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Page Arizona Republic, PhoWue, Wednesday Morning, June 5,1935 TelepKone Club Boarcl Names Aids The executive board of the Washington limtrirt Club met afternoon at the home cf Aonouncf-mr-nt was made of the followinr department chairmen: applied Mrs. Karl IVariDK: American homes. Mrs. A. G.

AllrfTfimolcr; art aijd muniru IVJIIiam Perry: floriculture. Mrs. S. It. Ma.rlft.1o: hospitality.

Miss Adeline Banl'-lt; Ir-sisiation. MI-K. J. P. Brewer: international relations.

A. Lijrcett: literature. A. T. Bohey ajid Mrs.

W. Smith; con- Fervation, Mrp. A. C. ArrnbruMcr; Mrs.

Dniias Keck, motion picture, Mrs. William Mullen: public welfare. Mrs. Westfali; cluh InMitme, Mrs. William Smith; parliamentarian, MrK.

William Announcement also "was made of the party planned lor p. June nt tin- home of Mrs. J. P. Brewer.

J. Warnork Tvas aprfiint'-fl general rhairman, end She will he as- by all special and department chairmen. Bunco and bridge ivili be plsyed. Proceeds from 1he party -will V.e UH'd to pay the interest on tht club Jot. of funds available Jor the erection of a club house was delegated to the trustees.

Mrs. M. C. Rand. Mrs.

W. L. Smith and lira. A. T.

Pobey. A special meeting, open to all members of the club, was announced for June 38. A pot-luck iunch- eoen will be at noon, followed by a business melting. I're- the luncheon a meeting of tlu 1 board witli all department chairman "'ill be held at 10 a. ui.

The 7i-car book "will lie outlined at that time. Queen Esthers Meet Tomorrow (jnecn Kstlirr chnjitcr No. 22,. Order or Kaslcrn t-tar. will have fts Nprcial at.

a mcelinj; to- nionmv all members of the Ordr-r the Kastorn Star wlio IIUM lidd tin siation of Adah cither In tlie Phoenix chapters or other ch'i piers. Mis. Armour Wiltsell. who holds the oiiice of Adah in Queen Kslher chapter, has extended special invitations to Mis. J.

C. McGratli and Mrs. Ruth Powell, who hold the station of Adah in chapter, No. 3d, and Phoenix chaptei Mo. 5, respectively.

A short program pertainins to the! order also has been arranged. Those takinp part are Mrs. Leona Morpan, past grand matron of the grand chapter Order of the Kustern Star of New Mexico; and Mrs. Ross Lynll. grand lei-turer of Hit grand chiipter of Mrs.

C. Townsend, associate Vows Read In Arizona Temple MRS JOHN F. JONES In a ceremony performed Sunday in the Arizona temple, Miss Anna Lou Oldham, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Oldham of Salt Lake City, Utah, became the bride of John F.

Jones, son of the Arizona temple president, Charles R. Jones and Mrs. Jones of Mesa. The couple left for a visit on the Pacific coast, planning later to go to Salt Lake City for the summer and returning to Mesa in the fall. Party Held At Lodge Contract Clubs Are Entertained WICKEXBURG.

June Mrs. Members of tile Highway and 1 crises class of the Southern Bapis church spent the past week- nd at Rosemary lodge in the South' Harold P. Sullivan and Mrs. Lou matron, will preside in the absence' Charlebois entertained members of of Mrs. F.

r. Hall, worthy matronJ The class had been divided intoj ttle two contract bridge clubs jtwu groups, with the losers being! urday afternoon at the home of Mrs. hosts to the winners at the week- Sullivan, the win- -i I Hosts to tlie winners at 1 Schedules nuif; group was Hnttie Meeting Tomorrow Members of the Woman's Christ- Ian I'uinn will meet tomorrow in the linni" nt linn North Second street, with Mrs. K. M.

charge of the business session. Miss Cliflon will conduct tiie devotionals nnd Mrs. Kva Rocers will be in dial cc of the music. After a business session a program centering ou Day xvjJ! be Winkler. Dessert was served at individual tables which were attractively dec- llcr proup was composed of Myrenci orated with nut cups and favors in Cunningham, Bculah Mahan, Elsie pastel shades and bowls of spring flowers.

