Phoenix tribune., 1922-10-28
PRESCOTT
BY Mrs. L. V. Hines

McCutcheon entertained several of
her friends at beautiful dinner party
given at the home of Mrs. Lucy De
laney, North Virginia St. The follow
ing guests enjoyed the spread: Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. A. Sells, Miss
Maggie Clark, Mr.. Albert Lee Sells,
Mr.. F. Doss, Mrs. r. E. Youngblood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Essix The dinner
was beautifully gotten up, and all en-
joyed it. They retired at late hour,
declaring Mrs McCutcheon a wonder
full hostess.
Last week Mrs. Lucy Delaney en-
tertained with a beautifully prepared
dinner at her home on North Virginia
street, and as usual it was one of the
grandest of the season. The follow
ing were the guests: Rev. and Mrs.
Harvey, Mother Ramsey, Mrs. Thos.
E. Hines and baby Nettie May. and
Mrs. Essix. The guests departed at a
late hour, declaring Mrs. Delaney a
par-excellent hostess.
Mrs. McCarty left for Los Angeles
the last Of last week, instead of the
date stated in previous issue of The
Tribune. She was very sick, and this
delayed her going. 1t Is hoped she
will make the trip safely and will feel
much better by having taken the treat
ments.
Several press errors occurred in
the writeup of the dinner party given
by Mrs. w. D. Alexander in last
weeks issue. The dinner was lovely,
and the guests were Mrs. B. Folker-
son, Mr.. R. M. Garret, Mrs. Lucy Burk-
hardt and the host and hostess.
Last week Mrs. Wise left for an
extended visit with friends, with no
definite time set for her return.
Mrs. Clarence Maxwell left for a
months stay with her mother in Los
Angeles, California
Mrs. ]. Coleman has returned to
the city after an absence of some
time. She was seen on the streets of
the city this week
Mrs. B. ]. Folkerson reported a
wonderful time during her vifst in
Montana and other states this past
summer. She is much improved by
the trip, having completely regained
her health. Many receptions and din
ner parties have been given for her
She has taken apartments with Mrs
Jacob Tull. We are glad to have her
back again.
News received from Mrs. Leonard
Harris is to the effect that they are
doing wonderfully well. Mr.. Harris
is in the Real Estate business.
The new pastor of the Peoples A.
M. 2. church has not arrived as yet.
1t is reported that he is coming over
land. The members are anxiously
awaiting his arrival.
The convention opened Tuesday
with large attendance, but at the
time of going to press the reporter
had had no names of the delegates
handed her. A full account of the
convention will occur in the next is
sue.
Many hunting parties have been en-
joyed, but the reporter failed to have
information handed her. Please
phone in all news. This doesn't
mean just certain class, but all the
people of Prescott. Some have re-
marked that there is nothing in the
paper. How do you expect the re-
porter or the editor to know the news
If 1t is not handed them? Others phone
in their news, and we read it. Do
likewise, or don't grumble. The re-
porter has no axes to grind through
the columns of this paper 1t is news
the public desires to know
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Burkhardt were
at home to several of their friends
with lovely dinner. 1t was several
course dinner and beautifully pre-
pared. The guests present were Mrs.
B. ]. Folkerson, Mrs. w. D. Alexan-
der, Mrs. Hines and the host and hos
tess. The guests reported a wonder
full time and delicious dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folds are pleasant
newcomers to our CITY, Mr.. Folds is
a patient at the Fort. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Folds cousin, and
arrived from Oklahoma two weeks
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Folds may locate
here permanently.
Mr.. Shepherd is back again at Fort
Whipple. 1t looks like old times to
see him home again. We are glad
he's back, and hope he will stay.
A letter from Miss Naomi Tabron
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