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he lt;ountry club for most of it* par* ies. wap invited to sip from the cup f pleasure last evening at the l aw-hon hotel, when Mrs. J, H. Lindsey ntertamed at a dinner dance for her nly daughter, Miss E* telle Lindaey,vho is making h* r dehut this reason, md for her house guest, Mips Hazel VBrien of Amarillo, Texas,The guests were received in theurge dining room, which embellished vith palm*, framed a lovely picture is Mr*. Lindsey and the two honor* es md Miss Frames Hampshire extend* *d greeting*, the fair loveliness ofhe debutante, Miss Lindsey, being enhanced by her dress of ruffle* ofulle shading from pale blue to a larker shado, and her shoulder cor-• age of sweetheart ro*rs and valley liltc* while Mis* O'Rrien's fair coloring and titian hair showed off to advantage in a dress of silver geor gette with touche* of green and a shoulder corsage of sweetheart ro-'s and valley lilies.One hundred gucftt* were invited for dinner and the girls found their places marked with place c ards of old fashion girls, and the male rex with hoys in Tuxedo*. ,w* JiVt*in the Women's club room* Municipal auditorium.“Famous Christmas Character* was tho subject of the evening** pro* gram, and two of the most interestmg talks in th» history of the LittleTheatre were made by Mis* Jane IIarty and Mis* Klme Little, which proved at this time whnt a great developing work the Little Theatre does and it doing for the youth ofAmarillo.Miss !larty*« talks was a splendid •me dealing with Scrooge and St.Nicholas to the t hrift C hild.Mis« Little In a moat charming manner told the story of “The Other Wise Man*’ by Henry Vim Dyke.During the business session, which follow* d. preparations were made forthe Lr t j ;.\ of the season to hepresented by the Amarillo LittleTheatre on December 12 and LI, 1 i* Three Live Ghosts,” under the direction of Dr. K P ParcelDFhU play will be gi\«n in theWoman’s club rooms of the Municipalauditorium, and will formally openthe season's activities of the Amarillo Little Thei tra*sIIAt the large table, where covers were laid for 22, th•• centerpiece was x mass of yellow chrysanthemum* and * mi lax; yellow chrysanthemums also centering the 12 small tablesgrouped around it. Little turkeys inremembrance of the passing festival held the numb* r of each table, and at. each place were little paper caps.The taste of the guests was appealed to in six tempting courses and the De Luxe Serenade?:*, the dinner guest being augmented at the close of the feast by 125 more guests who enjoy ed with them an evening of unalloyed pleasure, the younger set coming especially to web ome into their rank and file Mi ss Lindsey, anotherin the rosebud garden of girls.Ittf q '*1 *#•budMothers' CouncilHolds EnthusiasticMeeting MondayA li.rge and enthusiastic attend- j ante was present Monday afternoon, when the Mothers’ Council of Amarillo met in regular session in the Amarillo Senior High school library.During the business session, Mrs.* O. E. Long, president of the Am a rillo Senior High school Parent Teacher association, was elected sixth vice president of the Mothers’ Council and Mrs. Louis Connor was elected secretary. Moth of the elections were made to fill vacancies.Mrs. Tom Williams gave a most concise and interesting report of the recent Mothers’ (’engross and Parent* Teacher convention in Houston. Mrs. Williams was a delegate from thiscouncil.Miss Elizabeth Nixon, principal of the Junior High school spoke on“Prizes; How to (live Prizes and theMethod of Financing/*A round table discussion followed, and other reports were given.* * *Little Theater Groups Hold Enthusiastic Meetings This WeekThe Amarillo Little Theatre Eve-ning Group held one of its most enthusiastic meetings Monday eveningThe morning group of the Anm rilb, Little Theatre met Tuesday morning in the Women** club ro«*m-of the Municipal auditorium.A very interesting Impromptu program was giv' n at this time, under the direction of Mrs. Ld S. McKinney.Preparations and plans for “lhreei ive Ghosts*/* the play to ha g •by the Little Theatre on December 12 and 13, were made at this time* * * •Kecital Is Postponed.The Marsalis Glenn Studios music pupils recital which was announcedto take place Friday night will be postponed until Saturday afternoonat 2:30 o’clock at the studios, 1217Bowie street.The refit a) is being postponed onaccount of the organ recital which U scheduled for Friday evening at the Central Presbyterian church by Henry Seibert.NOTK’K OF D1SSOLI TION OlPARTNERSHIP.Notice is hereby given that on November D, 11*27, the partnership of A. F. W aggoner and Stacy William , operating under the firm name of Plains Rig Gompiyiv, was duly dissolved. The said Stacy Williams hasassumed all of the obligations of t aidpartnership and will operate under the trade name of Plains Rig lt;om ■puny. -A. F. W AGGONER, STAGY WILLIAMS.HIGH GRADE DENTISTRY AT MODERATE PRICES MAYO DENTAL CLINICMassie Rldg . Corner 4th and PolkSts. Room* 5, 6, 10 and 11IWanted 20 or 25Men or Young Boys fortwo or three weeks work.» *4 k * 2 /'k I
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo, Texas, US
Wed, Dec 07, 1927
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