Arizona sun., 1950-04-21

Mrs. D. F. Benson. Many persons
were unable to remain for the So
cial hour and hence we missed the
pleasure of greeting them, among
them were Rev. Butler Nelson.
Our hats are DOTTED to the pro-
gram committee, Mrs. Phillips,
Thelma Evans, Mrs. Grace Daniels
and all the others who helped to
make the tea successful and whose
efforts are sparkling the member
ship drive in Phoenix. Buy share
in the organization that can, and
has a will to do so much fighting
for you. The campaign has two
weeks to go.
PARTIES
DR.. and Mrs. Lowell Wormley
were at home to friends in their
beautiful western ranch style resi-
denc.- on East Broadway. Cards
were the chief mode of entertain
ment for the guests and a few pre-
ferred to amuse themselves with
delightful conversation. A buffet
luncheon, deliciously prepared was
the extra special treat of the eve
ming. Among the guests invited
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams,
Mrs. Fleecie Jordan and Mrs.
Annie Mae Woods of Pasadena
(who is visiting with Mrs. Jordan,
operates leading mortuary in
Pasadena; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Bartlett, DR.. and Mrs. David Solo
mon, DR.. D. E. Purdue, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Warren, DR.. and Mrs.
Percy Julian, Mr.. J. Crump, Miss
Elizabeth Crump, Attorney and
Mrs. H. B. Daniels, DR.. and Mrs.
Walter Murray, DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas Crump, Mr.. Lloyd Dickey,
Mrs. Juanita Dickey and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Grigsby.
Mr.. Roy Lucas had guests for
steak dinner in one of the swanky
dining rooms at the Bamby Club,
5000 East Broadway. Those pres
ent included Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Manning (of Illinois who now have
a lovely home in the Jones Addi-
tion) Ted Smith, tenor and Mr..
Marlowe Nichols (pianist current
lly appearing at Club Sundown). f.
Miss Sarah Williams, Miss Louie
Carter and Mr.. Daniel Jackson.
After dinner the party enjoyed
musical selections rendered by
Messers Ted Smith and Marlowe
Nichols.
Those of you who would like an
evening of good interesting enter
tainment might find just that at
the beautiful Bamby Club. On a
recent tour of the establishment,
conducted by its genial host and
proprietor, Mr.. Roy Lucas, we were
visibly impressed by the. private
dining facilities and the unique
music vendors secreted in the cell
ing. The Red, Pink and Blue
Rooms, (for private dining) are
distinctly unique.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams sue
ceSsfully organized a desert picnic
in South Mountain Park which was
the cream of real living for those
who find great joy in the beauti-
full atmosphere under the stars.
Ramada No. 2 was the spot at
which good friends, good food,
music and cards were combined to
the joy of all. There were lots of
folks there and among several of
our winter visitors who'll be 1eav-
ing soon, DR.. and Mrs. Percy Julian
and Mr.. Eugene Kinkle Jones as
well as Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Annie
Mae Woods of Pasadena and Mrs.
Fanchet.
PINOCCHIO
Bear Tracks, a student group at
Phoenix College purchased thirty
tickets for the Sunday matinee
showing of Pinocchio to be pre-
sented at 2:15 at the Play House,
3535 East Mcdowell. Twenty of
these tickets were given to our
pupils in elementary schools and
ten to Spanish-American pupils.
We think this fine gesture of in
lterracial goodwill and highly COM
mend the college students. The
Ragsdale Mortuary has agreed to
furnish transportation on Sunday
at 2 o'clock to any students who
will be unable to arrange a way