Phoenix tribune., 1921-01-08
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Grand Concert, January -
On the evening of January 18th a
grand concert will be given at the
Second Baptist church. Following is
the program:
Opening Chorus Ten Girls
Invocation Raymond Bell
CnOrus Girls
Recitation and Pose........-.-..-.........
.Erma B. Cole and Raymond Bel
Instrumental Solo.
-....--.---.....,. Miss Constance Hall
Vocal Solo, Miss Johnnie Bell
Grafton. Bennie James
Vocal Solo.....-....---..-Mr. w. M. Thomas
Reading ng..................... Ella Mae Jones
Spanish Drill rill.........................S Six Girls
Instrumental Solo,. Georgia Rosser
Dunbar Selection......M Mamie Jones
Vocal Solo........-...-.......... Bertha Jones
instrumental Duet........................
Pauline Howard & Raymond Bell
Solo Adrian Smith
Recitation. Idella Jones
Cnorus Girls
Vocal Solo.....-........... Senoma Rodgers
Defamation. VIM. Rosser
Solo and Pose.,....-...............
.-..--.--.-...-Corrine .McCutcheon and
Senoma Rodgers
Closing RemarksW William Rosser
Pauline Howard manager; Johnnie
Bell, assistant manager. Program
will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
Everybody invited. Admission, 25
cents.
Christmas Party
Among the events of the holiday
season was a beautiful Christmas
party given by Miss Dorothy Levin
at the home of her aunt, Mvs. Geo.
Strelen, $40 South Montezuma street
The house was profusely decorated
with holiday colors of red and green.
The table was artistically arranged
with centerpiece of a mount of
snow, surrounded by real poinsettias.
Covers were laid for twenty-eight
which were marked by hand painted
place cards. Some beautiful selec-
tions were rendered by Claudine
Hoye, Georgia Rosser and Louise
Scott. The guest list included:
Misses Levenia and Erma McLindon,
Claudine Hoye, Hartance and Odessa
Allen, Georgia Rosser, Louise and
Viola Scott, Emily Smith, Masters
Raymond Bell, Byron Rumford, Theo-
dore Mangam. Hewlett Smith, Chaun-
cey Rumford, Clarence Tumlin, Ralph
Jones, Walter Smith, Mrs. Geo.
Strelen, Miss A. R. Oby and the host
ess.
Mothers Entertained
The New Years dinner given by
Mrs. Day for the mothers was a beau
tiful affair. The appropriate color
scheme Of purple and white was artis-
tically carried out even to the table
cover The centerpiece was a purple
vase filled with sweet peas Of the
two colors, and as the guests entered
the dining room each was presented
with bouquet of yiolets. Covers
were laid for fifteen and the sumptu-
GUS dinner of turkey with dressing,
mashed potatoes, creamed peas, cram
berries, olives, celery, hot rolls, coffee,
salad, pie la mode and fruit cake,
was certainly enjoyed. 1t reminded
one of family reunion and happier
crowd has never met. Each declared
Mrs. Day an ideal hostess and wished
her many blessings for her thought
fulness, while others congratulated
her for entertaining those worthy
ladies so highly.
Mrs. Grub Is Hostess
Sunday, January 2, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Grub of POI North Ninth street
entertained with one of the most de-
lightful dinners of the season. The
writer would like to name all the
palatable dishes served, but is unable
to do SO and will only tell of the b.g
turkey and all that goes with it, which
were served as starter" The re-
mainder of the dinner consisted of
five courses and all enjoyed them
selves to the highest. Among those
to enjoy this elaborate spread were:
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pace, Mr. and Mrs.