Phoenix tribune., 1920-06-19

PRESCOTT
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(By Mrs. Dora Rose)

T. z. Smith Of Phoenix paid a brief
visit to his brother and sister-in-law,
Or and Madam E. f. Hilbert.
Mr and Mrs. Taylor left last Mon
day for Chicago and the east for
visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard J. Harris, Mr.
and Mrs Paris Tabron, Mr.. and Mrs.
I Williams and little daughter. Margue-
rite, Mr. Crumpler. Mr.. Cannon. Miss
Naomi Tabron and Miss Helen Vance
composed picnic party thai spent
last Sunday at Granite Dens MIR. and
Mrs. Staten and Miss Willie Jones
rode out on horseback in the after
noon.
Mr Washington gave BAN last
FRIDAY night at oddfenows hall. Mu-
sic was furnished ty Mrs. Corners, at
the piano; Mr. Bell. mandolin. Robert
Jordan, violin. large crowd was
out and all report an enjoyable time.
Punch and other refreshments were
4 served.
Mrs B. c. Jones returned Monday
from Clarksdale.
/ One of the most enjoyable s~6airs
of the season was the tacKy party
sgiven last week by members Of the
B, Y. P. U. Prizes for the taokiest
dressed went to Nh Staten and Miss
Tobin. Miss Tobin received a sack
Of beans as her prize and Mr.. Staten
was given two pounds Of bacon Mr.
Lee Johnson was given two pounds
4 OF sugar. Punch and ice cream were
i served and a good time enjoyed by
all present.
Mrs Lotue Greenwood was quite
i'll last week but is improved
Mrs Frank Young and children and
Mrs, Ernest Jordan enjoyed picnic
Sunday out to the old bail park
Mrs R. NJ. Garret is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs Gait has quite recovered from
her recent ndisposition
a real $500 per plate dinner. Yes,
+ q guess of 10 ladies adorned in even
ing downs A perfect picture, this
dining room presented with its color
1 Of yellow. the table was covered with
linen OF spotess white. initial Of
hostess embroidered. A basket Of 21a
feet in center Of table. oval shape.
4 covered with artificial yellow leaves.
inside artificial yellow roses made by
. the hostess attached 10 green rose
stems, which was more than appeal
ing 70 the eye A six-course dinner
was served as follows: Fruit cock
TAI (yeliog) dinner course, fowl and
all that goes with it) salad pearfe
dressing, soft drink, orange sherbert,
baby Moose cake, black coffee. The
greatest hen party of Is OF modern
times Of Prescott. The grafanola
played sweet refrains while The host
ess gave out questions for guessing
contest or correct answers for states
by their abreviations thus: What is The
Hay State? Answer. Missouri CMoe).
Exclamation safe? Ohio COD, etc.
Enthusiasm ana earnestnegs with
laughter proved this q success, and
Mrs. NJ. Moker carried away the hand.
some cut glass olive dish, being the
west Of the contest. Those present
Mrs. S. J. Anderson. f. II. Alexander
W D Alexander W. F. Bell, A. Car
son, NJ. n. Feurtads, B. ]. Toulkorson,
3. Garrett, L. Jordon, j T King, NJ
Moker, p R Newell, E. Scales, G.
Staten, Missess W Nj. Jones and L.
T. Delaney. Hostess residence, 256
4 S. Cortez.
The burning Of the $1,000 mortgage
Of The Peoples A. NJ. L. Z.on church
was one of the most notable events in
The annals of the colored churches Of
Arizona. The mortgage burning took
place Sunday, May 80. and the church
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. Special music was rendered by
Mrs. l. J Harris. president Of the
Specific Mortgage Club which organi-
zation raised most Of the money with
which the mortgage debt was paid
Mrs. Harris deserves no small degree
Of credit for the success Of The club.
for it was due to her untiring efforts
that the club was kept together, and
ways and means devised for raising
the money to pay he debt. Mrs. Har
ris raised s56s.50 by individual effort
and she was ably assisted by a group
Of ladies VINO raised amounts as fol
lows Mrs Paris TabIou, 1895, also
/ q reod organ, value 1906; Mrs. W. f.
Young, S12s-50; Mrs W. D. Alexander,
STii Nrs. Lula Mci1lroy $3.50; 4
Mrs. g. } Faulkner $40; Mr. Russell
Cannon, $S5. Roy. Leo johnson, S17