Rainbow Girls entertain at twilight tea by Mrs. Bynum
The Rainbow Girls event hosted by Mrs. C. L. Bynum featured a pink and white tea setting with cake and bon bons. Louise Lyda presided as advisor, Mary Helena Coats past advisor, and Edna Malone and others served guests. Attendees included a long list of Rainbow members and several major ity members and advisory board officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bynum
Louise Lyda Worthy
Mary Helena Coats
Edna Malone
Mabel Sands
Ruth Jear Smith
Clara Lambeth
Lorraine Echler
Bynum
Merle Haynes
Marie Tucker Goodart
Mary Louise Miller
Marjorie White
Jean Amonett Glover
Ann B. Johnson
Ruth Gaines Wilson
Rose Hubbard
Wanda Conrad
Lucille Finkhousen
Madine Rogers
Lois Weverka
Nie McKnight
Frances Long
Marguerite Lemp
Mary Harbert
Phyllis Jean Gessert
Charlotte Ann Fulton
Margaret Patterson
Catherine Puckett
Lois Perrine
Eileen Morris
Ethel Coffey
Beatrice Mark
LaVoyce Malone
Ella Tarbell
Louise McKey
Jane Russell Oberkampf
Henrietta Price
Jo Wilburn
Lena Toby
June Brookshier
Janice Huff
Harriet Poorbaugh
Jayne Miller
Marie Tucker- Goodhart
Inez Marley
Hazel Smith
Mary Mullis
EB. L. Lusk
C. A. Marey
Harold E. Crosby
James’ Duthie
Wade Corn
O.N. Wherrett
Charolette St. John John
Mrs Tom White Hosts Bridge Club Afternoon
Mrs Tom D White entertained her bridge club and friends this afternoon at her home with dainty refreshments served at ten o clock. Attendees included Mrs John B Beers Jr Paul D Wilmot Robert E Daughtry John Allen Phinizy Robert Fall G T Watts Horace H McGee J P White Jr Burton C Mossman Jr Lawrence Fairbank Miss Mary Mossman Miss Betty Pope of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom D. White
Bridge Club
Mmes
John B. Beers Jr
Paul D. Wilmot
Robert E. Daughtry
John Allen Phinizy
Robert Fall
G- T. Watts
Horace H. McGee
J. P. White Jr
Burton C. Mossman Jr
Lawrence Fairbank
Mary Mossman
Betty Pope
Fort Worth
Community Calendar for Week at Local Groups
Calendar lists daily meetings and events at Nickson Coffee Shop Chautauqua Circle St Andrews Guild Writers Club Rainbow Assembly and more across churches clubs and schools. Notable gatherings include luncheons dinners dances card parties and study groups hosted by Womans Club PEO chapter and various church groups through Friday with Saturday rummage sale and junior Spanish dinner at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce McCandless
Nickson
Chautauqua Literary Circle
Julia H. Dakens
St. Andrews Guild
Writers Club
Chamber of Commerce
Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Temple
Washington Avenue
Parent- Teachers Association
Little Bridge Club
George Etz
Shirley Feather
Brotherhood of First Christian Church
Annex
Southern M. E. Missionary Society
Grace McD. Phillips
United Rural Club
Esther Seaverns
Esther
First Baptist Church
J. A. Waller
Catherine Puckett
St. Peters Altar Society
St. Andrews Parish
L. T. Lewis
George E. French
Southern
M. E
North Main
Harmony Class Party and Presbyterian Mission Tea Notes
The Harmony Class of First Christian Church hosted a musical and social evening at Geo. N. Carothers home with Bob Crosby Clifford Ferrin Russell Franzen assisting. An artistic program featured violin flute piano soprano and trio. guests included W. H. Hortenstein George Huffman A. R. Dawson and many others. A Presbyterian Missionary chain tea followed at Mrs J. E. Wolfe's country home with five dollar silver offering. attendees listed include Le Roy Thompson M C Martin R R Lund John E. Smith and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Geo. N. Carothers
Mmes
Bob Crosby
Clifford Ferrin
Russell Franzen
Frozen
Russell
Franzen
Guffin
Janice Huff
Tom Hubbard
Rosen
W. H. Hortenstein
George Huffman
A. R. Dawson
Harry Blake
Daisy N. Guffin
W. A. Hoffman
Misses Huff
Curtis
Rucker
Cummins
Pope
George Owens
Emory Carpenter
Presbyterian Chainter
J. E. Wolfe
Geo. Nachand
Third generation joins PEO Chapter B at Nickson home