High scores at bridge were made by Mrs. R. D. Bailey, and Mrs. Marie White; low, Mrs.

O. R. Jaycox; and galloping prize, Mrs. Gust Matson. Guests were Mesdames Xorman Xellis.

L. Richards, Jaycox, Bernice Finlayson, A. B. Peach, E. R.

Dickie. F. A. Wilhoit, C. C.

Billing- slcy, Fred Guyberg, Rose M. Burmister, Xellie Koyk, Matson, Roj IVmbcrlon, Floyd Wachter. Dave Krlene Foote. Jesse Heckler, Norma AculT, Anna Dorothy Doll, Iletha Lullar. Belabelle Lollar.

David Locketl, Arliss Galloway, Hardy Stevens, Jame.s Cbestnutt and Harry Linristrom. The committee in charge of arrangements included Catherine aic- Donakl. fellowship chairman; Jack Kdwards, class president; Myrtis nrcwcr, social chairman. Hazel Os- Die! born and Robert Sciidder, jr. Mrs.

Loyal Temperance Lccion boys Robert Seudder, is the class Jones, White, Bailey, and Mercier ami girls. Mrs. W. Thomas will teacher. Willard, and Miss Cleo Hutchinson Others present were Catherine! Rock.

Anna Urooks, Mildred Fonte, Loona Heckler. Gladys Frances Walters. A'irpinia, Elizabeth Wesley. Olpa Kentro, a reading. "The Home Surprise Farewell Annual Meeting Elizabeth Wesley, uiga Kentro, MO VTV I Cl -rl PIT I Travis Baker.

Maurice Butterfield, J.0.1LJ iO VJJ.VV^J.1 Gordon Harrison. George Paul. Ernest Brewer. Bernard Treadway and Mr. and Mrs.

Seudder, sr. Scottsdale Couple farewell party was at the home of Mrs. A surprise pixi'ii recently K. r. Ret'k, complimenting Mrs.

R. lloih. who is leaving soon for California. A Itcautilul cifl was presented to the honor Kiii'st. Bursts Mesilnmes IT.

1.. .1. Tl. A. Koenis, C.

I'. -Wills, r. .1. Frantz. rteiu-se TV-itson.

Fannie r.rr'T. 1 Set For Friday Members of the sewing circle the Women of the Moose will hole their annual meeting at 10 a. Friday at the ranch home of Mrs Chester Tolby. The Tolby sanch is reached by driving west on road to the end of the pavement ,1 art to tllc end the pav JNUptial VOWS then going north one mile. marriage of! A.

covered dish luncheon will be Mins Jessie Graham, daughter of served at noon. and Mrs. W. Graham and! Mrs. John Eager, president num.

I'. honnree cK. n. T. r.axlcss.

R. A. ui, O. Kiibertsnn. A.

C. J. N. C'lveny and llic ury son of Mr. nml SIrs J.

Houps, senior L. o(' Scotls- nnonm-ed to friends. in Pyiliian Sisters Postpone Picnic The picnic rilanned by 1he Pythian Sisters for today at Tt-mpe Beach has boon postponed indef- Coid'tCSlcS P1(tlinC(l For Visitor Here The vows were exchanged Scottsdale. W. Davis, justice of the peace, offiriatinff.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Si-hulz attended the liridal pair. Mr. and Mrs.

