Fall picked decor ideas with berries and blooms
Snowberries and bittersweet with hydrangeas and Chinese lanterns create appealing table arrangements. Pick in fall and place in vases, then store in a cool spot until late summer flowers fade.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1937
Page
5
Snowberries and bittersweet with hydrangeas and Chinese lanterns create appealing table arrangements. Pick in fall and place in vases, then store in a cool spot until late summer flowers fade.
An OCR fragment references Excell dressing quart and baking row with code DFR 245-08. No clear event or entities beyond product and catalog codes are readable.
Amarillo alumnae chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta held a garden party at Mrs John C Fain home to close formal rush season. Guests included local members and patrons from Texas University. rush captain Louise Elliott coordinated the arrangements with Frankie Gist Dorothy Ann Dooley and Kathryn Roach.
Opal McDonnell wins the Ruth Class presidency at First Baptist Church. New officers include Opal McDonnell president with Juanita McGee Mary Sheridan Mary Frances Akard Dorothy Kil crease as vice presidents.
Mrs FE C Garthwait hosted the Mid-Week Bridge Club at 111A Buchanan Street on Wednesday. High score went to Mrs Lowell Pitts, second to Mrs Marie Snee, traveling prize to Mrs Chester Pyeatt, and guest prize to Mrs M H Greer. Other players included Mesdames Dorothy Davis H E Streetman and H C Harrison. Mrs Garthwait’s daughter Berna May aided in refreshments.
The J B L Club celebrated its first anniversary with a Palisades gathering last Thursday night. Organized August 21 1936 its charter members included Florence Gristy Mary Edna Alford Beatrice Clifton Ruth Billingslea and Lois Thompson now in Los Angeles. Present at the picnic were Ernestine Ballard Florence Gristy Marie Jenkins Jimmie Sullivan Ava Lee Sullivan and many others. Officers are President Ernestine Ballard Vice President Reba Grodieski Treasurer Jimmie Sullivan Reporters Dorothy Hoppin and Virginia Bussey and Social Committee Chair Lowise Read. The group meets Thursday evenings in the Canary Room Amarillo Hotel.
Friends and neighbors gathered at Mrs G A Renfroe home on Roberts Street to honor Mrs W O Smith with a farewell handkerchief shower before she leaves for Saint Jo Missouri. Horace Wooten voiced good wishes and gave gifts while guests penned verses for a keepsake book.
Mrs Hattie Davis was elected president of the Maria Class of the First Rayuet Church at a Thursday afternoon meeting held at her home 2501 Tyler Street co hosted by Mrs H D Penny. Prayers were given by Mrs Wallace Wright and Mrs O B Chesshir with many members present including Mrs Owens Ben M Scott Leon Yeeham and Clyde McGinley.
Mrs Buford Crawford hosted the London Bridge Club on Thursday with a red, white and blue motif. High score went to Mrs Jack Alexander, second to Mrs Elton Thomas, traveling to Mrs James Hutcheson, with others including Mrs James Walters and Mrs Robert Chilton. The next meeting is set for Thursday at Mrs Hutchesons, 2502 Pierce Street.
Ann Wagner, departing for Burlington Kansas, was feted at a Blackstone Tuesday morning breakfast and shower hosted by Huberta Underwood and Mary Ruth Florey. Huddle Club members and guests attended including Mary Jane Markle Wichita Falls and a long list of friends.
Kansas City livestock market reports hogs top at 11.15 with good to choice grades, cattle and calves trading with limited beef offerings and steer and yearling declines. Sheep and lambs show steady to firm pricing with Utah and native lambs noted among buyers. New Orleans cotton opens steady, hedge selling pressures push near months lower, trading quiet with term futures mixed.
The Camera Guild of former Southwestern Photographers Association officers and their wives will meet Mr and Mrs Jack Edwards of Edwards Studio this weekend. A Labor Day practice includes a business meeting at the Edwards home Saturday night and a Sunday trip to Taos and other New Mexico sceneries. Notables listed include Dan F E McKeskill, Tessie Dickeson, B Stall, G B Cluck and others from Austin Corsicana Ada Fort Worth and Denton.
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