Phoenix tribune., 1921-01-15
Visitor From Prescott.

Visitor From Prescott.
Mrs. G. w. Taylor arrived Sunday
from Prescott and is staying at the
residence of Mrs. Emma Smith, 943
East Monroe street. Mrs. Taylor had
the pleasure of meeting an old
schoolmate, Mrs. Cable Buie of 822
East jefferson street, whom she had
not seen since childhood. Mrs. Tay-
lor plans to spend the winter in
Phoenix
Mrs. Jordan Is Hostess.
On Sunday, December &c, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stell Jordan were hosts at a de-
lightful dinner at their hospitable
home, 1922 East Washington street.
The house was artistically decorated
with holiday suggestions and place
card covers were laid for ten. A five
course repast was served and after
dinner the evening was spent at
dancing. The surprise of the even
ing came when Mr.. Jordan pre-
sented Mrs. Jordan with $120 in gold
as a Christmas gift.
Miss Ora Smith III.
Friends of Miss Ora Smith, 943
East Monroe street, will regret to
learn that she is confined to her
home with a slight attack of la
grippe
Brilliant Birthday Party.
Last week Mr.. j. W. King cele-
brated his 'steenth birthday with a
six-course dinner at his hospitable
home in West Sherman street. Holi-
day suggestions were used in effec-
tive decoration and covers were laid
for Mrs. NJ. j. Maddox, Mr.. Geo.
Hardiman, Mrs. B. o. Belt, Mr.. ]. H.
Tubes, Mrs. B. E. Franklin, Mr.. Roy
Finley of Denver, Miss Blanch Hester
and the host. At late hour the
guests departed wishing Mr.. King a
happy birthday and many of them.
Rose Smith Indisposed.
Miss Creaola Rose Smith, 94S East
Monroe street, has recovered from a
recent attack of Il grippe.
Mr.. Varnes Improved.
Mr.. Lewis varnes, 1925 East Madi-
son street, who the past two weeks
has been confined to his home with
pneumonia, is convalescing.
Word From Mrs. Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lindsey, Jr.,
1917 East Jefferson street, received a
card from Mrs. Maud Cuney Hare
last week stating that she spent the
holidays in Seattle, Wash, and was
now en- route to her home in Boston,
Mass. Mrs. Hare and Mr.. Richard
son appeared in a recital here in No
vember under the auspices of the
Phoenix Protective League.
A New Departure.
Women readers of the Tribune will
rejoice to learn that the manage
ment of this paper has engaged a
teacher of domestic art to write ar
ticles exclusively for this paper. Mrs.
NJ. E. Holt of this city, a graduate of
Prairie View State Normal and In
dustrial College at Prairie View.
Texas, is the lady engaged and the
second article of a series appears in
this issue OF the Tribune. Clip these
articles and paste them in your scrap
book, as you will find them of ines
timable value. Her first article ap-
peared in last weeks issue under the
caption; Mrs. Hollis Experiences. !"
Christian EndeaVor Meet.
Last Sunday the members of the
Christian Endeavor met at the A. M.
E. church and with Mr.. Frank Lewis
as leader, held an interesting meet
ing. The topic for discussion was:
Helpful Bible Passages" and all
took prominent part in discussion.
Mrs. Banks, president of the, Chris
tian Endeavor Union, was present
and made few ENCOURAGING re-
marks. The meeting Sunday will be-
gin at $50 p. m. and splendid pro
gram will be rendered. Everybody
invited.
S. S. Officers Elected.
On last Sunday Tanner Chapel A.
NJ. E. Sunday school elected officers
foC the ensuing year. Following are
the officers and teachers elected:
Superintendent, A. R. Smith; assist
ant superintendent, Mrs. Geo. Sire
len; treasurer, Mrs. Allen Smith;
secretary, Miss Helen Brown; assist
ant secretary, Miss Dorothy Levin.
Teachers: Bible class, A. R. Smith;
intermediate class, Rev. T. ]. San
ford; junior class, Mrs. Allen Smith;
infant class, Mrs. l. McPinion; Choir
rister, Miss Cora Smith.