Nogales international., 1929-03-08
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Mrs E. S. Edmonson Society Edtor-Phone 534

lSinging. Marching, Gladly March
ing, Members.
Past Matrons and Patrons con
Quoted into the room by Mrs
Louis Hudgin, who bore the flag
Rythmical History of the Chap
ter, Mrs. Sue Henry.
Song to Past Matrons, 5 Rainbow
Girls, Mary Simonton, julie
Merle Wise, Mary Gambee
Lois Gushing, Margaret Noon
Reco'lections of the founding Of
the chapter were made by Mrs
l. Burgoon, the first worthy ma
tron. Relative to the first initia
ton, she told of initiation of the
/ hapter's first candidate, Bracey
Curtis. Mrs. Burgoon, as the
mother, was presented a bouquet
of red and white carnations, by
Mrs. w. A. O'Connor. Mrs. Wylie.
their dearly loved organist, was
also presented a lovely bouquet,
by Mrs. r. S. Burns. Mrs. Wylie,
in charge of the music for the
evening, was assisted by Mrs. Ada
Jones and Mrs. Louis Hudgin.
The honor guest of the evening
was Mother Karns, Mrs. C. E.
Hardy and the Rev. James Crutch-
field were visiting matron and
patron. and Mrs. Henry Cors an
ther past matron who resides
elsewhere, but was able to attend
The East matrons from the time
of the organization in 1905, were
Mrs. I. Burgoon, Mrs. Beulah
Smithson, Mrs. Nellie Kelsey, Mrs
Molly Perkins, Mrs. H. R. Rem
shaw. Mrs. T. J. Wylie, Mrs. j. c,
Glissan, Mrs. A. S. Noon, Mrs
Ada Jones, Mrs. A. S. Noon, Mrs.
Ed Wood, Mrs. Henry Corl, Mrs
A. J. Mi!liken, Mrs. S. d. Karns,
Mrs. Bee Citizens, Mrs. William
Simonton, Mrs. T. G. Wright, Mrs.
Charles Wheeler, Mrs. Jack Pol
lock, Mrs. Sue Henry, Mrs. Roy
Noon. Mrs. w. L. Hunter, Mrs.
r. S. Burns, Mrs. w. A. O'Con-
nor.
Mrs. Tracy Bird, now of Yuma
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. George Oiney, in Phoenix,
arrived here Sunday to visit. She
returned to Phoenix Wednesday.
ENTERTAINS CLUB
AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. Harry Karns was hostess
to her bridge club on Thursday,
when she entertained the mem
bers and a few friends with a
bridge luncheon as a courtesy to
Mrs. S. y. (Mother) Kerns, who
is her guest. The two tables,
at which the guests were seated,
were strikingly decorated in green,
and all bridge appointments fol-
flowed the St. Patrick motif, also.
Bright nut baskets of green,
adorned with harps and green
hats, were at each cover, while
very tall tapers of green formed
the centerpiece. The same color
scheme was carried out in the
courses, and Erin-ga- -Brah salad
was served. A pretty guest prize
was presented to the honor guest,
high score prize to the club mem
bers, and score prize to the guest
iholding high score. Those asked
to join the club in its pleasurab!e
afternoon, were: Mrs. S. D. Karns,
Mrs. E. Titcomb, Mrs. E. K. Cum
ming, Mrs. Harriet Owen, and
Mrs. Sue Henry.
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Another of their well-known
social afternoons will! be held by
the members of Unity Chapter.
Eastern Star, ON Monday after
noon. at two-thirty o'clock. Mrs.
J. C. Glissan and Mrs. William
Simonton will be hostess for the
afternoon, and are planning ex-
lcellent entertainment and refresh
ments.
Mrs. A. L. Lewis has been en-
joying visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Williaf Taylor, of La Colo
rada, Mexico, for the past two
two.
Mrs. George Martin who re'
Gently returned to Noga'es to
reside, has as her guests this
week. Mrs. w. E. Karns and baby
daughter, of Walnut Park, Cali
fornia.