Nogales international., 1928-11-30
MRS. SANDERS ENTERTAINs

H16S. SANOEhS EAEN ZEN A1INS
The home of Mrs. A. E. Sand
ers was the scene of one of the
prettiest of She fall parties, on
Tuesday afternoon, when host of
friends gathered for a bridge tea
Gorgeous yellow chr7santhemums
frightened the rooms, while yellow
was predominant in the delicious
refreshments and favors. Score
prizes artistically tied with bright
yellow bows, We're awarded Mrs.
J. A. Dye, Mrs. L. H. Watkins, and
Mrs. Frank Rose. The guests
were: Mesdames, w. ]. Phillips.
John Jund, J. A. Dye, Fred Han
,.ah. Coburn, Frank Lynch, w. j.
Mitchell, Frank Rose, Grover Mar
steiler, L. H. Watkins, w. G..
Vinegar, Norman Pomeroy, E.
Titcomb, E. A. Titco,nb, Fulton
Tracy Bird. D. o. Wilkey, w. F.
Jackson, George Gushing, M. P.
Duffy. A. l.. Lewis. Fl. J. Karns.
w. H. Farrell I. Burgoon. J. F.
Johnson, H. v. Farrior, G. @. Bis
ION, Fred Taylor. Frank Duffy,
Ted Selig, Miss Amy Jones Mrs.
Robert Lee and Mrs. G. V. Fow,er
dropped in to sea. g. %
THANKSGIVING GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs, Craig Pottinger
had as guests for Thanksgiving
Dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Tovrea,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Curtis and chil~
dren, and George White, who was
here from Tu<son.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Malcolm
Middleton entertained number OF
friends ats a bridge party, the first
nf Two given bv her. this week.
The rooms. were. hriahtened by
lovely bouquets Of lavender and
white chrvsapthemunis, PRETTY
score prizes were awarded Mrs. R
T. Frazier, Mrs. Blaire RoarK. aud
Mrs Fred Hannah. sThe Quest list
;n"lrd4d:. Mesdames a. l.. Lewis.
w. C. Vinegar, M. w. Altaffer,
John George, Grover Marsteller,
r. T. Frazier, J. A. Cumming,
Blaine Roark, E. A. Titcomb, J. A.
Dye J. Jund, Fred Hannah, H: r.
sisk, Howard Givens, Wooddell,
Miss Amy Jones, Mrs. +. Titcomb.
! and Mrs. Jules Nahoun. Mrs. E. 4:
! Thurman. Mrs Louis Scherb, and
Mrs Gene Sykes dropped, in for
tea.
! ENTERTAIN TUCSON GUESTS
| Yesterday lovely Thanksgiving
rartv took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rose, when
, relatives came from Tucson to
help celebrate with q delicious
Thanksgiving dinner. Nothing
was lacking when the party gath
cred round the attractive. table,
and a merry party ensued. The
Guests who joined the Rose family
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman, Mr..
end Mrs. o. w. Davis and chill
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Alymer Kin
nison and son.
Fulfilling all the best traditions
of what a Thanksgiving dinner
should be, was the one served yes
terlay at the home of Mr.. and
Duane Bird for all the members
Of the family in Nogales. Miss
Mona White. who was also a gust,
assisted the hostN Us. A>vers We're
laid for: Mr.. and Mrs. Allen T.
Bird, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Allen T.
Bird, Jr., Allen T. Bird, Miss Mona
White, Virginia White. Tom Hall,
otto Bird, Margie, Duane and
Villa, and Mr.. and Duane Bird.
MUSIC SECTION
The Schubert Centennial was
titly observed Tuesday afternoon
by members of the Music Section
If the, Woman's. Club. Thru the
efforts of the chairman of that
Sc stction, Mrs. Duane Bird. the ma
terial employed was identical with
that used in New York City, where
g COMMITTEES, headed by Otto Fl
Kahn, ands other. rnusic lovers.
homage TO the great composer last
week. The program was followed
with. exact;tude. and PAPERS sent
| cut by the national committee were
read.
Mrs. Duane Bid read the Cen.
tennial Address, Mr.. O'Day read
Dvorak's "Salient Facts of Schu.
bert's Life" and Mrs George reac
"a Biographical Sketch of Schu'
| bert. There followed a program