Charming Bridge Hostess Edabeth Harmon Hosts Monday Party
Edabeth Harmon entertained at El Taos with yellow chrysanthemums and orange blossoms as tables were set for bridge yesterday afternoon. Adeline Lumpkin won high, Alice Arnold second high, and Juanita Durham received consolation. Guests included many local ladies, with a lawn party at Miss Caraway's home at 507 Kentucky Street Sunday evening.
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Edabeth Harmon
el Taos
Adeline Lumpkin
Alice Arnold
Juanita Durham
Gertrude Higinbotham
Elsie Little
Kathryn Kirk
Dorothy Louise Russell
Christine Dyche
Drusilla, Exum
Mary Exum
Mary Elizabeth Triplett
Dorothy Wright
Margaret Turner
Martha Greening
Louise Coe
Helen Mode
Mary Lois Ray
Ruth Stone
Rue Paula Parcells
Kathryn Parr
Peggy Hill
Julia Grinnell
Ruth Virginia Perdue
Kathryn Duncan
Joe Ella Vaughn
Nell Collins
Doris Wellingshead
Evelyn Freeman
Louise Trigg
Dorothy Jo Bush
Leonnard Sharp
Anna Lou Caraway
Gertrude McKay
Jetta Maiden
Caraway
Kentucky Street
Jewel Brock
Lillian Thorton
Theresa Cuff
Elizabeth Probst
Marie Carter
1926 Bridge Club To Open Thursday
Mrs. Glen Forson president announces the first meeting of the 1926 Bridge Club will be Thursday at 2 30 PM at 505-A Prospect Street. Vice president is Mrs. Ross Tremble, secretary Mrs. W S Inzard, treasurer Mrs. W R Russell, and reporter Mrs. W C Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Forson
Billy Boren
Prospect Street
Ross Tremble
W. S. Inzard
W. R. Russell
W. C Rhodes
Woman's Club to Hold Session at Burgess Home
Mrs. E C Burgess will host the Woman's Club at 1420 Tyler Street Thursday afternoon. New year books will be distributed and Bishop E C Seaman will speak on the National Cathedral at Washington. All members urged to attend the first meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Burgess
Woman's Club
Tyler Street
E. C. Seaman
National Cathedral
Washington
Welcome Reception Honoring Dr and Mrs Snodgrass
Mrs. Lee Bivins hosts a reception at 1000 Polk Street tomorrow from 7 30 to 10 p m honoring Dr Roy L Snodgrass the new pastor of First Christian Church The guest list includes pastors from other churches and First Christian Church members.
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Lee Bivins
Roy L. Snodgrass
Polk Street
Dr. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Husbands Low Income Pushes Wives Into Work in Cleveland
A 550-mother study by the labor department finds most working wives do so for economic necessity rather than personal choice. Of those with husbands at home, 78 percent cite insufficient income. many earn under 30 dollars weekly. Families average 2.3 children with women in domestic work, factories, sales, and offices. Childcare varied from nursery to relatives to none.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Department of Labor
Tipping Rules In Paris And Beyond
A Parisian woman explains tipping norms for different service levels. Standard waiters in ordinary restaurants are tipped 10 percent, while extraordinary waiters or extraordinary settings call for 12 percent. Exceptional service in highly rated places may warrant 15 percent up to 100 francs, then discretionary beyond that. Wine waiters should be tipped separately.
Local Misses and Attendants Head Off for Colleges and Trips
Miss Betty Fuller leaves for Colorado College in Colorado Springs to begin study this fall after attending the University of Arizona last fall. Miss Claudia Johnston returns home from Denver after visiting her sister Mrs. B C English in Amarillo. Marvin Brummet departs for Oklahoma A and M for the fall term. Morgon G Rockwell returns from a East Coast trip including St Louis New York City and Hartford. Mr and Mrs C P Rumph return from Fort Worth. Shirley Averitt returns from Taos and Santa Fe. Mrs C M Hitchcock of Dallas visits Mrs R S Tisdal in Hayden Street. Mrs J T Howell and son Bill visit relatives in Altus. Mr and Mrs Barney Files take two weeks vacation at the Grand Canyon. Opal Morton listed at West Ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fuller
E. M. Fuller
van Buren
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Claudia Johnston
Crosbyrton
B.C. English
Tyler Street
Johnson
Amarillo
Denver
Beta Delphians To Open Fall Meetings
The Beta Delphian society will open their fall meetings at Mrs. T. B. Gallaher home 2416 Hughes Street Friday morning at 9:90 o clock all members are requested to attend year
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Beta Delphian Society
T. B. Gallaher
Hughes Street
Missionary Society To Meet at Church Home
The Missionary Society of Buchanan Street Methodist Church will meet at Mrs. E. D. Moore’s home, 724 North Johnson Street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. All members are requested to be present.