Merkley will make their home in Scottsdale. regent, will be in charge of reservations. Union Ladies Aid To Form Circles The Ladies Aid of Union Congre- Imtely. njci-imic until ft dine loo tian Rlit-rl, tij morning until You up Men's Christ 'fin duildinK. JMVOTKI aw RTU! l-w-t.

oj.rn from rtVlork in the nt unc Women's Chris- lmt. 1'34 n) oVJot-Ji in the clock nt nipht. rho-Miix iHiblif library. avonue and Mi int: I mi ii. m.

tuti! p. m. on SUH.IHJS. PucMo Grnn-le ruins nnfl the labor- lit my which IR uiitier construction, five ivnli-s fust on Wishinrton sirrcl nnd tbp Crand canal, la to victors day. excevl Monday.

Irom a. to p. TO. Art ton a MiiE-e-uin. 1002 West Van J-turen strort.

open from to a o'clock each Sunday ond -lr NV 1, ihuich. i loi li til liu- luirvh, lift I'ori-s at -t ol Kon ign gational church meet at 2:30 llrs. Peider. North 10th has as her house truest her! i-ousin, Miss Dell Denison of Los! Anseles. A numlier of courtesies'; he present s.

en planned in her honor. be oYlock this afternoon in the church ioth avenue and Buckeye road. In the absence of Mrs. C. C.

-president of the group s. John Mills, vice-president, will All members are being- asked to prrsont. so that the society may divided into several circles. Lovely Jacket Dress lum licon. st 1" .1.

i 11. m. in Vi' 1, tidies Aul of Junior of Commerce at p. Hotel Adams. Weekly Htrnra Club tneeunc at noon.

THI'RSDAY ij-iiHH T'' MUM- i a re Vnion. 1 WCTI" Norlh Suvond Wilson Pa font -IV Ai-soc-ifttion, jm- cial jit p. ni. ai home ot K. I 1 New "li'3 Social Circle of poi- lu, tu Ui" Mrs.

S. B. Jiirhry, iUIVwfli mint. union's. Ouh.

t-r o't Uv-k HI litum-- of mwtms, of Mrs. J. uf. Amer- American Kitchen. Weekly Club 12:10 p.

m. Weekly Pona Club ra fconn Club. at Hol.l inc at fic-on. Arl- ir.Ktir.s noon. Hold Adams.

rmiiAY chartrr No. s. Order of y. 9LI 3 P- m. in ihf Tetr.rlc.

of the at m. at tht honif ol Mrs Chester Tolby. try Club. m. ai C.

Lcvk- dtnntr. fcomif Jwi-in-o WCXX1, S4 MUNUAY Weekly inee: Phoenix Realty Board, at IZilO p. Anrcma Club, Weekly Anrnna 1 pk. m. in Crande.

meetinc of charter. AM-oclaiioo of Arizona ai A.tner»-*n Kitchen. TCCSDAY Phoenix dub. A dress with its own jacket is al ways very useful, besides so smar for summer wear. The miniature view shows how attractive today- model is withou the Jacket for rea warm days.

It's a simple method changing- your costume. It will maki your wardrobe look more extensive than it really is. Lovely sheer cotton prints, shan tung-linen, seersucker, novelty pi ques, tub silks, make stunning schemes. Style Xo. :752 is designed fo sizes 14, 16, IS years.

36. 3S aud 40 inches bust. Size 16 requires 4 yard of 39-inch material with yard 35-inch contrasting-. Send fifteen cents (15c) siamp or coin (coin is preferred) for TAT TERN. Writs plainly your name, ad dress and style number.

Be sure state size you wish. Summer Fashion Book Costs Send for Your Copy Today! Book! and pattern together 25c. Address your order to Republic Pattern Department. Dinner Honors ames Fishers Mr. and Mrs.

Wi E. Huff entertained at dinner Sunday In honor of be Rev. James Fisher and Mrs. and son, Laurence, -who are caving next week for Canon City, Colo. Guests were Mr.

and Mrs. L. H. Hinton and. daughter, Betty Lou and son, G.

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Smith and son, Charles: Mr. and Mrs. B.

C. Loury. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Tackett, Mrs. Lena Schupach and sons, Fred and Bob; Mrs. Isa Jrown, Mrs. Mary Sasser. Bernard Miller and the honor guests.

