Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-08
NEWS OF sCOTrsDALE
Delights Of The Colony Maintained
Through the Warm Weather.

Scottsdale, July 5.--tSpec!al corre-
spondence of The Republlcan)-A de-
lightful neighborhood gathering was
held recently at the home of Prof,
Bount in honor of Mrs. q. NJ. Lynd ana
daughter, Miss Louise, and Mrs. Il. l..
Kari guests at the time. An interest
ing feature of the entertainment was
a display of ancient pictures of various
membsis of the party. II. l.. Underhill
was there in ,urls and small boy attire
and j. l.. Davis appeared as he did be
fore attaining the dimensions Of gov
eminent Official. Prof. Blount showed
mp as lad Of fifteen and Chaplain and
MIS-. Scott represented young manhood
and womanhuOd Mesdames Underhlll,
Davis, Lynd and others were presented
in varying stages Of development.
\ recent letter from Mrs. 5. T..
Whery reports her son, Robert
Wherry. much improved in health He
has bought an orange grove at Clare
mont. Ca, and they are well pleased
with their surroundings.
The Children's day Offering Of $500
was devoted 10 the mission work in
China conducted by Rev. Horace Houl-
ding. who recently visited Scottsdale.
Miss Bertha Blount left yesterday for
an indefinite stay in Los Angeles and
at thu coast. She accompanied her
aunt MS T.. l.. Kari, whs goes to Los
Angeles training school to join party
Of missionaries soon tn sail for North
China.
\ paper from Ovid New York. has
I, en- received by Scottsdale friends
from Mr.. George Bodine containing a
beautiful and deserved tribute to his
brother, Seward. who died recently in
his New York home. Last fall the Bo-
dine brothers came To Phoenix In
arch Of health for the younger man
and found tn ir way to Scottsdale To
the ranch Of Chaplain Scott. Their
open. manly faces and gentlemanly
conduct secured for them hearty re-
spect from the first As the weeks
wen; by and tn struggle for life be-
came more hopeless the sympathy of
all went out strongly tn the bright
faced. ,hsery young fellow who loved
life SO dearly and yet 50 submis sively
said, 1T is all right, whichever way II
goes" No less did admiration increase
for the strong. loving brother that
never thought Of himself but who with
much sacrifice OF personal pans de-
voted hims faithfully to the tender
care OF his sick brother. Seldom has
Scottsdale been so deeply interested in
transient people and never has 1t wit
messed a mere beautiful exhibition of
brotherly love.
Mrs Minnie Elliott and daughter
Elsie are visiting Scottsdale friends.
Con modore Perry has gone to Pres
colt to celebrate the Fourth.
Fourth of July passed quietly in our
village. Old Glory fioated from the
fiagpole on the school grounds and the
small boy found relief in hTecrackers
and gun powder. In the evening Mr..
and Mrs II. L. Underhill entertained
the neighbors upon their commodious
lawn. A very creditable display Of
fireworks was exhibited under the man
ag ment of II. l.. Underhill. assisted by
the Blount boys. Walter Nigh and
Lawrence tnderhilI. Mrs Underhil
and Mrs. Telford ssIved delicious
watermelon and social time followed
ScOttsdale folks never attempt any
great things in a social way, but for
downright good times they are not ex-
ce'led in these neighborhood gather
ings. A. X. b.