Phoenix tribune., 1920-10-16
Return from St. Louis

their summer vacation. They visited
all places Of interest in the two states
and met many old acquaintances.
they spent some little time in st.
Louis and while there, Mrs. Jones
completed a course in Scalp treatment
and Hair Culture at the Poro college.
She has an advantage over many of
/ the graduates of this college owing to
the fact that some take their courses
by mail while she was privileged to
attend the college and receive person
al instructions from the faculty She
has opened an establishment at her
! home on East Portland street and is
prepared to do manicuring, massaging,
J shampooing and hair dressing She
also can supply all Poro customers
with the Poro goods. Head her ad-
vertisement in the. classified column
and phone sS04 for an appointment.
A Son is sopn
Born, last Thursday morning, Oc-
tober Z, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Lindsey of 1917 East Jefferson street,
bouncing bahy boy Mother and son
doing fine. The father-well, he may
recover but will never look the same.
He has box Of clear Havanas. Have
you secured yours?
New Shining Parlor
Mr.. X. Skidmore, who came to this
city a few months ago from San Diego,
Cal, has opened a first-class shining
parlor at % South First street and
also handles newspapers, magazines
and periodicals. Ladies as well as
gentlemen may secure service at his
place, as it is enclosed and strictly
private.
Visitor from Superior
Mr.. j. H. Miller of Superior, Ari.
zona, was business visitor in the city
this week.
over from Chandler
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Brown and son
of Chandler. Arizona. were business
visitors in the city this week.
Arrival from Texas
Mrs. Annie Aplin of FL Paso, Texas,
is a recent arrival and is staying at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, W. A.
Brown, 112 South Eighth street. She
will make this her permanent home.
Brilliant Reception
Mrs NJ. Thompson of 112 South
Seventh street, gave a reception last
week in honor of her sister, Miss
Susie Brown, of La Grange, Ca, who
is spending a few days in the city.
This reception proved one Of the ban
ner events of the early social season
and many ladies' were present to meet
Miss Brown and welcome her to the
city.
viii Entertain Patrons
Mr.. T. A. Gaillard, proprietor of
Gaillard's cafe, 221 East Madison
street, plans little social affair for
his patrons Thursday evening, October
p at the cafe. After the guests have
dined, the tables will be cleared and
dancing will engage the attention of
the guests until a late hour He ex-
tends this invitation to all who enjoy
dancing.
c. &. w. Day Tent
Members Of c. E. W. Day Tent, are
requested to meet Monday afternoon
at four o'clock at Smiths hall, 21
East Madison street, for the transac-
ton Of business. By order of Mrs.
Bette Yann.
S. |. A. Club Meeting
Ladies of the Self Improvement Art
club met Monday afternoon with Mrs
]. T. Lucas. 945 West Buchanan street
and spent pleasant social hour. Re-
freshments were served by the hostess
and enjoyed by all. The meeting Mon
day afternoon will lie held with Mrs.
Leroy Essex at the residence of Mrs.
T. ]. White, 612 South Third avenue.
Republican Rally
Saturday afternoon. o'clock, the
Colored Women's Republican club Of
Phoenix, will give tea at Doris hall,
35 East Washington. Several of the
Republican candidates will address
the meeting and large attendance is
desired. After the speaking the ladies
will serve ice cream, cake and other
refreshments which have been pro-
vided by the committee. All eolored
people of Phoenix and the valley in
vited to attend this meeting,
En- Route to Prescott
Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Newell spent
several days in the city this week
while en- route to their home in Pres
colt, after pleasant vacation spent
in the southern part of the state. They
attended the DR.. Bundy lecture Thurs
day night and left Friday morning for