Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-20
TUCSON
Jones-BlakeIy Wedding.

Between the formal announcement
on the evening of July "a, of the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Christena,
the charming daughter TO Mr. and
Mrs. j A. c. Jones, to Mr.. VIM. Blake
~ followed a series of social func-
tions honoring the bride-elect. Not
able among these events were linen
miscellaneous, silk stocking ana
kitchen showers.
On Wednesday, Aug. 27, the we'd
ding took place at the home of the
bride, which was splendidly and artis-
tically decorated with pink and white
roses. The bride wore an elaborate
gown of white-beaded Georgette crepe
and radiant veil of sheer Brussels
net, lace trimmed. The bouquet was
of orange blossoms To the soft
strain of L0hengrins' Wedding March,
played by Miss Lucinda Johnson,
came sprite little girls scattering rose
BtNeli0 III lllt pttln vi lllG UIlu6, WIN
was led by her father to the waiting
groom under a floral canopy beautiful.
ly Illuminated with colored electric
lights shining out like so many stars
through the profusion of flowers. The
ceremony was performed by the pas
tor of the A NJ e. church, Rev. D. r.
Jones. The ring ceremony was used
In the bridal procession little Ollie
Noble bore. the wedding ring on a
white satin pillow to the altar Fifty
guests were present
The bride is popular and highly
esteemed young girl, and the list OF
many valuable presents represented
friends of the bride and groom from
many states, as well as their host of
friends in Tucson.
Mr. Blakely is an energetic and
worthy young man, well deserving the
prize he has captured.
Mr. and Mrs. Blakely will be at
nome to their friends Sept. Is, at 1O4
e. 5th street.
Their many friends wish for them
a joyous sail over the matrimonial
sea-.
Miss Carrie Davis, the little sister
of Mrs. Cleo Davis and Mrs. Fatima
Berger, who reside at 98 Convent
street, is home from St Louis, Mo,
where she has been attending school
She will enter the Catholic high
school here.
Get the Phoenix Tribune at resi-
dence of Y. II. Lockett, 422 Herbert
street
Mrs. c. Williams Of 55S N. 9th
avenue, is conyalescing from a recent
operation.
Mrs. II. Nelson is trying to organize
a music club. Keep up the good work,
Mrs. Nelson, and we will help you by
looking out for good musicians.
Miss Mary Lee of Phoenix was
visitor in Tucson last week. She has
returned to Nogales.
Mesdames Berry, Kay, and Barring
ton and daughter spent a pleasant
evening, the guests of Mrs. Lockett.
Rev. Jones, pastor of the A. M f.
church in this city, left Monday for
Denver, Colo, 10 attend the annual
conference. We wish him a happy,
successful journey.
If we continue getting the good Col
ored people from Texas, Phoenix will
have to weep and mourn Look out,
Phoenix!
Mrs Nettie harrington and daugh-
ter of Houston, Texas, are visiting in
Tucson They are the guests of Mrs.
Berry Kay. Let us hope they will
make Tucson their home and become
enthusiastic readers Of the Phoenix
Tribune.
Mrs Chas IIolston and daughter
left Tucson for Los Angeles, where
the daughter, Miss Beatrice, will at
tend school.
VIII some one please tell US what
has become Of Rev. Major Jones of
Aio, Ariz.?
The Colored people of Tucson have
organized branch Of the N. A. A. c.
P. and are having some interesting
meetings. Following are the officers
of the association: Mr.. Jones, presi
dents Mr.. H. Nelson, seer etary; Mr.
Tidrington, treasurer.