Phoenix tribune., 1921-10-22
Living Models Introduced

Inc ENTERTAINMENT given TUESDAY
night at the Community House by
ladies of the Charity Club proved very
enjoyable. Real honest-to-goodness
living picture models were introduced
and the house was in an uproar from
start to finish Mrs. Lynn Carter as
America made a pretty picture. She
was attired in a costume made OF
United States flags. On her right
stood Parquet Childress dressed in
soldiers uniform. He stood at atten-
tion, while little Dorothy Jones and
Wimstona Hackett stood on either
side with miniature flags. The audi
ence stood and sang the "Etar
Spangled Banner" during the pre-
sentation of this number.
Next came Mrs. F. w. Burney, Mrs.
Oralee Mimms and Miss Inez Stewart
as Japanese girls. This picture was
very realistic and brought forth much
applause. Following this came "The
Flight Into Egypt" in which Mrs.
Winston C. Hackett with babe in arms,
Mr. Walter McKenney leading a
donkey and Dorthy Jones and Win
stone Hackett kneeling in front of
the babe, made very pretty picture.
This number received an encore.
Next came the Bathing Girl in which
Mrs. A. Stewart appeared in the mod
ern bathing costume, posing as a div
ing venus. Hers was a perfect pic
ture. Following this came Mrs. l. F.
Silvers as an Indian Maid. She was
dressed in the regulation costume
and held bow and arrow as though
taking aim at some object. This was
very unique picture.
Next came Mrs. Blanch McKenney
as the Organ Grinder. she was clad
in blue overalls, had cork leg and
looked like the old Organ Grinder OF
80 years ago. This picture was a
scream and received an encore. Fol
lowing this came Mrs. Pearl Carter
: as Red Cross Nurse. She was at
tired in the red cross uniform and
before her lay a wounded soldier in
the person of Parquet Childress. This
too received loud applause.
Next came Miss Matte Ware as a
Spanish Dancer. She looked the part
to a ''T," the only objection was made
by male member of the aurience who
said that he had never before seen a
Spanish Dancer remain still like this
one. She presented a perfect picture
and was roundly applauded. Follow
this came Mrs. Jessie James as a
Spinner. She took one back to 40
years ago when the old spinning
wheel was in vogue. This picture
was Incompatible.
Next came the Fortune Teller, Mrs.
o. B. Simmons looked the part of the
Gypsy Fortune Teller and Miss Inez
Stewart played the part of the will
ing victim This number brought
down the house and they were cheered
TO the echo.
Miss Eleanor Garcia Payne pre-
sided at the piano during the perfor
nance which was well worth ten
times the price of admission. Re
freshments were served and neat
sum realized for Sweet Charity.
War Observation-Disclosures of God
Owing to a disturbance in His
Majestys Realm. due to the forces
of evil, the soldiers of King Jesus
are called to arms. You are hereby
ordered to report for duty at the
armory, the Antioch Baptist church,
corner East Washington and 18th
street, TuesG y night, October 25, at
1880 o'clock, 20 receive marching or
ders for the great revival campaign
and bible Institute, which will be con
Quoted by DR.. f. O. Brown of El Paso
Texas DR.. Brown is one of the most
powerful eyangelists to visit Phoe-
nix. Every soldier is requested to
appear with side arms only-"The
Sword of the Spirit" This is not a
battle with carnal weapons, but with
the Sword of the Spirit, gospel preach
ing and dollars for the kingdom work.
Therefore, let every true soldier be
on the fighting line. All pastors in
the city and their congregations in
vited to take part in this twenty OF
thirty days revival God is swift
witness to the invitation.
ass
Charming Hostess
A few Sunday nights ago Mrs.
Johnnie Fletcher of 6O9 S. Srd St.,
laid covers for eight at a midnight
Spanish luncheon in honor of Miss
Myrtle Hackett OF Alameda, Cal, who
is spending the winter with her cousin
DR.. w. c. Hackett and wife of 1884