Piano Recital Plans Are Told Mrs. Luther Steward will present er nine and ten year pupils in a jiano promotion recital at 2 p. m. Saturday at her studio, 51 Mitchell rive. The program will include: Dolly's Funeral Tschaikowsky Mary Lee Atkerson Dolly's Kitchen Hollaender Katherine Branscomb Waltz Mathews Elizabeth Rhodes B.

D. Mathews Katherine Moses talian Dance J. H. Rogers Clair Barnum Sonata, Op. 12 (excerpt) Mozart Bettie DeWitt Minuet Dussek Beth Jacobs Air in Major Mozart Jean Jensen Romance in Haydn Mary Helen Pappas Lady Bettie Goodrich Frances Nisbitt Waltz Ketterer Alice Mitchell Mist William M.

Carman Frances Farrow Consolation Mendelsshon Frances Mclntyre Territorial Club Members Gather The June meeting of the Terri- orial Sons and Daughters of Arizona was. held Monday night in the patio of the C. C. Hansen home, 519 West Portland street. Four new members were introduced, and received membership cards.

Refreshments were served to members, by the entertainment committee, of which Mrs. 'J. T. Murphy is chairman. An invitation is being extended to )ersons born in Arizona prior to February 14, 1912, to join this club.

The next meeting will be July 1 at T. D. English home, 746 West Pierce street. Mrs. Frank Flynn To Be Honored Complimenting Mrs.

Frank Flynn, whose husband was recently appointed United States attorney for Arizona, members of the Maricopa Association of Attorneys Wives will entertain their husbands and their friends at a picnic dinner at 6:30 o'clock Saturday evening at the home of Judge and Mrs. A. C. Lockwood, 84 West Cypress street. Mesdames J.

E. Morrison, Jesse Wanslee. Grant Laney, William McRae, K. T. Palmer and Benton Dick are in charge of reservations.

An interesting program has been arranged. Dear Mrs. Post: Does a man go alone to buy an engagement ring? believe my fiance is under this impression and I'm heartily afraid of the result. Answer: Sometimes yes, sometimes, no. If he is quite sure of her taste and sees a ring he knows she will like, he chooses it himself.

But usually it is wise to have a selection of rings, which are within his means, laid then ask her to go with him and choose the one she likes best. But whatever he gives her, he should try to consult her she is to wear it all her life. Or, if his purse be very shallow, perhaps he does not give her a ring other than a guard that will later keep her wedding ri from falling off. And then when his ship comes in he buys her a lovely ring on an anniversary of their engagement or wedding or any day. Dear Mrs.

Post: I'm not going to inrry until late summer but I am trying to collect all the information 1 can so that my parents will know- just how much they can afford to give me. Will you tell me something- about the dinner we are expected to give for the attendants and just how elaborate this must Answer: If the wedding is to be a very lavish one, the bridesmaids' and ushers' dinner, which takes' place on the wedding eve, is an essential item of expense that the parents of the bride are expected to at their own house or else at a club or a hotel. But at a very simple even when the bridesmaids and ushers come from a provisions made for this wedding- eve dinner are those a picnic buffet spread out on the dining room table for the wedding party, either immediately before or after the rehearsal at the church. The menu for this picnic supper should be of whatever is most easy to prepare and at the same time most substantial. "Lunch counter" rather than "tea party" sandwiches, with hot coffee or cocoa, scrambled egrgs and sausages, or sausages between rolls, possibly ice served on paper plates and drunk from paper cups so that extra" dishwashing need not be added to the already overworked household.

Central Society To Hold Meeting The Women's Missionary Society of Central Methodist church will hold the monthly meeting at the church Friday evening. The prayer groups will meet at 5 clock under the leadership of Mrs. Stella Fowler. At 5:15 Miss Ida Stevens will give the last chapter of the mission study of "Suzuki Looks at Japan." Immedia-tely following this study, dinner will be served. Those attending are asked to make their reservations through their circle chairman.

