Phoenix tribune., 1921-05-14
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PRESCOTT
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By Mrs. Dora Bates

We are pleased to announce Mrs.
Thomas King has completely recov-
cred from a recent indisposition.
Thomas Rose escaped what might
have been a serious accident, when
his driving horse became frightened
and ran away Mr.. Rose, who was in
the act of climbing in his buggy, was
thrown violently to the ground, but
escaped injury. The hrose wrecked
the buggy, tore down section of
fence, but was caught at the livery
tarn, where he is kept.
The P. S. Club met Friday with
Mrs. Paris Tabron. An enjoyable
meeting was held, and a delightful
luncheon served Miss Annette Lin
dell was the guest of Mrs. Tabron,
and Mrs. Joe Blair that of Mrs. Dora
Rose. The president, Mrs. Jacob
Tull, is very pleased with the pro-
gress of the club, and planning some
social events for the summer.
Mrs. F. M. Alexander is expecting
house guest to arrive on Sunday
from the capital city, in the person
of Mrs. o. c. Howard. Prescott is
always glad TO welcome Mrs. How
ard.
The Terpsechorean entertainment
r;vo,, XKyodoocdo.y Y,;obt bv Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Young was a success from
every point of view. 1t was well at
tended and every one had a good
time.
Ward II at Fort Whipple Hospital
has been increased by the arrival of
nineteen colored patients from Hous-
ton, Texas. No place like Prescott
fer our sick soldier boys.
Miss Helen Vance, principal of the
Mesa school, returned to Mesa on
Sunday, after spending pleasant
weekend with her parents.
Since the fire in his shop month
ago, R. M. Garrett has been busy
with repairs. He has done the shop
over completely in white enamel, new
electric fixtures and fans, individual
bowls, and everything to make his
shop not only the most attractive in
Prescott, but in the entire southwest
His business also increases by leaps
and bounds.
Miss Roach, a young sister of Mrs
W. T. Bell, has arrived in the city for
an extended visit with her two sis
ters and their families.
Mrs. Fred H. Alexander, 242 South
Montezuma street, was the lucky win
ner of a very fine pillow from the
Catholic school.
Madam o. G. Howard of Phoenix
made brief visit to Prescott Satur-
day returning home Sunday. While
here she was the guest of Mrs. Fred
Alexander Her friends regret that
her stay was so short.
Mr.. Ed Hall has moved into Mrs.
Moker's little house in North Virginia
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burkhardt re-
turned last week from short but
enjoyable honeymoon spent in Gallup,
N. M. They are at home to their
friends at 13O N. Mccormick st.
The social given by Mrs. Mary Car
ter and Mrs. Lenier was a grand sue
cess.
The home of Mrs. William Page
was the scene of brilliant dinner
party given by Miss Margaret Vernon
in honor of her mothers birthday
The whole affair was complete
surprise to Mrs. Page. The dinner
which was prepared by Miss Vernon
would have done credit to grown
up. She was assisted in serving by
Miss Lille Perkins. Among those
invited were, Mrs. Ada Evans, Mrs
Eliza Moker, Mrs. Sarah Anderson
Mrs. ]. Perkins and Mrs. Dora Rose
Mrs. Page was the recipient of many
beautiful presents. The guests were
delighted with some of the --latest
steps in dancing as introduced by
Misses Vernon and Perkins. The re
mainder of the evening was spent al
cards and music.
Mothers Day was beautifully OBJ
served at the Peoples A. M. E. Zior
church. Following is the program
Apostles Greed, Miss Anita Coleman
Address on Mothers Day: Rev. Lee
Johnson; Solo, Paris Tabron; Paper
Mrs. Fred Alexander; Duet: Mrs
Massey and Mrs. Hurd; Address: Mr.
Tull; Solo: Mrs. Jennie Key; Address
Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs. Wilbur Smith
Mrs Conner and Rev. Leo johnson
presided at the piano. The church
was filled to capacity and everyone
enjoyed the exercises. Mrs. Mary
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