Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-02

Mr.. Arthur Graves of Morenci, Ari-
IONA, is visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM
Il. Clay, Jr, on East Buchanan st.
Mr.. Graves is in Glass Al and ex-
poets to be called into service soon.
Mr.. Williams convaIescent--
Mr. E. ]. Williams of West Lincoln
street, who has been confined to his
home the past week with an attack of
Influenza. is able to be out again. He
is not fully recovered, but is able to
perform light work and hopes to be
himself again soon.
Mr. Van at Home
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Van.
212 e Lincoln street, viii be pleased
to learn that he is now at home and
able to walk about the house on his
crutches. Mr. Van has been a patient
vt the Sisters hospital for the past
en- or twelve weeks, recovering from
the effects of a broken leg and other
minor injuries which he sustained
when he fell from an engine in the
yards of the Arizona Eastern.
Back from Chicago
Mrs. H. H. Jackson returned last
week after a three months vacation
spent in Chicago. She reports an en-
joyable trip and was So favorably i'm
pressed with the people and condition
in that city that she expects to return
and take up permanent residence
there. Among some of the Phoenix
people she met in Chicago we're Mrs
Penn and daughter Jeanette, who are
comfortably settled in a pretentious
home.
An6erson-Melton Nuptals-
On Saturday afternoon, October 10
Mr.. f. Melton and Mrs. Clara Ander
son were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. r. II. Herring at the
parsonage on South Second street. Mr..
and Mrs. Melton took no one int
their confidence concerning the affai
and it was just one week after the
marriage before the news leaked out
They are both very prominent social
ly and are ardent church workers
After November 20, Mr. and Mrs. Mel
ton will be at home to their friend
at 1900 East Madison street.
Rooming House Changes Hands
Mr.. VIM. Lee, proprietor of the De
Luxe Cafe at 81 South Second street.
has purchased the lease and furnish
ings of the big rooming house at 521
South Second avenue. This place was
formerly conducted by Mrs Windon
who has given up the place to maxi
trip into the Northwest and take a
much needed rest. Mr. Lee, the new
owner of this modern establishment
is merely keeping pace with the times
So many colored people are coming
into Phoenix recently, that there are
scarcely enough houses of this kind
TO accommodate them. All newcomers
instinctively go to the De Luxe cafe
for their meals and Mr.. Lee had sc
many inquiries about rooms, till he
decided to take care of this situation
himself He accordingly purchased
this modern establishment, and can
now direct all tourists or transients
to 521 South Second avenue.
Mrs. Dawson. Entertains-
In honor of Mrs j. H. Holden of Los
Angeles. Calf, a daintily prepared
and well appointed luncheon was
served by Mrs. E. S. P. Dawson, 1902
East Fillmore street, on Monday, Oct
81 The table was beautifully decor
ated for the occasion, American beau.
ty roses being used for the center
piece Covers we're laid for ten and
each guest was presented with a rose.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Dawson's
hospitality wre: Mrs. Georgia Hoyt,
Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Ella Barker. Mrs
Ed Moore, Mrs. ]. A. Green and Mrs
J. A. Coleman. The honor guest
Mrs. j. II. Holden, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Dawson since August 21
left Thursday evening, Oct. "a, for
her home in Los Angeles, Calf.
over from Ray
Mrs. Jerry Hinton, who left Phoe-
nix last week for a short visit with
her son Archie Lewis at Ray, Ariz.,
returned to Phoenix Monday evening
and brought Archie with her. Archie
is former resident Of this city and
is well known here. He is the Tri-
bune representative at Ray and is
responsible for the intensely interest
ing news that has made the RAY
COLUMN so popular with our read
ers Mrs. Hinton will visit here a
few days and then return to her home
in Los Angeles, Cal. Archie returned
to Ray Thursday morning. He took
good look at that beautiful $35 dia-