Phoenix tribune., 1919-01-11


host of friends who would be glad
to have her take up residence in
this city
Mrs. E. L. chism Writes
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Chism with be pleased to read the fol-
lowing letter which was received by
the editor:
Los Angeles, Cal, JAN 1, 1919.
Editor The Tribune,
Phoenix, Arir.
Happy New Year to you and your
co-workers. Wish you all success in
life. l notice that you are trying to
reach the 1000 mark in the way of
subscriptions to your paper this year
May you Strike the mark at which
on aim and may this be a wonderful
year for the Phoenix Tribune.
wouldn't be without the Tribune
for anything. When my subscription
expires, don't stop the paper, keep on
sending it and notify me that my time
is up and l will remit the cash for
another years subscription.
In reading the Tribune, notice that
several old acquaintances of ours have
come there to live. Among them is
Mr.. Thomas Mays of Oklahoma City,
former classmate of mine at Texas
College. Inform the society maidens
that they had better watch the pull
sation of their hearts, for Mr.. Mays
was wonderful" boy in the good old
college days. Another school chum
that see mentioned in the Tribune
is Mrs. Noble Reaves White. My, it
makes me think of the good old
school days in New York; mean
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bibbens will
entertain with a New Years party on
tomorrow and the men folk will be
on the receiving line. l don't think
that Mr.. Chism will ever look the
same if he manages to live through
it. He says that it is impossible to
make society chap out of him.
What has become Of my dear friend
Madame o. G. H.? l have not seen
her name in the paper since she
sprained her ankle. l think you need
TO berate your society editor, for the
Tribune is not publishing as many
social events as it should, especially
during the holiday season when every
one entertains. Keep up the standard
of the Tribune in this respect, for the
ladies enjoy the society news most.
With best wishes, l am,
MRS. ALBERT CHISM,
1861 East 23rd St.
Los Angeles, Cal
Mr. and Mrs. Chism are former
residents of Phoenix and have a host
of friends here Mrs. Chism was one
of the leading society matrons of the
capital city when they resided here
and the many delightful parties and
other social affairs given by her will
always be remembered by the society
queens of Phoenix.
Helen Harper Vance Indisposed-
We are in receipt of a letter from
Helen Harper Vance of Prairie View,
Tex, which informs us that she has
been suffering from a severe case of
flu. The readers of the Tribune will
REMINDER Miss Vance as one of the
real live wires that helped to make
this paper what it is today She is
student at Prairie View College and
on completion of her college work,
may become connected with the edi-
torial staff of the Tribune.
Flu Ban on In Phoenix
Senior Don Influenza, after several
weeks vacation in other sections of
the country, has returned to Phoe.
nix. He is persona non grata in the
capital city, nevertheless he is here
and indications are that he will spend
the remainder of the winter with us.
Out of respect to this noble person
age, the city health authorities have
ordered the moving picture theatres
closed and with the exception OF
church meetings, have placed a ban
on all public gatherings. Any family
that permits this vile demon to enter
their home, will be quarantined i'm
mediately. No one, except physi-
clan, nurse and the wage Garner Of
that family will be allowed to go in
and out of that home during the
period of Senior Don Influenzas visit.
The church people are not affected by
this order and may attend services
as usual on Sunday.
Grubbs Entertain-
On last Tuesday evening, Jan. 7th,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Grubb, S07 East
Jefferson street, entertained few
friends with a delightful luncheonette.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grubb were: Mrs. VIM.
Woody, Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Brown and