The after-dinner program: Devotional. "A Service of Witnessing," Mrs. I. F. Dempsey and Mrs.

Lewis Barlett. A Map Presentation of Work in the Homeland. Mrs. C. I.

Waggoner. Reading, "A Little Boy's Lunch," Miss Miriam Jones; "Daughters of Methodism," by Mrs. E. P. Pearson.

Solo. Miss Ina. Davidson. Business session, Mrs. L.

R. McDonald, president Party Is Held At Country Club Mrs. Genevieve F. Moore of Kansas City, who came here to attend graduation exercises at Brophy high school where her son, Charles C. Moore, received his diploma the past week, was hostess Monday night at a dinner party at Phoenix Country Club honoring members of the graduating class.

She was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. F. E. Coles, and Mrs. James Coles, and her daughter Josephine Moore who accompanied her here from Kansas City.

Guests were the Rev. Lawrence O'Keeffe, S. the Rev. Gerald Flynn, S. Frank M.

Buckley, of New York City; Thomas J. Donovan, Charles Moore, Leslie Rhu- art, E. Francis Sanguinetti, Joseph Ridau, John A. Jantz, William James, Pleasant M. James, Edward O.

Fuller, Bernard H. Dodt, Hubert M. Coles, Fred J. Buckley of New York City: Edward C. Bower, Virgil P.

Huntimer, Harry E. Rimby, Edward W. StreiUer, E. Welling, Leo J. Weinick, John B.

Hughes, Horace Fieri, James Palmer and Lester Rufiner. Wilson PTA Slates Thursday Meeting A social and business meeting of the Wilson Parent-Teacher Association will be held Thursday at the home of the program chairman, Mrs. F. D. Newhall, 2103 East Polk street.

Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. followed by a short business session at which plans will be made for the picnic in July. Wickenburg Aid Sets All-Day Meet WICKENBURG, June al day meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Community Presbyterian church ivill be held Thursday in the basement of the church. A pot-luck luncheon will be served at noon followed by quilting and sewing, in preparation for the bazaar. Mrs.

Dave Jones, president, will preside over the business session at 2 p. 'm. Methodist Circle To Serve Luncheon. Circle No. 1, Bethel Methodist church, will hold a luncheon in the church dining room from 12 to 2 p.

m. Tuesday. Following the luncheon a program will be presented. Hostesses will be Mrs. Bessie Haggott, Mrs.

R. S. Mastin, Mrs. C. O.

Stuckey and Mrs. E. Clyde Smith. The affair is open to the public. Owens Relief Corps Will Assemble Today The regular meeting of the J.

Owens Relief Corps will be held ir the Veterans of Foreign Wars hal at 2:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Ella Boone, president, will conduct the meeting which is the last unti" October.

Reports of the various, standing committees will be heard. Helen Hoive To Wed Frank Whitlow Here Mr. and Mrs. William S. Howe are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Frank Whitlow, the wedding to take place here June 12.

Pythian Social Circle Plans Pot-Luck Luncheon Members of the social circle of the Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. S. B. Richey, 537 East McDowell road. A pot-luck luncheon will be served at noon, followed by an afternoon of quilting.

Parent-Teacher Head Leaves On Vacation Mrs. J. R. Moore, president of the Wilson Parent-Teacher Association, left Monday for New Concord, where she will spend the summer at the home of her mother. Style Xo.

2752 Size Xame Street Address City State Dear Mrs. Post: "My wedding was very quiet and I had no reception to which I could ask our friends and relatives. AVould it be better now for me to invite them to my house rather than to wait for them entertain my husband and me; Answer: People always love to go to the house ot a bride, and if you can do so I would certainly suggest that you invite your relatives and friends to a house-warming. This means any sort of party given by those who have moved into a new house. Dear Mrs.

Post: My mother and my fiance's mother would prefer not to wear hats at my four-thirty wedding at home. May they leave them off? Answer: Jn a formal community, no. But it Wour community is not a strictly formal one, yes. (Copyright, 1935, by Emily Post) Vacationing In California jhurch wilt hold the Ing of the season at 2 p. in the church parlors.

