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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
8
New York reports show nine out of ten women adopting berets or turbans this season. Designers emphasize draped folds and lifted back contours, giving hats a broader silhouette and a bandaged, swathed look across berets and turbans alike.
Announcement by the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers requests each P T A organization in the city to mail to Mrs. E Rt Read at 1808 Tyler Street a complete list of officers the name of the principal of their school and the two council delegates at once.
Mr and Mrs Fred Short entertain at El Taos with a dinner dance Saturday. Clyde Damphs nine piece orchestra provides music for the evening and reservations are encouraged.
The Gamma Chapter of the Delphian Society will meet in the Women's Club rooms Thursday evening at 7 45 o'clock. Mrs C A Roberts will lead the gathering and all members are urged to attend. The meeting follows a Catholic Daughters officers election at the Cathedral Parish House earlier in the week with Mrs W D Walsh named grand regent.
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A new beret design features a tucked crown draped to one side secured by a felt band and gold buckle. Parish notes list Mahoney and Mrs. F Leithaus er among attendees and announce three new trustees Mrs. E H Baker Mrs Nora Garvey and Mrs Fred Probst. Parish House hosted fall flowers and a large season gathering with hot coffee sandwiches and cake served after the meeting.
Paris fashion notes present women golfers with winter wear including gray and white windbreaker jerseys and a rough tweed skirt. Norfolk jackets reimagined in a mannish belted style with box pleats and pockets suit cold weather play.
White costumes once begun by Mrs. Graham Vanderbilt at a recent ball gain popularity among fashionable women. Mrs. Jorge Andre is seen in a bouffant white silk frock with silver and pearl embroidery, white slippers, white transformation, and a tiny black patch on one cheek.
Washington report describes Dorothy Kurtz daughter of Representative Kurtz of Pennsylvania wearing a brown lace fall ensemble. The long tight dress with flared bottom pairs with a matching brown lace hat and brown suede and lizard skin shoes.
Marion Terry, sister of Ellen Terry, born 1856, forged a leading English stage career. She supported Sothern Robertson and Irving, appeared for King Edward in 1907, and starred in Our Betters and notable Shakespearean and Moliere works.
Victor promises more lifelike tone by banishing sound shadows and introduces a superb cabinet with Victor craftsmanship and acoustical perfection. New low prices make it easier to own the world's greatest radio.
The Distinguished Committee of 17 at the Ritz Hotel tested a tiny soap bead claimed to extend silk stocking wear by 20 percent. Science backs a new soap that dissolves instantly in cool water and rinses away completely, promising a revolutionary wash for silks.
Washington reports a return of scarf pins for men as a stylish trend driven by diplomats and the feminine fad for harmony in dress. Leading jewelers say matching pins for suits will be a key part of what the well dressed man will wear this autumn.
SAN ANTONIO health officer Dr. W A King urges housewives to wash dishes in hot soapy water then scald and air dry. He warns dish towels leave germs and saving time is not lazy but healthy.
A Palmolive Beads sponsorship lists 17 prominent women leaders from across the United States. It includes Mrs. James J. Davis wife of the labor secretary, actress Ethel Barrymore, philanthropist Anne Morgan, Columbia University physician Dr. Ellen B. McGowan, and novelist Mary Roberts Rinehart.
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