Phoenix tribune., 1919-08-16

Oakland, Grand Chancellor, Geo. W
Ransey, san Diego, Y. c Chancellor;
J. c Lindsey. Los Angeles. Grand
master OF Exehequers ] Allen Reese.
Venice, Grand Keeper Of Records and
Seals; J. W. Jones, Los Angeles,
Grand Pfelate; j l.. Carson, Oakland
Grand Treasurer; Endowment Dent
7. 5. Johnson, Oakland, Grand Secre-
ti.ry Endowment Dept; D. p. Settled,
Venice. Grand Lecturer; E Burton.
Ceruto L. A., Grand Attorney, ". w,
Purnell, Oakland, Grand Medical Di-
rector; G ". Meadows, San Diego.
Grand Msster-at-Arms; c. NJ. Daily,
Chico, Grand Inner Guard; W N.
Sweet, Riverside, Grand Outer Guard:
A. D. Bowers, G. H. Goodwin ami T
s rarler, Grand Trustees
The Jalifornia Federation Of Ns3rp
y nm. { abs clio -. annual -
) II win delightful progrl II eiven
u der Il; auspices Of the 3aa Diego
nranch q the N. A. A. c. = The
altar neas staged Saturday. August
md. al balboa Park. Mrs, Pearl
Winters Lowery thrilled the auGierce
with her beautiful contralto,vc vcce an.
the olo1b. Of the Federation sang -
The deli. ht Of all present :, chorus
tf ..rcn girls. under the direction
OF Mrs ". W Anderson, sqnA two
beautiful selections that cqnj;' att,
the au, once. Mrs. Chas1otte P.
S'earns (white) recited beautiful
9nrm. t'sic: Dedicated TO III Negro
Wonens Clubs" The officeri for The
ensuing year elected and insialc
were: Ms Lulua Slaughte presi.
dent; ais Pearl Winters Lpwery frs;
vice pre- sident: Misst Coro2 White
second vice president; Mss Mgivll
Williams, third vice presid nj NESS
Marie Lewis recording secrei 'ry;
Miss Iva Gray, assistant recording sec
retary; Miss Corena Hicks, core.
spending secretary; Mrs. l.. j. Knight,
financial secretary; Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. S. A, Wright, chaplain
Dr Vada Someryille. state Editor;
Miss Olivia Wilson, parliamentarian;
Mrs. Hattie p. Tngrman. chairman ex-
eCutive board.
Mr. NJ II. shelton of Phoenix, Ariz.,
arrived in San Diego Sunday morning,
Al gust 3rd. and is staying at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steven
son, 725 South Both street Mrs. Shell
ton and her private secretary will ar
rive soon to join Mr.. Shelton.
This has truly been a week of mer-
riment in the city of the sun. The clos
ing session of the Federation and the
arrival of the grand Pacific fleet
brought great throng of people to
this city. A cordial welcome awaited
all. and The social and welfare chbs
have combined in their efforts TO en-
tertain the sailors. The two days
spent in this city were filled with
and good cheer for the sail
crs and the colored citizens saw to
ii that their part was carried out
with honors. 1t was one continual
round of pleasure for the boys. from
the time they came ashore until they
departed.
Among the out of town visitors in
the city are: Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
of Ell Centric, Cal; Mr.. and
MIS- f. e. Lyle of Chicago; Rev
Ida b. Ford of Pasa dena, Cal; MIS-
r l.. Stewart of El Centre, Cal; Ray
mend Griffin of Santa Monica, Cal
l. V. Stewart of Los Angeles, and
MIS- Nettie Walton of Los Angeles.
A group of prominent colored citi-
zens visited the battle ship New
y ork and were shown all through this
fighting monster Ly Mr. G. w. Gill,
The chief steward, and Mr. Anderson,
steward to the captain of the New
York. A refreshing glass of lemon
ace was served each person in the
pgrty Among those in the party were
Mesdames E. l.. Stewart and F. e.
Lyle. and S. l.. Daniels, representa-
tive for the Phoenix Tribune.
Mrs. A. l.. Porter of Los Angeles
T. spending his vacation in this city
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton of q
North 10th street. Phoenix, Ariz., is
l.ere spending the summer with her
mother in East San Diego.
We have succeeded in establishing
agencies for the Tribune in Los An
geles and San Diego. They will han
die as many copies as can be dispos-
ed and will exert every effort to in
crease the popularity of the Phoe-
Xix Tribune on the coast Send rs
copies to my address this week.