Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-14
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| lily and Elizabeth, the daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Crump, will
be glad to know that when they gradu.
ated last week from Storer College.
Harper's Ferry, West Va, that one of
them was second in the class, and so
was Salutatorian, and the other was
third, and SO was class orator. Be
sides carrying two extra major studies
this year they also took prominent
part in the various contests in the
school. Having been awarded several
prizes for their work in this sphere
of school activity, they finished by
bringing home to Arizona the three
most important annual prizes given by
! the college
One of the girls won the historic An.
thony prize that for more than fifty
years has been awarded for the best
! general scholarship. The other not
only won the prize for all seniors, but
also scholarship donated annually
by Howard University of Washington.
Their parents naturally regretted their
inability to be there to see them do
honor to themselves and their native
state But they were happy to learn
that two of their aunts and one of their
uncles were there.
The young ladies are now with their
Uncle, Thomas A. Crump of Boston,
who has taken themto New York and
may take them on to Boston.
They probably will spend some time
with their grandfather in Wilkes
Barre, Pa, and with their Uncle Bob
and his family in Chicago before re-
turning home.
Allied Countries Visited
The trip around the world party
last Monday night was in charge of
A. NJ Carter, who managed the motor
trucks. They visited all of the allied
countries, stopping first at the resi-
dence of Mrs. P. F. McCutcheon. Next
they visited Mexico, where Senoras
w. H. King, Roy Lucas and A. Taylor
had prepared a dainty dish of hot to-
males. Then they visited Japan and
were indicted into beautiful tea
garden in the city of Toxic, where
Kasuki Howard, Mussui Carter Yum
nussi Rosser and Omar Scott served
the party with the choicest blends of
the Oriental beverage. The party then
returned to America where all in
dulged in the national dish-ice cream.
| This outing was one of the most en-
joyable affairs of the season and the
members of the Goldinol club desire
to thank all who participated and
helped to make it the jolly, success
full affair that j. was.
Lest You Forget
Mr.. Roy Lucas, the popular manager
Of Irvine park is doing everything in
his power to make this amusement
resort the Mecca for outing parties
| He has provided ample facilities to
care for the most brilliant function
Imaginable and is ready and willing
at all times to grant the privilege for
the use of his park for your picnics
lawn fetes, outings, etc. Plenty OF
good "Donofrio ice cream and other
summer refreshments are always on
hand and polite clerk ready to serve
you, Whenever you think of picnic
or 6ther outdoor entertainment, think
of Irvine park and go there the next
time. You are assured of excellent
service and courteous treatment. 949
West Grant street is the place. Irvine
park is the name. Write it down.
Mrs. J. w. King convaJescing-
Mrs. ]. w. King, I'll West Sherman
street, who has been quite i'll the past
few weeks is reported much improved
and we'll on the road to recovery.
Tempe Visitor
Mrs. ]. A. johnson of Tempe was a
business visitor in the city last week
She stated that the colored people OF
Tempe are progressive and enterpris
ing They are buying homes, improv-
ing their property and making them
selves valuable asset to the com
munity.
Mrs. Gardiner Goes East
Mrs. Phoebe Gardiner, teacher OF
the Douglas school Kindergarten in
this city, left Monday for Evanston,
ILL.,, to visit her mother and other rela.
tives. She will attend the National
Educational Association which meets
this year in Chicago and will also
take a summer course at the Chicago
Kindergarten Institute, said institute
being connected with the University
of Chicago. Mrs. Gardiner will return
to Phoenix early in September and
resume her position as teacher of the
Douglas school kindergarten.