Phoenix tribune., 1921-06-04


bers requested to be present J. F.
Hudspeth President
Visitor from Houston
Mrs. Alex Johnson Of Houston, Tex
as. is here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
!. Fletcher al 609, sorth srd street.
Mrs. johnson is an old acquaintance
of Mr.. and Mrs Hudspeth, who also
are staying al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher
Giants Win from Tempe
IN an eleven inning game at Tempe
on Decoration Day, the Western
Giants came back winning from the
southsiders Icy the score OF Z to s
wiz White, Rosser and Poor Jack
formed the batteries for the Giants.
and Peterson adm Buckles for the
Tempe team Poor Jack allowed two
passes and struck out eight men. The
game was fast and snappy from be-
ginning to end and everybody was on
his toes. The Giants will play their
old rivals The White Sox at East
Lake Park Sunday afternoon. This
twill be "some game for the Giants
have sworn vengeance against The
White sox. It win be worth going
miles TO see.
Birthday Surprise Party
Tuesday evening, May 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. e. L. Fleweren were pleasantly
surprised at their home l214 East
Monroe street with birthday party
in honor OF their steenth birthday.
The surprise was complete for when
the crowd arrived Mr. Flewellen was
washing the dishes and Mrs. Flewel-
len was busy ironing. The honorees
were the recipients of many beautiful
and useful presents Delicious re-
6reshments were served and the eve
ming was spent in school days reci-
tations and music on the Pathe pho
nograph Among those in the party
We're: Rev. and Mrs. M. Thompson,
Miss Susie Brown, Mr. and Mrs W.
w. Washington, Mr.. and Mrs c. S. ".
Jones. Mr. and Mrs Lawe Moore, Mr..
and Mrs J. o. Green, Mrs. Georgia
Owens. Mrs. Netue Freeman, Mrs.
Lewis Vanes. Mrs. Bell Moore, Mrs.
Scott Smith. Mrs. Elma Scaggs, Mrs.
Gussie Manning, Miss Vivian Wynne,
Miss Rena Moore, Mr shannon. Mr
IL. Scott and little Sarah Flewellen.
To San Pedro California
Mr. and Mrs NJ w Mack Of Pres
colt spent a Few hours in the city
Thursday while enroute to San Pedro,
California, where they win spend the
summer
Move Into New Home
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew White have
moved into their palatial home 1858
East jefferson street. This is one of
the most thoroughly modern homes in
the east end and it's credit to the
neighborhood
To Chicago
Miss Captola Jones OF S02 East
Jefferson street left this week for
Chicago, where she win spend the
summer with friends
Visitor from Superior
julius Miller of Superior, Arizona,
was a business visitor in the city this
week Mr. and Mrs. Miller are form
er residents Of Phoenix ana are Ieav,
ing early in July for Chicago En-
route they will visit friends and rela-
tives in Denver, Kansas City, Lin
coin and Omaha They also win
spend some time in Iowa, after which
they expect TO return to Arizona or
California to make their future home.
but, wherever Mr. Miller has re-
quested that the Tribune be sent-yes,
Stree
Return from Kansas City
Mrs. L. A. Walker of 1922 East JET
ferson street returned this week from
Kansas City, Mo, where she went in
-response to a telegram stating that
4her father, Mr. Chas Moore, was quite
i'll She brought him back with her
and he is doing nicely
En- Route to Needles
G T. Tinsley spent Thursday in the
city while en- route to Needles CAL.
where he goes to accept a lucuratiYe
position. Mr. Tinsley is an old resi-
dent OF Phoenix, but for the past few
months has been employed at the
Cottage Sanitorium in Silver City
n NJ
To Heber, Arizona
Miss Rosa Cunningham of 3S6 Viii
letta street, left this week for Heber
Ariz. where she viii spend thc sum
mer
". P. S. c. E.
The Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Igmdeayor will meet Sunday