Phoenix tribune., 1918-11-09


last Wednesday evening, Oct 29, Mrs.
NJ McCutcheon, 1915 East jefferson
street, entertained at a swell dinner
in honor of Mr. and Mrs w NJ. Shan
non, who are winter visitors in Phoe-
nix. Those present were: Mrs. Z. l..
Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Shannon,
Prof. P. Landry, Mrs. p E. McCutch-
con and Mrs. NJ McCutcheon. Mr.
and Mrs. Shannon are from Pueblo,
Colo. and are old acquaintances of
Prof. Landry and his sister, Mrs I. NJ
Terrell, of Fort Worth, Texas Mrs
/ M. Terrell is also an acquaintance of
Mrs. M. McCutcheon. Prof Landry
is staying at the home of Mrs. NJ. Nc
Cutcheon during the school term.
Every one enjoyed the repast and
spent the happiest time of their lives
talking of things that happened long
ago.
Buster Essex, Indisposed - Little
Buster Essex has been very i'll this
week, but is feeling a little better
now.
Mrs. Trice lII-Mrs. T. Trice and
her daughter, Mrs. C. Childers, are
beth in bed suffering with a slight at
tack of la grippe. The infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Childers is also
slightly indisposed
New Arrival-Born to Mr. and Mrs.
H. o. Powell at 7O3 East jefferson
street, a tenpound girl. The little
stranger put in an appearance on last
Monday and both mother and daughter
are doing nicely.
Will Become a Brde-Mrs. A. M.
Windon, who spent several days last
week visiting her mother, sister and
brother in Miami, returned to Phoenix
Saturday afternoon. After resting a
few hours in this city, she departed
Sunday evening for Portland, Ore,
where on Thursday. Nov z, she will
become the bride of Mr. E. L. Cotton.
The contracting parties are well
known in Phoenix and count their
friends by the score. Mr. Cotton is a
former resident of Phoenix, having
lived here a number of years before
going to Portland. He was employed
in the Phoenix National Bank building
while here. Mrs. Windon conducted
the rooming house on South Second
avenue for a number of years and
made host Of intimate friends. who
regret to see her leave. A full account
of the wedding will appear in these
columns at later date.
Woman Elevator Operator-Mrs. c.
B. Bobo has accepted a position as ele-
vator operator in the National Bank of
Arizona building. Mr.. A. G. Shopper
son, custodian of this building, has ex-
perienced all sorts of trouble in keep
ing men operators, so thought he
would experiment with women. He
is more than delighted with the work
OF his female operators and has
broke in" another lady for emer-
gency. This marks the beginning of
women operators in Phoenix and since
they are making good, it's only a oues-
ton of few months till they will be
operating all elevators in Phoenix.
Our hat is off to you, ladies'; may YOU
meet with unbounded success in this
new field of labor
Mrs. Chism Heard Frcn-Mrs. E.
l.. Chism, a former resident of Phoe-
nix and one of our most popular soci-
ETY. matrons, is comfortably settled in
her new home, 1880 East Twenty-third
street, Los Angeles. Cal. The MANY
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Chism will
be pleased to learn that they are doing
SO well in California Little Albert.
Jr., is said to be just as hale and
nearly and as mischievous as ever.
Little Albert was pronounced a per
feet baby during the examinations
held at the Bostone store here a few
months ago.
slightly lndisposed-Mr. Webster
Davis, 314 South First avenue. has
been confined to his home the past
week with an attack of stomach trou-
bic. He is doing very nicely at pres
ent and hopes to be out in a few days.
turkey Dinner-On :. Wednesday.
Nov 2, Mrs. Scotty Oby, SO South
Montezuma avenue, entertained with
turkey dinner in honor of her moth
er, Mrs. Jerry Hinton. of Los Angeles
Cal, and her brother, Archie Lewis.
OF Ray. Mrs. Ethel Lewis and son
Peto, were invited guests. This was
a very elaborate spread and all en-
joyed it. The turkey with all the "fix-
ms" including cranberry sauce, oys-
ter dressing, etc, composed the bill
of fare. Archie left the following dav
for his home in Ray, and Mrs. Hinton
will remain here several weeks before
going back to Los Angeles