Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-31

own boss and enjoy some of the real
Injuries of life. Mr. C. D. Bassett of
Calexico, Cal, offers every ambitious
CoIored person an opportunity to be-
come Independent. Read his adver
tisement in this issue Of the Tribune
and write for particulars. 1
eoldinol Club
Ladies of the Goldinol club met
last week with Mrs. A. r. Taylor, 917
West Grant street. Quite an interest
ing meeting was held and all spent
pleasant social hour Next meeting
will be with Mrs. P. F. McCutcheon,
1915 East Jefferson.
No Dancing, Absolutely None
In the last issue of the Tribune ii
was enormously stated that the Fed
Grafton of Colored Womens clubs
would close their meeting with an
entertainment and dance. The en-
tertainment was given at Irvine Park
and it was a grand affair. but the ban
was placed on dancing as the FEEDER
alton does not indulge in or approve
Of dancing. We offer this as cor
rection Of the article WHICH appeared
last week. tst44sf ffts.
Charity Club fflt IS
Members of the Charity club will
meet next week with Mrs. Lynn Car
ter. ia West Grant street. All mem
bers urged to attend.
June 1sth Celebration
The Hercules club will give an old
fashioned basket picnic and genuine
"Juneteenth" celebration at Irvine
Park, 943 West Grant street, on the
18th of June All kinds of athletic
games will be featured; prominent
men Of the race viii deliver ad-
dresses, and everyone who goes to
Irvine park on that day will be well
entertained. Remember the date and
watch the Tribune for future an
nouncements.
Miscellaneous Shower
The Household of Ruth gave Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Williams a pleasant
surprise Tuesday night in the form
CT a Miscellaneous Shower. The
newly weds we're taken completely by
surprise and never was there a more
enjoyable party held. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams reside at Is East Mckinley
street.
Birthday Party
Irvine park was the scene of a brill
liant birthday party Monday evening,
May 20, when Miss Novelette, Hall,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hall
of Litchfeld, Arizona, entertained a
number of her playmates at this re-
sort The party was given in honor
of Miss Halls fourteenth anniversary
and all who were guests had the time
Of their young lives Miss Hall re-
turned to Litchfield Tuesday.
Living Pictures Were Success
The living picture show staged at
the A. M. +. church a few weeks ago
by Mesdames l. F. silvers and Chas.
+. Carter was q "howling success
Following is a list of the characters
and the parts they represented: Mrs.
Mary Scott. silver Threads Among
the Cold" Mrs. w. c. Hackett and
baby, Mrs. Hugh Smith. Ophelia viii
ioms Bobbie Stearns; The Flight In
TO Egypt" Messrs. Floyd Shomo and
Ford White and Mrs. A. NJ. Carter:
America, Miss b. Ross: Spring
time" Miss lone Smith and Mrs. Pearl
Burney; Japanese Ladies'" Mrs. |. f.
Silvers and little Ophelia Williams /;
Don't Touch My Daddy's STAR" mu.
sic for this number furnished by Miss
Eleanor Garcia. Miss Helen Peter
son, Indian Maid" Miss lone Smith
Smith. Spanish Maid;' Mrs. Ruby
Jones, Goddess of Liberty" Mes.
DANES Chas. +. Carter and Ethel Lew
is. "Red Cross Nurses" Mr.. Floyd
Shomo played the part Of the wound
ed soldier for the nurses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. L. A. Walker
and Miss Eleanor Garcia furnished
the music for the occasion. Messrs
Chas. +. Carter and |. f. Silvers were
stage managers. Mesdames Carter
and Silvers desire to thank ell who
took part on the program and helped
make the affair such a grand success
S. NJ. 7. Ceremony Last Sunday
The Annual Ceremony Of the S. III
T.'s was held at the c. NJ. f. church
last Sunday and large congregation
was present The ladies deserve spe
oial mention for the ereditable show
ing they made. Rev VIM. solly do
liyered the annual address and his dis
course was timely and II was well
received
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