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Missionary Society of the
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
E. D. Moore
North Johnson Street
Picnic plans for First Baptist Church Companion Class
Members of the Companion Class of the First Baptist Church will entertain with a roof garden picnic this evening at 7 40. If rain occurs the event will move to the classroom.
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First Baptist Church
Daytime Guests and Hostesses Named in City Notices
The social column lists Mrs. Joe Combs of Canadian visiting in Parisza and Mrs. H. G. Maxfield of West Twelfth Avenue hosting Mrs. T. B. Fisher of Dallas. Mrs. Deeman Fisher of Dallas visits Mrs. Harry Riner at West Tenth Avenue.
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H. G. Maxfield
West Twelfth Avenue
T. B. Fisher
Dallas
Deeman Fisher
Harry Riner
West Tenth Avenue
Small Coins and Chasseurs Demand Larger Tips in Paris
Ushers and attendants who guide guests in theaters and venues expect a franc for seating they provide, while taxi drivers disdain subpar tips below ten percent. Small coins with holes, seen as fractions of a cent, are scorned and avoided as gratuities.
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Loormen
Chasseurs
Vestiures
France
Tin can admission shocks Atlanta theatre crowd
In Atlanta on September 9 a theatre charged children six old tin cans as admission. The youngsters hurled the cans into a truck in front of the venue as they entered. The item also notes L B White of San Angelo was here on business and Zula Mae Locan of Lubbock, a Texas Tech graduate, will teach this fall at Buchanan Street school.
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L. B. White
San Angelo
Zula Mae Locan
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Buchanan Street
United Press
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Is This Your Birthday By Earl Minderman
On September 9, Mary Austin born 1868 in Carlinville Indiana wrote The Trail Book and The Land of Little Rain. Her play The Man Who Didn’t Believe in Christmas was produced in New York in 1916. Pauline Garon born 1904 in Montreal began film work in New York Doubling for Dorothy Gish.
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Mary Austin
Carlinville
Outland
Italy
Coban and Harris Theater
New York
Pauline Garon
Montreal
Canada
Sacred Heart Convent
D. W. Griffith Studios
Dorothy Gish
Pledges To Be Introduced at Formal Dance
Miss Josephine Tisdal was elected president of Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority at a meeting hosted by Miss Winifred Simpson at 1607 Polk Street. Aud ry Kelly became vice president while Dorothy Stovall is treasurer and Winifred Simpson secretary. New pledges include Virginia Smallwood Clara Lemons Gladys Cook Ruth Tisdal and Frances Munn. Also noted, a screen hit with Richard Barthelmess in Sonny and Ida Henrietta Hyde born 1857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Tisdal
Alpha Zeta Beta
Winifred Simpson
Polk Street
Audrey Kelly
Dorothy Stovall
Maurine Lumpkin
Flora Simpson
Guardian
Virginia Smallwood
Clara Lemons
Gladys Cook
Ruth Tisdal
Frances Munn
Richard Barthelmess
Sonny
Ida Henrietta Hyde
Pledges to Be Presented at Formal Dance in School Plans
The Sorority plans for the first weeks of school include presenting pledges at a formal dance. Attendees at the meeting include Miss Bavilla Kelly Miss Montie Pearson and Miss Ruth Allumbaugh.
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Bavilla Kelly
Montie Pearson
Ruth Allumbaugh
Fire Hits Sey Tour Grain Warehouse Loss Tops Half Million
A fire at the Corporation Warehouse in Sey tour Sutter county destroyed 33 000 tons of grain. Fire officials estimate the loss at more than 500 000 dollars. Origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Rin) Corporation
Seytour
Sutter County
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Edabeth Harmon Charming
Miss Caraway
Bridge Club
Woman’s Club
Clara Clairbert
San Francisco
Marvin Brummet
C. J. Brummet
Taylor Street
Oklahoma A. & M
Morgon G. Rockwell
The
Rockwell Beauty Parlor
St. Louis
New York City
Hartford
Conn
Misa Shirley Averitt
Taos, Santa Fe
New Mexico
C. M. Hitchcock
R. 8
Tisdal
Hayden Street
J. T. Howell
Bill Howell
Altus, Okla
Mr. and
Mrs. Barney Files
W. Ninth Avenue
Grand Canyon
Opal Morton
West
Beta Delphians
Horlick
Horlick’s
Racine, Wisconsin
Texas
Tenas History
Lone Star State
Amarillo News Daily
Daily News
Earl Minderman
Sahety
Bayer Aspirin
Woodland
Calif
Conoco
Joe Scroggins
North Fillmore
Auto van Buren
Packard
Packard Motor Car Company
Toney Chisum, Inc
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