Phoenix tribune., 1921-09-10
OF THE STATE CAPITAL
BY R. |. S, Society Editor


assisted the hostess, Miss McCutch-
con assisted in receiving the guests
and Miss Minis received cards at the
door,
Mrs. Trice is Hostess
Saturday evening, Sept. 3, Mrs. Bert
Trice of POI North Ninth street was
hostess at a brilliant reception given
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Wash
ington. The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and over
one hundred guests were invited and
came to grace the affair with their
presence. Delicious refresments were
served and all report a delightful
time. The Washingtons left Monday
evening for the coast.
Rev. Caldwell to Speak
Services at the A. M. E. church will
be conducted Sunday as usual and in
the absence Of a pastor, the Rev. A.
c. Caldwell, state missionary for the
California conference Of the c. NE
church will fill the plpit Sunday is
trustee day and the public is invited
to come out and help make it a sue
cess.
Baseball Notes
The Western Giants came hack
strong in a game Sunday with the pi-
rates, winning with score Of Is to 1. /
The White Sox and Tigers played
Sunday at East Lake park and the
unbeatable Tigers again proved their
superiority over their rivals by walk
ing away with the winning score. The
final score was u TO 8 in favor OF the
Tigers. It was decided by promoters /
that the Tigers must be beaten and
for Labor Day an all star team, pick
ed from the Giants and White Sox.
was placed in the field against the
Tigers. The invincible Tigers made
the All Stars look like ameteurs and
didn't extend themselves. They won
in walk and with hands down. It
looks like the Tigers viii be cham
pions of the Valley League. Nothing
short OF a miracle can keep them
from winning the pennant.
Dance Monday Night
The William T. Black Post OF the
Colored American Legion viii give a |
dance Monday night at Arcadia hall.
Public invited. Music by Phoenix Jazz
Orchestra.
New Cafe opens
Mr. and Mrs. James Grant Of Chand- |
Ter, Arizona, have opened a first class /
cafe and refreshments parlor at 1873
East Madison street, where they viii |
be pleased to have you call and be
served. Mr. Grant said that the cafe
will be known as Every cafe
and he intends to give continuous ser
vice. Any hour Of the day or night
you can get real service at this cafe.
The owners are experienced restaur-
ant people and for several years have
conducted the Boston Restaurant in
Chandler. Irior to coming to Chand-
Ter they owned and conducted The De
pot Restaurant in Prescott and all
travellers know Of the excellent cuis-
inc and first class service given pc
IRONS OF this restaurant when James
Grant was owner. Mr.. and MIS-. Grant
will make specially Of Sunday din
1eTs and ass the public to watch the
columns CT the Tribune for announe-
snmts Of their special Sunday menc.
This Sunday WI be their first aud
hey invite all Phoenix to come and
inc at Ever aody's Cafe, 1875 East
Madison stre-t.
Antioch E@.-tist Church
Splendid services were held Sunday
1t Antioch Baptist church and the at
was large. The pastor Rev.
:. A. Gilmore preached two able ser
mons and all were benefited. Yon
ire always welcome at Antioch.
Mrs. Davis Passes
Mrs. ]. L. Davis of 919 West Buc-
lanan street passed away last sun
lay following a lingering illness. She
vas a member Of the Second Baptist
church, loved and respected by all
Who knew her. She leaves four little
and husband, mother ana
'ther relatives to mourn her loss. The
uneral wa SHIELD Thursday afternoon
md the Rev. E. D. Green. her pastor
cad the last sad rites. A large con Il
'ourse of friends followed the re
mains to their last resting place and
nterment was made in Greenwood
The floral offerings were
many and beautiful Our sympathy
'oes out to the bereaved in this their
ad hour.
1t c. M. E. Church