Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-16

ing meeting. The members of the club
received motto and penant from. Mrs.
E Ellison of Los Angeles, Cal The
motto reads: Hear Nothing, See
Nothing, Say Nothing Its Japan
ese motto and the ladies decided that
they would make the most of it. The
meeting of the club Monday, April IS,
will be held with Mrs. P. F. McCutch-
con at 1915 East Jefferson Street.
Mock Trial April 22nd
At last, the great Mock Trial will
be held. Friday night April 22nd at
the c. NJ. E. church, corner 9TH street
and Jefferson, the Phoenix Literary
and Debating Society will stage a
Mock Trial. The defendant is charged
with murder and the prosecuting at
torneys are G. S. Rodgers and Cleo
NJ. Roberts. Attorneys for the defend
ant are Major Jones and Chas. F.
Gardner of Chicago This is going to
be. a hard fought case as all the evid-
ence against the defendant is purely
circumstantial. Prosecutor Rodgers
says the criminal must hang or be
sentenced to life Imprisonment and at
torney Jones says that he has never
lost case in all his years of practice.
1t will be worth going miles to see.
Remember the place and date. Hon.
William E. Watkins will in all prob
ability serve as judge on this occas-
sion, for he is well yersed in court
procedure. You cannot afford to miss
it.
Quietly Married
Mr. Fred Williams and Miss Emily
Crump Of Phoenix were quietly MARI
led in Florence, Ariz., on las Tuesday.
The young people did not take any of
their friends into their confidence,
but slipped away to Florence and were
married before anybody's suspicion
had been aroused. The BRIDES parents
MIR and Mrs. VIM. P. Crump, were let
in on the secret and We're present at
the marriage together with the other
members of the family. The bride is
a native daughter OF Arizona, a gradu-
ate Of Storer College, and very pro
minent socially. She has been en-
ployed by Madam Howard at the Mary
Francis Elite Shop in So. 5th Avenue,
where she has mastered the art of
dressmaking, millinery and designing.
The groom is a popular young man
who came 10 Phoenix several years ago
from Parsons Kans., where he bears
an enviable reputation. He is a ton
serial artist Of the first class and is
e-2-,-.o od by the Green Brothers, in
North Central avenue. The nowly weds
win reside al S22 East jefferson st.
The Tribune joins their many friends
in wishing them nothing but smooth
sailing over the tempestuous sea OF
matrimony
Tanners Chapel Activities
Sunday was trustee day at the A. NJ.
E. church and the attendance was un-
usually large. The pastor, Rev. T. ].
Sanford was at his best and delivered
two wonderful sermons. The Sunday
school opened at the usual hour with
fifty-four pupils present and several
visitors. The lesson was interestingly
discussed and intelligently applied.
At $50 the Allen Christian Endeayor
met with Mr.. Marby as leader and held
an interesting meeting. On next Sun
day Miss Constance Hall will lead the
Endeavor meeting and all young peo-
/ pie are invited to attend. The colIec-
tions for the day We're good as usual.
Second Baptist Church
Splendid services were conducted
last Sunday at the Second Baptist
church and the attendance was large.
The pastor, Rev. E. d. Greene preached
two able sermons and all were bene-
fitted by his words.
Mrs. Gilmore lndisposed
Friends Of Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Gil
more viii regret to learn that Mrs.
Gilmore is confined to her home on
account of sickness. She has been in
disposed several weeks and is under
the care of a physician
Mrs. Brady Improved
Mrs Lewis Brady Of POS N. 9th
street, who has been confined to her
home the past few months on account
of illness is reported on the road to
OF To Los Angeles