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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
6
The Home Interest Club will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o clock at 310 North Prospect Street the home of M s H B Saunders All members are urged to be present.
The Philharmonic Club marked its silver anniversary and opened fall sessions with a Rose Room luncheon at Amarillo Hotel. Hostesses included Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Adams, and others. Toastmistress was Mrs. H. H. Cooper. The program featured violin numbers by Robert Axtell and songs by Mrs. Crume, with floral centerpieces and corsaged place cards.
Mrs K P Kane hosted an afternoon bridge party at 836 Western Avenue for guest Mrs Rich Ramming of Wichita Falls. Pink and green decor featured pink roses while pink bouffant dressed score pads adorned tables. Mrs C F Collier won high, Mrs Walter Fuermann second. guest favor presented by Mrs Ramming. Attendees included Mrs J B Driskell, Mrs Frank Turner, Mrs Walter Fuermann, Mrs C C Long, Mrs C F Collier, Mrs Rich Ramming, Mrs L P Bell, and Miss Katherine Murray.
The marriage of Mrs Blanche Mc Gee of Dallas and Mr Hugh Donnell formerly of Amarillo now in Fort Worth occurred Wednesday evening August 27 at the Greenville Avenue Christian Church in Dallas with Rev Ben M Edwards officiating. A reception followed and the couple left for New Mexico and Colorado en route to Fort Worth where Mr Donnell was formerly with Southwestern Bell.
Aliss Maxine Martin was elected worthy advisor and Johnnie Louise Gilkerson worthy associate advisor at Rainbow Girls installation held last evening at the Masonic Temple. Bernice Arnold, Helen Murphy, and Dorothy Peterson named as sisters in charity, hope, and faith as plans for a dance were discussed with a date to be announced.
Mrs John Kenyon hosted a bridge party at El Taos honoring out of town guests Mrs L Kenyon of Galveston Mrs W C Barton of Higgins and Miss Altha Campbell of Fort Worth. Prizes were awarded to high and second high scorers Mrs L Lewis and Mrs J Harris with floral decorations, baskets and dahlias throughout.
Engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Elizabeth Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs F S Smith and Dr A F Hansen of Borger announced. A dinner bridge at the Black Hotel Borger featured a horseshoe table display and a tiny wedding party centerpiece. Wedding date set for September 18.
Dr. Hansen, OU graduate, practiced in Borger for four years and taught there this past year. The announcement party hosted many guests including Elizabeth Smith and a long list of Dr and Mrs colleagues and local residents.
Mrs Charley Hand was hostess to the O W Club at her home on 402 Florida Street yesterday afternoon. The rooms were attractively decorated with garden flowers as the members sewed on garments.
Mrs Eph Roddy entertained the Christian Endeavor members of Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church at her home 1006 West Twentieth Avenue with garden flowers and indoor games for the children from the Home. Mrs Hand served a salad course during refreshments. Attending were Mrs J R Gant Mrs H B Martin Mrs H F Pierce Mrs D C West Mrs William Spencer and Mrs P A Preisig.
Guests arrived and were introduced to the Fly Family then enjoyed iced punch and cake after games. Attendees included Miss Clorine Grammer, Miss Mattie Wade Grammer, Miss Clasdie Morgan, Miss Mary Alice Morgan, Miss Mary Bradburn, Miss Marjorie Hays, Miss Lucy Earle Roddy, Miss Jane Roddy, Beaumont Mood, Hugh Fincher, Jack Pittman, Howard Wilson, Jack Wilson, Gerald Wilson, Seldin Allen, W. A. Morgan, Lee Roy Hollinghead, Mick Williams, and Ellis Donelson.
Woodmen Circle No 171 will meet in regular session at the W O W Hall Friday evening at 8 o clock. All teams are expected to be present.
A consumer compare and claim article touts Schilling Celery Salt Cinnamon and Vanilla against competitors. It argues higher celery seed content boosts flavor, notes absence of celery stalks, praises Saigon cinnamon bark quality, and tests vanilla by adding to milk to reveal purer, lasting flavor.
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