The giiest speaker will v- I May Coggins, who will talk 8 experiences in the Philipp in 1 Coggins has been connected ii? missionary work in the island, 12 years and, is at home her second furlough. She MRS. CLARENCE SOUTHERN Among Mesa residents vacationing in California is Mrs. Clarence Southern, wife of a member of the Mesa Union high school faculty, who left with her husband Sunday for Los Angeles where they will spend the summer. Mr.

Southern will work on his doctor's degree at the University of Southern California. First Families Of Arizona Hold May Meeting In Museum Group To Hear May Philippines. The public may attend the ing. Phoenicians.Wed In Mesa Temple weddings prominent couples were si at noon yesterday in the temple, Fres. Charles R.

ficiating. Miss Naomi Bond, daughter n' Joseph Bond, and Robert Ball. Phoenix, were married in th, presence oE members oC their fan ilies. Both are active in churrt and community affairs and ara known in the valley. Miss Isabel Eyring.

Pima. njec, of Mrs. Leo Alldredse, and Evan Ellsworth of SafCord also united in marriage, with famii. members present. They are mak.

inp their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Ball left immfffl. ately following- the ceremony on i honeymoon trip to Salt Lake City, Cashion Girl Is Given Party The May-meeting of First Families of Arizona was held Friday at the Arizona Museum, the president, Mrs.

Fanny Marlar, presiding. The committee for the preservation and beautification of the old pioneer cemetery, reported that the city recently' had cleaned the weeds from the grounds and set up many tombstones which had been knocked over or broken. It was unanimously agreed that a fence around the grounds and the planting of grass and shrubs were necessary to beautify the spot. Progress in the effort to secure an addition to the museum building was reported. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs.

Marlar, president; Mrs. Laurabelle Gardiner, vice-president; Mrs. Rodney C. MacDonald, second vice- president; Miss Marian Robinette, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. E.

E. Oldaker, parliamentarian. Mrs. Dora Openshaw was in charge of the program, which included a vocal solo, "Leave Me N'ot Dear Heart," Mrs. Logan Damerou; duet.

"Silver Threads Among the Gold" and "Juanita," Mrs. Elizer Morris and Mrs. Sarah Vance; Mrs. Louise Marie Harper Rogers, assisted by her daugh- ter, gave a most interesting and amusing paper on "Memoirs as a Girl at Lehi Since 1SSS." George B. Gamble, who went to Clifton 52 years ago, told the early history of locomotion in Arizona.

From Clifton up to the Coronado mine cars were drawn first by mules, until in order to speed up the work a small, narrow gauge engine was brought 600 miles by ox team to do the work. Mr. Gamble operated that engine which was the first in Arizona. Later he bought and operated the Coronado Stage Lines. AVhile operating this stage line he discovered the famous Coronado sword, which was hidden among some rocks on the upper Gila, on the route over which Coronado and his men are believed to have marched.

Following the program, refreshments were served by the following committee: Mesdames Gardiner, A. Liebenow, Marlar and Oldaker, and Miss Mary Gardiner. Eastern Star Group Sets Dessert Bridge Members of Phoenix chapter No. 5. Order of the Eastern Star iliary, will have a dessert bridge at i p.

m. Friday in tnt Tcmnlc. Jenny Chap, man was honor guest Sunday at i birthday dinner given at the horns of Mrs. Doyle Foster. Guests were the Misses Ruth Saunders.

Dorothy Jennings, La. homa Moore. Ina Caudle. Lucills Ogden. Joyce Crockett.

Violet tag, Dorothy Ann Foster and Bettf Lou Foster; Mr. and Mrs. Doyls Foster, Doyle Foster, and ila honor guest. Former Valley Girl Visiting Relatives Oral Bewlsy and son, Donald of Long Beach, art visiting friends and relatives in valley. Mrs.

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