Phoenix tribune., 1920-05-29
PRESCOTT
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(By Mrs. Dora Rose)

I
The citizens of Prescott gave a
brilliant reception last week in honor
OF Miss Helen Harper Vance, popu-
lar young lady of this city who has
been attending the Northern Arizona
Normal school at Flagstaff, and this
year was pronounced worthy of grad
uation. The exercises opened by
singing America" after which Mr..
]. Tull delivered an address in behalf
of the citizens of Prescott. Mrs. L. J..
Harris read the class credits also a
letter of congratulations from Gov
ernor Thos. E. Campbell. Mrs Harris
acting as master of ceremonies, read
the following program which was well
rendered and proved quite interesting:
song Audience
Instrumental Duet .-.......................
.,------.....Mr Todd and Mrs. Newell
Address AIR. r. NJ. Garrett
Instrumental Duet .....................
Master Robert Jordan and Mrs Connor
Paper. Mrs. S. E. Newell
Rev. Clark
Address.--..-,.-...,...--.-Rev. Leo Johnson
Remarks Miss Helen II. Vance
After the program, refreshments
We're served. All the business peo-
pie of Prescott sat on the platform
with the graduate, Miss Vance, and
she was highly complimented and
congratulated by all.
Miss Vance was exquisitely gowned
in pink dress, hand embroidered and
a pink georgette hat. Madam E. E.
Hilbert looked very pretty in blue
messaline with chamuse satin worn
over white. Mrs. F. H. Alexander in
purple messaliIe with velvet trim
mings. Mrs. Fuetardo in burgundy
messaline. Mrs. S. E. Newell in white
linen dress with silk blouse.
Mrs Wilbur Smith has been quite
i'll the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones of Jerome, Ari-
zona, have purchased the home of
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Young on Granite
street.
Mrs w. H. Young OF Yuma, was a
business visitor in the city this week
Mrs. C. H. Ellis, grand matron, O.
E. S, Texas and jurisdiction arrived
in Prescott last Thursday and was
met at the train by Mr. and Mrs. NJ
N Mack and Mrs Churchill and TAX
en- to the home of Mrs r. NJ. Garret
where she remained a guest during
her stay in Prescott. She address
the ladies of the Eastern Star chap
ter Friday night at their hall, and on
Saturday evening was rendered re-
ception at the Peoples A. M. e. Zion
church. Her visit to this city was in
deed a blessing, and we shall be
pleased TO welcome her at any time
Mrs A. NJ Brown of Los Angeles,
grand high priestess of the Tabernacle,
arrived in Prescott, Sunday, and was
met by Mrs. R. NJ Garrett, past chief
preceptress, and taken to her home
On Monday evening she met the
Daughters, gave an interesting and
instructive lecture and assisted by
Daughter Forman, installed the fol
lowing officers: Mrs. l.. f. Delaney,
Madam Hilbert, Mrs. Rose, Mrs
Anderson, Mrs. Blair were initiated
into the order, and installed as of
ticers. Sunday, Mrs. Brown was hon
or guest at a 10 o'clock breakfast
given by Mrs Alexander and Mrs.
Garrett.
Mrs ]. Hawkins left Sunday for
Lawrence, Kansas, and points in
Colorado, where she will visit during
the summer
Mrs. Thomas Hines entertained
with Spanish dinner Sunday at her
home. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones, Rev. and Mrs S. E.
Newell.
Mrs. Brown, G. H. p, brought us
good news and glad tidings, however,
we envy Phoenix, for she stated that
! Phoenix Tabernacle was in splendid
condition and highly complimented
| the members on their excellent work.
Prescott is coming and we hope to
make a mark.
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