Phoenix tribune., 1919-03-29

lila A4OlOSti'c LCdSuC eiAu PitASCo -
at the head of any organization in the
state. Remember, every Monday night
the League will meet at Douglas
school. If you want to see colored
people working together in peace and
harmony. visit these meetings.
Distinguished Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Young and Mrs.
Paris Tabron of Prescott, who have
been recuperating at Aqua Caliente
the past week, returned to this city
Tuesday and were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. w. Caldwell for the
day. Mesdames Young and Tabron
left Tuesday evening for Prescott, but
Mr.. Young will remain in the city -
-5w DAYS visiting friends. The part
reports an enjoyable stay at the
springs where all took on about five
pounds additional weight.
Advertising Solicitor
Mr.. S. L. Daniels of Mesa has en-
tered the field as advertising solicitor
for the Tribune in Phoenix and Mesa.
He has been calling on the merchants
of Phoenix this week and turned In
a volume of business The merchants
of Mesa are vying with those of Phoe-
nix in trying to place the greatest
number of ads in the Tribune. There's
a reason"
Grand Ball, April End
Mr.. Sanders plans the greatest ball
of the season on April End at East
Lake park. He is also planning
grand entertainment for the 18th of
June, which will be staged at this
park. There will be all kinds OF
amusements, including the creased
pig, sack races, tug Of war, etc., etc.
Mr.. D. N. Mccoy will render some Of
the latest jazz music and you should
hear this. He will also render sever.l
high class vocal selections at 11:30,
among them will be the famous "Wor-
ried Blues" Mr. Mccoy is going to
make a big success of his orchestra
with him. Don't fail to come to East
this year and will have five artists
Lake park April End, and enjoy your
self-Adv.
Mrs. Ed Moore Ill
Mrs. Ed Moore on South Montezuma
street, is confined to her home suffer
ing with slight illness.
Mrs. Gable Boue Ill
Mrs. Cable Bouie, 219 West Sher-
man street, has been on the sick list
the past few days, but is much i'm
proved at present.
A Suburban Home
l have for sale one of the best BAR
gains in suburban home to be found
in this section. Dandy four-room
house with two small frame buildings
on rear of lot Size of lot, 10Ox10O
feet. Just the place for nice garden
and chicken ranch. Price, $500; part
cash, balance like rent. See owner ct
"a South 3rd street.-Adv.
S. |. A. c.
The ladies of the Self Improvement
Art club met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. E. L. Flewellen, 712 East jeff
erson street. Mrs. r. L Smith was
a welcome visitor at the meeting. The
hostess served an appetizing luncheon
which was enjoyed by all Several
amusing features characterized tho
meeting and they will not be forgot
ten soon by the members of this club.
Ask Mrs. Lucas. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Chas. F. Carter, 71o
West Grant street
ScottsdaIe Visitor
Miss Jessie Bruen of Scottsdale, was
a visitor in the city Tuesday. She
came in to see her old time friends
Mesdames w. H Young and Paris
Tabron of Prescott, who were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Caldwell.
From Lawrence, Kansas
Mr. Clarence ]. Gray of Lawrence
Kansas. who has recently returned
from overseas duty, is visitor in thf
city. He will be among the honol
guests at the banquet to be given D!
the ladies of the Charity club Wed
nesday evening at the residence o
Mrs. o. G. Howard, 726 West Gran
/ street. Mr.. Gray is now stationed a
: Prescott and will return to that CHI.
| after enjoying the hospitality Oh III
: GOOD people of Phoenix.
! Tent Meeting
| The children of this new organiza
f ton are requested to meet Tuesda
t afternoon at the A. M. E. churcf
f Mrs. E. L. Lott, Q. M, Mrs. Llllia'
! Essex, vice-Q. NJ
S Jolly Motor Party
D Mesdames Mary Herring and Mar
! E. Wilson, enjoyed an auto ride t
e Mesa, Chandler, Tempe and other 81
/. burban sections of the city last Thur;
-. AEo,ob Onth While in Temne the