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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
6
Roses in pink and coral decorated the rooms at a bridge party yesterday afternoon for the Pla Mor Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Ben Henson of 1001 Sunset Street. High honors went to Mrs. L. J. Lindsey and second to Mrs. Harold Richey, with Miss Josephine Miller named guest favor.
The Toor garden church hosted a party by the Woman's Missionary Union honoring the recently formed Girls Auxiliary. Green and white decorations set a festive tone as games entertained attendees. Guests included Bethene Williams Virginia Rittenberry Mell Dean Rogers James Higgins Mize Janice Cameron Marguerite Van Fivet Louise Ford Jasmine Shaffer Mary Agnes Hays JaNelle Smith Cara Lee Dashier Mary Louise Lary Aliene Ballew Doris Hillingslea Fay Horn Elaine Gaut Kathleen Gaut Lola Bell Pipkin and Margaret Mott.
Mrs J E Montgomery hosted at 1501 Madison Street to honor Dorothy Helen Jones on her sixth birthday. Guests enjoyed panies and amusements at Ellwand Park, with candied dolls as favors and ice cream and cake for refreshment. Attendees included Billie Gee, Robert Wilson, Wendene Wilson, Warner Wilson, Margaret Spann, Marjory Edwards, Pat McCarty, Carol Spann, Joan Nicholson, Jack Wiseman, Doris Dale Crownover, and Dorothy Helen Jones.
Mrs W J Satterwhite hosted the Kongenial Kard Kinb at 1613 Hayden Street with garden flowers brightening rooms. Mrs Bob Emmett took high in games, Mrs Max Merry was second. attendees included several named members.
Hillcrest members and guests are invited to a dance event hosted by the club. The Junior Woodman Circle meets Friday at 4 PM at the W. O. W. Hall, with the time moved from 5 to 4 o'clock.
A bride Mrs William Quincy Boyce returned from a Canada and western states honeymoon was feted at 1118 Tyler Street. Guests included Miss Mary Lynn Boyce and Mrs William Boyce, with yellow and lavender dahlias, lilies and asters, pale blue accents, and a formal tea service.
The F. M. Bralley Chapter of the Panhandle C I A Club reconvened at Miss Frances Wayne Smith’s home 1803 Taylor Street. Bridge formed the entertainment with Miss Ida Mae McClure winning high. Attendees included Mrs. F. M. Butler Mrs. Fred W. Hinds and several named members.
The Madonna Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly business meeting in the Sunday School classroom Thursday afternoon at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
Mrs Will Gilvin of 2606 Washington Street has as her guests Mrs John P D Huffman and Miss Bettye Barr of Shreveport La and Bob Buckner of Dallas. Several informal courtesies are planned during their visit.
Paris reports new fur Eton collars for youth suits. A notable green mixture model features a black Alaska seal collar and a suit material bow. Dressmakers favor basque bodice coats with collars buttoned high. T. B. O'Brien of Bankers Life and agents L. P. Herndon and Riley Wilkison traveled to Tulsa for a company convention.
The Sunshine Child Study Club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Mrs Ivy Wilkinson 1812 Pierce Street. The venue was changed from Mrs W B Walsh’s home and members are asked to note the update.
The Brothernooma of American Yeomen will hold a regular open social at the I. O. O. F. Hall located at 312 1 2 East Fifth Avenue tomorrow evening starting at 8 oclock. Dana Harmon leads the program and Jesse's Melody Maids provide music for the event.
Mrs L DuCrest reports her son improved after using Vinci noting better appetite sleep and mood. The ad claims Vinci provides iron calcium and cod liver peptone and promises quick results with “sound sleep and a big appetite.” Postoffice Drug Store endorses the product.
An old newspaper line promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Tablets marketed as a remedy. The text repeats the product name and brand emphasis with a brief mention of lye in the surrounding typography.
The La Costura Club met yesterday at Mrs. R. G. Piiler’s home on Broadmoor Street. Fall decor and white green color scheme set the scene for a first meeting of the year with guests sharing summer stories and needlework entertainment. Refreshments in two courses honored Mrs. Piiler, her mother, and her great grandmother, with a long list of members attending.
Miss Ethel Eleanor Mowatt chose a champagne chiffon lace bridal dress with a tight-fitting bodice and long full skirt. Her picture hat maire slippers and silk mitts matched in champagne, completing the bridal ensemble for the ceremony with James Laurence Darby.
White and green frocks are in fashion for day and night. Miss Anne Dangerfield wore a white crepe dress with small green embroidery at a recent dance. Mrs Metcalf and her children Ruth Ralph and W C Jr have moved to 706 Maryland from Pampa and will attend school here this fall.
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