Phoenix tribune., 1920-12-04

committees. Members of the A. M. E.
Zion church and the citizens. of Pres.
colt in general, feel a deep loss in the
departure of Rev. Yearwood, still we
wish him success in his new field.
His successor will arrive in Prescott
within the next few days, as will our
beloved bishop, L. w. Kyles. Rev.
Harvey will have charge Of the serv.
ices until the new pastor arrives.
Sunday services will be conducted as
usual and all are invited to attend.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Tatron enter.
tanned with weekend party, com.
plimentary to their daughters, Miss
Helen Vance, teacher in the public
schools at Mesa, and Miss Naomi
Tabron, who is a student in the North
ern Arizona Normal at F1agstaff.
Their out-of-town guests were: Miss
Beulah Morrow of Mesa, Mr.. Purdy
Of Phoenix and Mr.. Shepard of Palo
Alto, Cal. The entertainment con-
sisted of Thanksgiving dinner
served on beautifully decorated
table at which places were marked for
twelve. The dinner was followed by
theatre party and all had a. enjoy
able time.
One of the most fashionable affairs
Of the season was the Spanish lunch.
con given by Mrs. Thomas E. Hines
at her beautiful home in honor OF
Miss Helen Vance. Miss Beulah Nor
row and Miss Naomi Tabron. Covers
were laid for twenty-three and a de-
lightful four course Spanish luncheon
was served, after which short pro-
gram was rendered and enjoyed by
all.
Mr.. Charles Myers. popular chef on
the Santa Fe. was a Sunday visitor in
Prescott.
Mr.. Fred Jones returned last week
from Lawrence, Kans., where he spent
several weeks visiting his parents.
Mr.. Clarence Maxwell and Mr. Sells
were hosts Friday afternoon and later
took their guests for an automobile
drive over the new highway to
Jerome. The party returned late Fri
day evening and were served with a
SIX course dinner at the Lincoln cafe.
Mrs. Paris Tabron chaperoned the
young folks and later took them to the
movies.
The Belle orchestra played for the
Thanksgiving dance (white) at Kirk
land. This orchestra is quite popular
throughout the state and their serv-
ices are in great demand.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Anderson were
hosts at a seven course dinner on
Thanksgiving day. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young and
Mrs. T. D. Green.
Little Marie Anderson celebrated
her eighth birthday Sunday and a
party of sixteen of her little friends
were present. Dainty refreshments
were served after which the little tots
indulged in all kinds Of amusement
and games. Little Marie was the
recipient of many useful presents and
on departing the children all wished
her many happy birthdays.
Mrs. Thomas E. Hines, Miss Helen
Vance, Miss Naomi Tabron, Miss
Beulah Morrow and Mr.. Sheppard
were visitors to Fort Whipple Friday.
Mr. Moses Sheppard, formerly a
patient at Fort Whipple barracks, but
now resident of Los Angeles, Cal,
was visitor in Prescott on Thanks
giving day. The boys at the Fort won.
der why Nose visits Prescott so often.
Thanksgiving day at Fort Whipple
was some day for the boys. For
those who doubt that the boys had a
great time. here's the menu: Grape
fruit cocktail. consomme. saltines,
roast turkey. walnut dressing. giblet
gravy. jellied cranberries. candied
sweet potatoes. buttered asparagus
tips. mixed pickles. celery. pumpkin
and mince pies, oranges. apples,
bananas, grapes, assorted nuts, clus.
ter raisins.
Wasn't 1t some meal? John Ross
says it was, and the way Coleman
tore into it was shame, The only
complaint was registered By "joker''
whose names is Mayes. Poor Max
well and "Jim the vamp" were left
in the shade. George Edwards. the
"big BIRD" made it to "in-law" and
! a prunt for safiafaetfor