Arizona sun., 1951-04-27
VALLEY SOCIAL WHIRL
By Marguerite Hunter-Phone 8-1O5O

Some so out-of-toWn golf en-
thusiasts were on hand for the 4th
annual Invitational Golf Tourna-
ment at Encanto Park April 21-22.
This was unquestionably the larg-
est and most successful of the four
tournaments given. Participating
we're such outstanding golfers as
Oscar Clisby of Pasadena, who won
the championship flight, and AL
bert McDaniels, Stacy wens, Wal
ter Mcqueen, Theopolis Smith, DR..
w. E. Bailey, Kenny Washington
and DR.. L. A. Bradford, all of Los
Angeles. Our local champion was
Ernest Bartlett with the highest
handicap. Johnny Oliver won a
trophy in the fourth flight. After
the contest, a banquet was given
for 118 guests at the ElkS Hall.
The Black and White formal
given by Kappa Alpha Psi last
Saturday night was THE social
event of the season. Those who
were in attendance at the Knights
of Columbus Hall will long re-
member the night. Socialites and
celebrities mingled amicably and
the scene was one of Springtime.
and beauty. The ladies were CLAM
orous lin their lovely creations and
the gentlemen were highly ap-
preciative Our California visitors
were greatly impressed.
Mr.. Tom Bradley, provincial
Polemarch of Kappa Alpha Psi fra
ternity, was the house guest of
DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Phillips over
the weekend. Mr.. Bradley is on
an inspection tour Of chapters Of
this region.
Mr.. Novel; Griffin, regional
membership chairman of the Ma
A.C.P. was guest Of the local
branch and is assisting in the MEM
bership drive While in the city
he was the guest of Mrs. Thelma
Evans of 521-E Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Nc
Broom of 915 SO. 7th Ave-, en-
tertained for their Los Angeles
guests over the weekend The
honorees were: Messers. Kenny
Washington, Fred Parker, Jack
Coleman and Lee Young.
The Business and Professional
Womens Club, Alpha Gamma Rho
met with Mrs. Katherine Drum Of
964 E. Monroe ST., Monday after
noon. Plans were discussed for a
trip to the National Convention
in San Francisco in June. A letter
was read accepting Mrs. Thelma
Walkers membership. The club
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to train Junior Hostesses as a USO
unit for entertainment of soldiers
of Luke and Williams Field Air
Force bases. Twenty were present
to enjoy the delicious dinner served
by Mrs. Jordan.
The SelectiOnes are preparing for
their spring concert which will be
given soon. This is an annual af-
fair.
Ford Smith is in spring training
in Lake Wood, New Jersey. He
will play ball in Canada this sum-
mer. Mrs. Smith and their two
children, Jacqueline and Ford
Smith, 2nd., plan to join him dur
ing late summer. They reside at
2141 E. Broadway.
Charmettes Entertain
The Charmettes, Phoenix's new
est social club for the teenage
group, will entertain with a party,
Sunday, the 29th, from six until
twelve. Each member has invited
two guests. About thirty youths
are expected to attend. 1t will be
held at the palatial home of Mrs.
Louis Jordan, who is the sponsor.
James Nabors is the guest
speaker and teacher at the Holi-
ness Pennacostal Church, located
ct 1890 S. 11th ST., each Monday
evening at seven-thirty. The public
is always invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pink Mosley, 2100
S. Seventh Ave-, are the proud par
ents of a baby boy, born April %.
Council Meets
The Pan Hellenic Council met
at the home of Miss Juanita Fa-
vors, 2134 E. Violet Dr., Wednes-
DAY evening at even-thirty. Busi-
ness plans were discussed. The
rest of the evening was spent in
playing bridge and canasta, plus
on loving delicious refreshments.