Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-28
ABOUT PHOENIX PEOPLE
ETA CLIFFORD YOUNG /:

a question that came before the
recent convention of women's CLUBS,
was that of admitting aged and in
firm women to the Pioneers home
at Prescott. II seems that hereto
fore il has not been the custom to
elbow them the privilege given To
men even though they had the nee
,ssary qualifications of good charac-
ter. had been active in the develop
inert Of the territory. had resided in
Arizona for at least % years and
were past so years Of age. one case
was cited by Miss Sharlot Hall. Of
a Mrs Ella H. Kendall. formerly n
resident Of Globe. but now about 10
move TO Mesa. who had been refused
admission to the home. From the de-
scription il would seem to an un-
biased person that she is possessed
of all the required perquisites one
woman At the convention stated the
case very pertinently when she re-
marked that the old men in the home
would probably be much happier if
lhey were given small portion Of
land and allowed to do their own
cooking. but the women would er
JOY the polished floors of the home
Mrs. Donald T. Mcqueen enter
tanned at an elaborate luncheon and
bridge at her charming bungalow
home in Mesa on Friday afternoon.
The home is in an orange grove, and
the train stopped close TO it.
ho1 CHI
walk before coming to the house. The
affair was given in honor of Mrs.
William Carol Christy. who with
her husband. Lieut. Christy. intends
to return to Schofield Barracks. near
Honolulu. in few days. Among
the Phoenix ladies' who accepted Mrs.
McQueen's hospitality We're Mesdames
Richard f. Sloan. Guy Bennett. f. J..
Bennitt, r. T. Ceilings. Chas. Mum
ger. T. W. Pemberton. Clay Parker.
Chas Birdsall. Webb Griffen, James
Griffen. H NJ. Kennedy. Sherburne
Jenckes. Isaac T. Stoddard. Celora NJ.
Stoddard. Roy Goodrich. Joseph Green.
Barry Goldwater. Philip Weisner. A.
L. Pinney. Aaron Goldberg. Sims Ely.
+. s. Johnson. George Christy. Wood
son. and the Misses Kate Christy,
Amanda Chingren and Coleman.
Miss Rama Chalmers gave a pre-
nuptial event for Miss Hazel Cold
served TO the guests. after which
they spent the afternoon in playing
hearts. a color scheme of pink and
white was carried out in carnations
The young maids and matrons who
came to assist Miss Chalmers in
speeding the last few weeks of Miss
Goldberg's girlhood were Mesdames
Celora NJ. Stoddard. Roy Goodrich,
Joe Green. Harold Baxter Sidney
Goldman and the Misses MelcZer,
Laird. Goldberg. Ely. Jessop. Hooker,
Archer. Adams. McHugh. Willis,
Pickrell. Doris. Rema Doris. VIII
son. Hurley. George. Sloan, Lewis
and Marie Lewis.
4 large audience attended the matt
nee performance Of the japanese
Girl" which occurred at the Womans
club yesterday. and the entertain
ment was as thoroughly enjoyed as
it was on Thursday evening.
Among the callers at the Inglcside
during the past week were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Z. Christy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carol Christy. Miss Christy, Mrs. ].
c Norton and sons. Miss Norton,
Mrs. Tufts. Miss Tufts. Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Hahn. Mrs. Homer King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard. Miss Raima
Chalmers. Mrs. Edwards. Miss Van
Ostrand. Mr.. March. Mrs. Frank Last.
Mr. ard Mrs. Herbert b. Atha.