B. Porter
Denza
Zameenik
Scott
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Scotish Forest
Stiranginit Paris
Gun Metal
Shadow
Hollywood
Bennie Selnick Mer
Polk
Taylor
Wer
Doeuillet-Doucet
Rothmoor
Westfield
Waterfield
Westfields
Westfield Movement
Morningside Club
Tan San
Pearl
Billikens
Seventh St
Polk St
Coats
The
Dial
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