Phoenix tribune., 1921-06-04
S. /. A. cIub Notes

s. !. A. Club Notes
Ladies' Of the s. /. A. Club will meet
Monday with Mrs. Geo. w. Caldwell,
2S3 East Jefferson street This viii
be the last meeting of the season and
all members are urged to attend.
+ Greens Buy An Automobile
MIR and Mrs j A. Green of .947
West Grant street have purchased a
brand new passenger touring car
AIRS. Green is learning to drive and
soon will be able to master it alone.
The auto is known as the Elcar, one
Of the classiest models among high
priced autos.
/ To Pasadena, California
Mrs. Fl. II. Robinson and daughter
Miss Mable Robinson, left this week
for Pasadena Cal, where they Will
spend several weeks with friends and
relatives Miss Robinson is teacher
OF the third and fourth grades at
Douglas grammar school and will
attend the summer normal at Berke-
ley.
Delighted With indianapolis
A letter received from Mrs. Harry
Lyles. who is in indianapolis. Ind,
states that she is enjoying her visit in
| the east
Memorial Day Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Washington and
daughter Mrs. A. C. Thomas together
with aDnumber OF friends, spent May
SOth at Buckeye Irrigation Dam
Among those in the party We're Mr.
ana Mrs c. Z. Eubanks and daughter.
Muriell, Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Peck, Mr.
and Mrs. l. F. Silvers, and niece, Miss
Margaret Silvers, Miss Erma Jones,
Blanche Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. w.
B. Scott Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ander-
sonia, Mr. GIL. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Lewis Varnes, Mrs o. G. Hward. Mrs.
NJ C.. Franklin. Mr.. B. Banks, Mr. and
Mrs A. M. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Williams Mr. ana Mrs. w NJ Nc
Kinney, Mrs L. Mayn Hill Kansas
City Everyone carried a full basket
Buckeye dam was an ideal picnic
ground also a fine place for bathing,
fishing and hunting.
Wedding Announcement
Of interest to Phoeifix society folk
. is the announcement by Mrs. B. Peter
son of the marriage OF her daughter,
Miss Lois C. Peterson to Mr. Maurice
P. Hudson on Wednesday evening,
June 18th at the 4. NJ Z. church.
4 Second and jefferson streets. The
announcement comes as a surprise TO
many Both of the young people are
very prominent socially and this
4 promises TO he wedding OF more
than ordinary importance.
viii Visit in Alabama
Mrs B. Brown of 109 West Jackson
street is planning an extensive trip to
Alabama and other southern states
where she win visit friends and rela,
tiyes.
c. !. Club Activities
The Colored Industrial Club which
was organized a few weeks ago by
Mrs Ada Jones, is doing some excel
lent work. This club is composed
mostly OF young people and the object
OF the organization is TO build up a
financial standard for the young peo-
pie and any one else who may desire
to become a member Each and ey-
cry member viii receive equal shares
and each viii bo expected to lear
equal responsibilities. The motto OF
the club 'N Can DO and We viii
Do" Officei cf the Industrial club
are: President Andrew Wallace;
I Vice president, Ella Mae Jones; Sec
retary, Jaunita Gillispe; Assistant sec
retary, Trease McCloud Treasurer,
James Rosser; Chairman financial
board Floyd Johnson; chairman
board Of trustees, Walter McMillen;
Mrs. Ada Jones is Matron for the
clab. The Headquarters for the club
are al IS South 4th street
To Portland, oregon
Miss Mollie Morrison our popular
Ghiropodisb VIII leave soon for Port
land, Oregon. Miss Morrison is a
member OF the Tanner chapel choir
and her services will be greatly miss
ed by this church She has made a
host Of friends during her brief resi-
! dence in Phoenix who regret to see
her leave
Style Show June 9TH.
Following are the artists models
wo will appear in the style show to
lie given Tuesday evening, June 7th
at the Second Baptist church, Fifth
street and East Jefferson Mesdames
j. F. Hudspeth, Jessie McCloud, Mat
thew White, Ardmore Jcnkins, Lucille
johnson, Gus Williams, Annie Green,
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