Mrs John B Beers Jr nee Virginia Nickson is initiated into PEO Chapter B during a special meeting at the Nickson Hotel hosted by her mother Mrs Guy Nickson. A reception followed with yellow and white decorations, calendulas, carnations, and ice cream. PEO members and guests attended, including Mrs Mary Frances McClure and Mrs L P Richart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Beers Jr
Virginia Nickson
Guy Nickson
Nickson
J. Mummert
Gilder
Mummert
Colfax
Iowa
Mary Frances McClure
W. OC. Budhly
H Bruce Griffith
Beers
L. P. Richart
Mmes Claude Simpson
H. V. Fall
H. Bruce Griffith
J. Bennett Allison
Cecil Penney
Slyvester P. Johnson
Rfe. Morris
W. C
Roswell Boy Elmer Tate Shines In Tulsa Business
Elmer E. Tate, son of Mrs. Ida Tate of 312 East Sixth, is named secretary and assistant treasurer of the Sneed Royalty Co. in Tulsa. Robert E. Garrett becomes director, succeeding E. J. Highfill who resigns to pursue another business. Highfill stays until March 1 to supervise year end closing. Washington’s Birthday events near for the D A R with a Tulsa chapter celebration noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Roswell
Elmer Tate
Ida Tate
East Sixth
Robert E. Garrett
Elmer E. Tate
Sneed Royalty Co
Garrett
E. J. Highfill
Tate
Highfil
Wives of Screendom's Greatest Lover Benefit Game
A benefit event is planned in the Bulks Club ballroom at 2:20 with ten guests. Mrs. Robert Kellahin chairs the event for D.A.R. hostesses. Py Mrs. B. C- Roney is press chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulks Club
D.A.R
Robert Kellahin
B. C- Roney Press
Independent Woman January issue highlights optimistic editorials
The January issue of The Independent Woman, the official magazine of the Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, carries cheery editorials stressing belief in country governance and the nation’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Woman
Business and Professional Womens Clubs
Notable Society Scene Snippets From A Colorful Town
A jumble of social notes highlights young matrons crafting swagger attire and wearing bold earrings, a new case stirring chatter, a birthday poker party with losses, a roving attached young man, four matron debutantes emulating Babe Ruth style, a gracious hostess at an Italian supper, and a trio of smart men. Also listed are a gifted dressmaker who sewed a house dress in a single afternoon as a gift, four First Christian Church ladies sharing a birthday cake, Roswell’s new prominent family buying a fine home, and a WCTU member whose lost garb was found hidden in her dress.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bear
Thorpe Grace
Douglas
Leslie
Howard
Paul
Lukas
Margaret Lindsay
Hoxie Outlaw
Dorothy Gulliver
NG Dame
Buch Jones
Gordon
Ghost ciTy
ESC
Princess
Urs
Tom White
MGM
Richard Barthelmess
Rio
Sun
Sharlie
Jack Pearl
Jimmy Durante
Zasu Pitts
Ted Healy
Stooges
Edna May Oliver
Elks Club
Mmes. le Roy Thompson
M. C. Martin
R. R. Lund
John E. Smith
W. J. Beatty
Elza White
Grace K. Carson
W. W Huntly
E. C. Gessert
Catherine Rosenburg
R. M. Watts
J.F. Justice
T. F. Fea
A. @. Stevens
D. D. Atkinson
W. E. Fensom
C. D. Keyes
E. J Baker
Ora Corkran
F. E. Plymate
J. D. Herron
E. F. Hayslip
W. S. Smock
W. J. Martin
John W. Hall
A. H. Jankes
B. C. Wallace
Gertrude B. Lewis
W. R. Wilkins
J. R. Thomas
Misses Maude Keller
Maurine Plymate
Catherine Huntly
Kate Watts
Sally White
Washington
The
Daughters of American Revolution
Roswell Girl Scout Court-of
Chaves County
Ruth Jean Smith
Frank L. Smith
Scouts
Council
Friends of Scouting For Girls
Paul G. Schultz
Immanuel Lutheran Aid Society
Hoyt Merchant
Dexter
Valentine
P.E
Episcopal Parish Hall
Womans Club
Troop
James B. Coats
Alice Girard
Fairview Club
M. Alice Massie
Morningside Place
U W
W. L. Prager
Association of University Women
Willard L. Prager
Faybelle Cummins
Pitkin
Max Coll
A Hk. Farnsworth
Harry G. Moberiy
Henry E. Samson
Elmer Neiman
Willard Prager
Maybelle Cummins
Betsy Pope
D.D
United States
Federal Bureau of Statistics
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Rockies
PWA
Joan Gilbert
Veatrice Cox
Virginia Bruce
Claire
John Gilbert
Virginia
Gilbert
Olivia Burrell
Leatrice Joy
Ina Claire
Miss Bruce
Susan
WCTU
Afas
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