Phoenix tribune., 1920-08-14

"~AAA~A +~A " 1t-htrd1inh ti foiHItl Nu-
sicians. stated that they were handi-
capped because they had no piano.
and that when they play a return en-
eagement they hope TO be able TO
secure a piano. They also played an
engagement at Irvine park, 74s West
Grant street.
Six O'Clock Tea
Mrs. George Wilson and sister. Mrs.
L. Ada Walker. were joint hostesses
at the home Of the former. 1I2G East
Jefferson street. Friday afternoon.
from ? to 6 o'clock. over one hun.
dred ladies' were asked to tea and to
meet Mrs. William James Crews Of
Pocotello, Idaho, who. with her hus-
band, is guest in the Wilson home.
The house was prettily decorated for
the occasion. the color scheme Of yel.
low and white being used throughout.
The hostesses were assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. |. F. Silvers. Mrs. Benz.
James, Mrs. r. F. Rodgers and Mrs.
Charles Brown Miss Beatrice Beau.
chorist Ross served at the tea table.
while Master George Wilson. Jr.. re-
ceived the cards at the door.
OFF to Mesa
Mr.. f. c. Cleveland left Thursday
for Mesa to attend the state Baptist
convention.
From Flagstaff
Rev. R. e. Lewis and Mr.. T. w.
Garrison of Flagstaff passed through
the city Tuesday en- route to Mesa to
attend the Baptist convention.
6uffaloes Give Hay Ride
The colored lall team, the 'Buffa-
loes," will give a hay ride to Mesa
Thursday evening, August 19. The
cars will leave the A NJ. Il. church.
corner Second and Jefferson streets,
at 8 o'clock. Everybody invited 70
journey to Mesa with the boys Thurs
day night.
DR.. 5undy Coming
Citizens of Phoenix will be given an
opportunity to hear Dr. Leroy Bundy
on the evening of September 14th at
the A. NJ. e. church. DR.. Bundy is the
man who figured prominently. in the
East st. Louis riot and was given a
life sentence in the penitentiary He
appealed his case and is now out on
$25,O00 bonds. 1t will be real treat
to hear him. Don't forget the place
and date. There will be no charge for
admission to his lecture.
Home From California
Robert S. Stearns, who. with his
wife and daughter, has been spending
the summer on the coast, returned to
Phoenix this week to face an ugly
charge which has been preferred
against him. 1t is alleged that Stearns
purchased several Kelly Springfield
tires that had been stolen and which
were offered him at a bargain price.
The case will come up this week in
the justice court Stearns is one of
the largest property owners among
the colored people of Phoenix and
formerly was owner of the Adams
hotel barber shop which he recently
sold to the Green brothers.
On Campaign Tour
Paul Green left this week on tour
Of southern Arizona in the interest of
several candidates who are seeking
the nomination for certain offices in
the coming primary election. He will
visit Bisbee, Douglas, Tucson, Globe,
Miami and other towns, returning to
Phoenix about August goth or 21st.
Held to Answer
c. c. Malcolm, charged with grand
larceny, had his preliminary examina-
tion before Judge Mckee Wednesday
afternoon and was held to answer to
the superior court under a bond of
$3.50. Malcolm is charged with taking
six Kelly-Springfield automobile tires
from the Phoenix Rubber company on
June 1. He was arrested in Dallas,
Texas, and brought back to Phoenix
to stand trial