Phoenix tribune., 1920-07-10
Personal, Local and Society News
BY r. L. S., Society Editor
Of THE STATE CAPITAL

but are sufficiently impressed to the
extent of purchasing a home in Phoe-
nix.
Family Picnic
Several families who did not care
to make the long trip to Granite Reef
on July 5, held little picnic at East
Lake Park. Among those to enjoy
this little outing were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ross and son, Mrs. II. II. Rob
inson and husband, Mrs. Cable Buie,
Mr.. and Mrs w ]. Jones and daugh-
ter, Mildred, A. R. and Mrs. Smith
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ennis
Bell, Mrs. NJ. Hooks, Mrs. II. Farlice.
Mr.. B. Banks, Mr.. Jas. H. Garter. Mrs.
Nancy ]. Murphy, Mrs w. J. Rose.
Mrs. A. NJ Peck, Mrs. J. Mccoy and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Holt, Mr.. George
Grubbs, several strangers and friends
of the above mentioned. Barbecued
beef and pork, fried chicken, salad.
lemonade, cake, ice cream, water
melons and other delicacies were
served and good time enjoyed by
all.
Unique Club Picnic
Members of the Unique Club held a
delightful picnic on July 5 at Granite
Reef. Three truck loads of people
journeyed to the picnic grounds and
all report grand time. Swimming,
hunting, fishing, wading, etc, were
some of the sports INDUCED in, and
they had all kinds of good things to
eat and drink.
Mrs. Richardson to California
Mrs. M. F. Richardson, 1137 East
Van Buren street, spent week in
Prescott visiting her grand children.
Eddie, Frank, John and Helen Young.
She is now in California enjoying the
cool breezes.
Mrs. Harris to Tucson
Mrs. Militia Harris left a few davs
ago for Tucson to visit her daughter
Mrs. M. Knox. She will spend a week
or ten days in Tucson before going
east where she will remain during the
summer months.
Sues For Divorce
Mrs. Ruth Lynn has filed suit for
divorce from Major Lynn, charging
desertion as grounds for the action
taken.
Home From Prescott
Mr.. and Mrs. T. z. Smith. 334 West
Jefferson street, spent the 4th of july
in Prescott visiting DR.. and Mrs. E.
E. Hilbert, brother and sister-in-law
Of Mr. Smith. The doctor and his
wife will motor to Phoenix on or
about August 18th, and the Smiths
will join them and the party will mo-
tor to the coast in the doctors big
touring car
Cupid Darts
Mr.. Benjamin owen and Miss lone
Smith were quietly married a few
lays ago at the parsonage of the A.
NJ. E. church by Rev. t. ]. Sanford
The newly weds have gone to Pres
colt, where they will spend their
honeymoon.
Miss Peterson Weds
Mr. Marshall Bellue led Miss Olga
Peterson to Hymen's alter a few days
ago, and the Rev. DR.. T. ]. Sanford
read the ceremony, which was per-
,ormed in the presence of a few
friends and relatives.
More Wedding Bells
This week Rev. T. ]. Sanford united
n marriage the following young peo-
Die: Mr.. Berrymore and Miss Girard
Odessa Bellyile; Mr. Irvine Bell and
Miss Illmore Montgomery.
Visiting in Cincinnati
Miss Mary McReynolds, daughter of
Mr.. j. H. McReynolds of this city. is
1isiting relatives in Cincinnati. Ohio.
Miss McReynolds has been a student
It Wilberforce University for the past
hree years and will graduate next
erm. She is also taking a CONNER
'ial course in connection with her
'egular studies and has become quite
proficient in short hand and tx,yo,,,r;+
ng.
To Long Beach
Mrs. George Streler left this week
,or Long Beach, Calf, to spend the
summer.
Visitor From Chicago
Mrs. ]. 0. Newly of Chicago is Wis
ting her mother and sister, Mrs. Mer-
chant and Mrs. Turner, 1905 East JEFF