Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
pleasant TrIp to NoaaIes-

wi D p. bIONH 10 tne mountains near
Nogales, Ariz.. where they went to Wis
it Mrs. Browns husband who is en-.
gagged in mining in that section. They
enjoyed a pleasant trip touring the
mountainous country and viewing the
lovely scenery. The ladies returned
to Phoenix last week.
Back to Phoenix Again
Mrs. L. Maynard and daughter, for
mer residents Of Phoenix, but recent
ly of Los Angeles, Cal, have returned
to Phoenix to reside permanently. She
has shipped her household goods from
Los Angeles and expects them to ar
rive soon. Meanwhile, she is nego-
tiating for the purchase of a modern
home in which to place her furnish
ings when they arrive. Mrs. Maynard
is professional seamstress and dress
maker, and all Phoenix is glad to well
come her back home again.
Mrs. Gilbreath Entertains-
A beautiful five o'clock tea was
given last week by Mrs F. G. Gil
breath at the residence of Mrs How
ard Jones, complimentary to Mrs. P.
S. johnson. The guest list: Mesdames
H. ]. Jackson, E. E. Potts, Howard
Jones, Georgia Hoyt, Annie Butter
James Ricether, Irene Thompson, An
ME Clemmons, Estell Barnes, L. G.
Maynard and little Miss Marguerite
Maynard The tables were tastefully
decorated for the occasion, sweet peas
being given each guest as souvenirs.
Rev. Burgess Pastor at San Diego
Rev. w. R. Burgess of this city has
recently been called to the pastorate
of the Mt. Zion Baptist church in San
Diego, Cal. This church has a mem.
bership of about one hundred and
furnishes a nice parsonage for the
pastor. Mrs. Burgess will leave soon
to join her husband
Accepts Position at Florence
Mrs. Carrie Richardson, sister of
Mrs. A. Morrison, who resides on S.
II Ninth avenue left Saturday morning
for Florence, Ariz, where she has ac-
\ cepted position with private fam
lily.
Brilliant Social Event.
Friday evening, May 10th, Mes
danes Howard Jones and L. MAYNARD.
$40 South Third avenue, entertained
with whist party complimentary to
Mrs. F. G. Gilbreath. The house was
beautifully decorated with American
beauty roses and pink and white car
nations. After spending several hours
enjoying the pleasant card games, the
tables were cleared and dainty re-
freshments were served. Thos 10 en-
joy the hospitality of Mesdames Jones
and Maynard were Mr.. and Mrs f. G.
Gilbreath, honor guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. H. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mr..
and Mrs. e. E. Potts, Mrs Lula Dab
ney and daughter Jewel Dabney Mr..
Tippin, Mr. Patrick, Mrs. Howard Gil
bert, Mr.. Sol Henderson, Mr.. Jackson.
Mr.. E. E. Hilbert, Mr. Chas. G. John
son, Mr.. B. Freeman, Mrs. w. C. March
man, Little Margurite Maynard, Mr..
Mays, Mr.. H. H. Moore, Mrs. Estelle
Barnes, Mrs. Dora Williams, Master
James Howard and Mr. Chas. Brown.
Mrs. Gilbreath departed Saturday for
the east, where she will spend the
summer visiting relatives. Each guest
was presented with a carnation as a
tsouvenir.
Ray Visitor
Mrs. Lille Burch of Ray, Ariz., is
recent arrival in Phoenix. She is
staying at the residence of Mrs. T. c.
Childress, 407 East jefferson. Her
little grandson accompanied her here
where they will await the arrival Of
his mother, who is at present visiting
in California. Mrs. Burch is native
of Oklahoma and likes to be called
an Oklahoman.
Off to Prescott
Mrs. Laura Lott, mother of Mrs. J.
Harrington, left Friday morning for
Prescott, Ariz., where she will spend
the summer.
Parquet chidress To Coast
Mr.. Parquet Childress left a few
days ago for Vallejo, Cal, where he
goes to accept a lucrative position as
laborer in the shipyards. He spent
few days in Prescott while en- route
to the California city.
Back from NoeaIes-
Mrs Bessie Williams returned last
week from Nogales, Ariz., where she
has been visiting the past three
months.
Home from Los Angeles
Mrs Matte Lee, . former resident
of Phoenix, but recently of Los An
geles. Calf, is again with us. She
has moved all her houeehold goods