Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-14

around the world last Monday night.
Several automobile loads of people
were in the party and all report an
excellent trip. Money raised from this
entertainment will go to defray the
expenses of the Federations delegate
to the Convention of the Northwestern
Federation which convenes in Grand
Forks, N D., July End
The Unique Club Organized
A representative body of colored
citizens met last Sunday afternoon at
the residence OF Mr., and Mrs. P. F.
McCutcheon, 1915 East Jefferson St.
and organized what is known as The
Unique Club. The following were
elected officers of the club: Mr.. Bert
Trice, president, Miss Cora Wheeler,
| secretary and Mrs. ]. F. Hudspeth,
treasurer, Mr.. T. T. Turner, chaplain,
This is the outcome of the meeting
that was held a few Sundays ago at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. ]. F.
Hudspeth and the object and aim OF
the organization will be the same as
those outlined in last weeks issue of
the Tribune The club will meet
Sunday afternoons at East Lake park
during the summer months and at the
residences of the members in winter.
There will be no meeting next Sun
day as the members desire to attend
the annual sermon of the Knights and
Daughters of Tabor, which will be held
at the A. M. E. church at 8 P. M.
Progressive Art Club
Ladies of the Progressive Art Club
met with Mrs Lille Virgins, 1898
East Moreland and plans were com.
pleted for sending a delegate to the
convention at Grand Forks. Next
meeting will be with the clubs mas
cot, little Miss Ruth Roberts, 1884
East jefferson street.
Gets off with Flying Start
George c. Fleming, noted turfman
and al laround popular individual, got
off with flying start last Friday and
won the most successful race known
to mankind when he led Mrs. Lillian
Wilson to hymen's altar and the cler-
gyman read the ceremony that made
them man and wife. The marriage
took place at the residence of Mrs.
B. Smith, POI East Van Buren, street
in the presence of a number of in
vited guests. Mr.. Lewis Brady, an
old friend of the groom's, saw to it
that his chum was given a square
deal and an equal opportunity to win
this perilous race-and we won with
hands down. Mr.. Fleming is from
Seguin, Texas, and his bride from
Butte, Mont. They left Saturday morn
ing on their honeymoon and will visit
the groom's relatives in Texas, finally
locating in San Antonio, Tex.
Yes, Indeed We Will
If your Tribune does not arrive on
time, KICK and we will send you one
by special messenger. Phone 1850
and tell us your troubles. Well be
there in flash. Indeed we will.
| Off to Prescott
Mrs. Carrie Richardson left this
week for Prescott to spend the sum-
mer.
Back to Chicago
Mrs. Stoddard and daughter, who
have been staying at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Childress the past
two weeks, left for their home in Chi
cago They came for the benefit of
the daughters health, and as she
didn't seem to improve, they returned
home.
OFF on Vacation
Mrs. Annie Marooney, teacher in
the Douglas Grammar school, left on
! Thursday for her home in Emporia,
Kansas, where she will enjoy we'll
earned rest. She will attend the sum-
mer Normal in that city and return
to Phoenix in September to resume
her duties with the Douglas school,
Tucson Visitor
Rev. S. E. Newell, representative
for the Phoenix Tribune in Tucson,
Ariz., was a business visitor in Phoes
nix few days this week.
Comfortably Settled in Phoenix
Mrs. NJ. Butler a recent arrival from
Wichita, Kan, has rented the home
of Mrs. Annie Marooney at 1929 East
Taylor street for the summer She
is favorably impressed with the city
and may decide to make this her
home.
Brilliant Birthday Party
Last Tuesday evning delightful
birthday party was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Oralee Minis, 1888 East
Madison street in honor of little Miss
Annie B. Minis fifth anniversary. The
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