Arizona republican., 1922-05-02
WASHINGTON FARM
BUREAU IS To HOLD
OPEN HOUSE NIGHT

UPEW hUU1E VI6H /
The washington Farm Bureau is
| to hold open house in the community
on Tuesday night. An evening of fun
| and sociability has been planned by
| the social committee. c. v. Tuttle
and c. C. Wrinkle, two well-known
comedians, have been secured to put
on 25-minute act entitled Little
Eva" Besides this, several of the
young people of the Young Peoples
club will give some good entertain
ment and music.
The ladies of the farm bureau in
| particular and all others who are
willing to are requested to bring a
cake and a few sandwiches. Coffee
and ice cream will be provided by
the men, who will also have complete
| charge of the serving. A cordial in
vitation is extended to everyone in
the community to be present.
| The Womans club will meet Friday
afternoon for the last time. This will
be a special business meeting and
| promises to be a very interesting
| one. Mrs. d. G. Leelx, Mrs. Scott
Grimes and Miss Grace Grimes will
| be hostesses for the afternoon.
| A very pleasant surprise party was
given Mrs. Geo. White, at her home
on the Indian School road on We'd
nesday afternoon by her friends in
| the washington district, who dropped
! in to bid her farewell, before she
| leaves for her new home in Okla
| homa.
During the afternoon an organiza-
! tion was formed by the ladies pres
| ent to promote the interest and well
fare of the Washington Community
| Sunday school. This organization
| the name for which was not fully
decided upon. will meet the second
| Thursday Of each month and will be
open to every lady in the community
who cares to join it. Mrs. H. r
| Hennigan was elected president, Mrs
Dale Randleman vice president, Mrs
Chas. Aune, secretary treasurer. The
first meeting will be held May II al
the home of Mr.. Aune. All interest
| ed in such an organization are in
| vited to be present.
Those who were present to enjoy
the afternoon were Mesdames Mid
dleton, f. r. Virgins, e. A. Robert
son, v. H. Travis, A. J. Brownsber-
ger, Chas. Aune, w. ID. Fulwiler, J
w. Stauffer, Howard, Isles, Dale
Randleman, George White. Fred
Shambler, Mrs. Moore of Yuma, ano
the Misses Lucille Middleton and Mar
Fulwiler. Ice cream and cake were
| served at the close Of a very pleas
ant afternoon.
The Washington Young Peoples
club held a delightful party Thurs
day evening at the home of Miss Lu-
cile Middleton. The social was hel6
on the lawn, which was prettily
lighted with Japanese 1anters. Many
new games were played and a de-
lightful get-together time was had by
the young people. who plan to holC
many such parties during the sum.
mer, their school duties having inter.
fered somewhat with their clul
meetings during the school months
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening. Thirty young
people greatly enjoyed the OCCASION
A surprise party was planned anC
successfully carried out by Mrs. VIII.
liam Swarts, on Friday afternoon a
the home of Mrs. Thos. Sobey. Mrs
Swarts will leave early next week fol
San Diego, where she will join hel
husband, who has been working il
that city for some time, and where
they will make their home in the fu
ture. Mrs. Swarts has always take1
an active interest in the Woman
club and the affairs of the com
munity and win be greatly misset
by her friends. Refreshments wer'
served at the close of the afternoon
Those present wer: Mrs. Chas. Aune
Mrs. II. S. Brooks, Mrs. w. l.. Smith
Mrs. r. u. Grimes, Mrs. Scott Grimes
Miss Grace Grimes, Mrs. ID. E. lr
win. Mrs r. r. T.. Shepherd, Mrs
| Thos. Sobey, Mrs. A T. Sobey, Mrs
G. w. Steele, Mrs. A. II. Westfall
Mrs. G. w. Taylor and Mrs. VIM
| Swarts
On Friday evening the Washington
school gave a school exhibit and pro
gram in which all the grades wer
represented. Punch and waters wer
also served by the domesic scienc
department of the school. An erro
was made in last weeks news statin'
that the affair was 10 be given D,
the Woman's club. Although s.
scheduled on the Woman's club cal
endar, the entire evenings entertain
ment had been turned over to tn
school by the heads of the social de
partment. A good sized crowd wa
present to inspect the exhibit ant
listen to the musical program givel
by the children.
Mrs. H. G. Lockett attended tn
| University week gwen III IuCsol
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tappin. who hay
been visiting their daughter, Mrs
Frank Thomason for six weeks, lef
Thursday for their home near Con
gress Junction.
Mrs. Alice Crawford, who has spen
the winter with her friend, Mrs. Gee
Taylor, left Tuesday of last week TO
her home in De Soto, Mo.
An explosion of a brooder STOW
lamp caused quite little excitamen
at the Thomason ranch one nigh
last week. Although the fire wa
prevented from spreading, Mrs. Tho
mason lost quite a number of he
pure bred baby chicks.
While the Collier family, who liv
on the old Amlams ranch on Ramon
road, were attending the parade j
Phoenix Tuesday night Of last wee