Phoenix tribune., 1918-08-31
SOCIETY AND LOCAL NEWS

coast ATEiNdlS-
Mrs. H. w Garrett and daughter,
Odessa Nelson Garrett, returned last
week from a pleasant vacation spent
on the coast.
Rev. Bell to Chicago and St. Louis
Rev. J. B. Bell, field missionary for
the Baptists in Arizona and New Mex
] leo, will leave in few days to attend
the National Baptist convention which
convenes in st. Louis, Mo-, next
month He will then journey to Chi
cago and other points of interest be-
fore returning to Phoenix.
September 2-Keep Off the Date
| Infant Dies
Rose Brown, infant daughter of Mr.
George w. Brown, died Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock at the family resi-
dence, 1924 East Jefferson street. The
child had been in delicate health for
some time and death was not unex-
pected. Mrs Ira O'Neil, a sister of
the deceased infant, has been caring
for her since the death of their mother
about two years ago. The funeral
was held from the A. M. E. church
/ Tuesday afternoon, and the children
of c. E. w. Day Tent turned out in
/ full regalia. She was member of
that organization.
| Delightful Birthday Party
! In honor of the fifth anniversary of
John Taylor Green, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Green, 947 West Grant
street, a delightful party was given at
the. above address on last Thursday
afternoon, August % All the chill
dren in town that were acquainted
with Johnnie Green were invited to
his party. There were all kinds of
good things to eat and drink. Sher-
/ bet, cake, punch, candy and number
of other good things dear to the heart
of every child. Mrs. Green spared no
pains in making this an event long
to be remembered by the children.
The souvenirs or memorial tokens
were ham bones and wish bones. The
ham bones to the boys, to remind
them that they must provide the meat
for their families; the wish bones to
the girls in order to remind them of
the fact that they must always wish
good-luck to their husbands. Johnnie
received many useful and costly pres
ents. 1t was the wish of every one
that Johnnies birthday, instead of be-
ing celebrated annually, could be cele-
brated semi-annually. The fortunate
Buster and Teddy Essex, Allenora
Kelly, Helen Oby, Corine McCutcheon,
one were Dorothy Crump, Steve
Wilson, George Wilson, Jr., Helen
Floyd, Irene Roberts, Anna May Rob-
erts, Vivian Hamilton, Louise Oby,
Wanda Williams, Chauncy and Bryan
Rumford, John Lucas. Levetta Lucas,
May Ferrell, Marie Gish Albert Will
Jams, Ophelia Williams, Tommie
Trice, Angus and Floyd Smith, Erma
B. Cole, Arthur Rosser, Bobbie
Stearns, Georgia May Rosser, Paul
Green, Jr., Harold and John Peterson,
Annie and Bobbie Crump, Eleanor and
Rachael Smith, Muriel Eubanks, three
little Misses Green, Mesdames A. r.
/ Taylor, p. F. McCutcheon, C. e. Eu-
banks, A. R. Smith, l. F. Silvas, Car
rie Fleming, Cora M. Jones, ]. w.
King, Mr. |. F. Silvas, Miss Olga Peter
son, Mrs. Fred Gardiner and son and
Mrs. w. w. Washington.
Slightly Indisposed-
Mrs. w. j. Jones, wife of w. J..
Jones, proprietor of the Palace Tailor
ing Company, 419 East Washington
street, is confined to her bed with an
attack of biliousness.
Deceased
Mrs. Parker, mother of Mrs. Charles
P. Arnold, 1905 East jefferson street,
died Thursday morning, August 20, at
o'clock. Funeral announcement will
be made later through the columns of
the daily papers,
Back From Colorado
Rev. William Solly 6O7 East Jeffer-
son street, has returned from a pleas
ant vacation in Colorado
Birthday Party Par Excellence
In order to properly celebrate their
sons birthday, it was necessary for
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben James, 719 East
Jefferson street, to rent a hall for an
entire evening. SO numerous were
the invitations that had been sent to
the many friends of Ben James, Jr.,
to attend his birthday party that his
parents found their six-room resi-
dence far too small to accommodate
the invited guests. Doris Hall, 35
East Washington street, was accord
ingly secured, and the grand ceIebra-
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