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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1949
Page
17
Dorothy Dix counsels Alice on letting her husband keep a private den untouched while she maintains the rest of the house. She argues many men feel stifled by wives overcleaning shared spaces and urges tolerance of a personal retreat to avoid driving a partner away.
Mr and Mrs Robert F Jones formerly Frances Madden returned from a honeymoon in Northern Arizona after marrying in Flagstaff on Sept 4 The bride's parents are Silas and Mary Madden of Phoenix Miss Lorraine Bean served as maid of honor and Harry Groll was best man Both spouses are Arizona State College Tempe graduates The bride attended Methodist Hospital Nurses School in Indiana and served in the U S Army for three years The groom is the son of Otto Jones of New Richmond Indiana and also served in the U S Army.
The Wednesday Social Circle meets tomorrow at 12 30 p m at the ranch home of Mrs Leroy Butler. Mrs P A Reinbold is program chairman assisted by Mesdames Cecil Anderson J D Calhoun Jr G E Raby J B Sutton and Butler as hostesses. The first business meeting for the new club year will follow luncheon.
Thirteen members of Beta Beta Chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority in Safford received jeweled pins at a Buena Vista Hotel dinner. Named honorees include Evelyn Holden, Virginia Hitt, Boots Paul, Mary Jane Chapman, Jackie Parsons, Violet Shirley, Elaine Zeman, Lorris Galusha, Dorothy Evans, Joyce Malen, Donna Hoopes, Betty Spalding, and Velma Ray. Assisting with candlelight ceremonies were Margaret Rouse of Tempe, Arizona Council president. Marge McKenny of Tempe, state director. and Thelma Quinn of Phoenix, state rush captain.
Friends and wives of the directors and faculty of the American Institute for Foreign Trade will be honored at a tea tomorrow from 4 until 6 p.m. at the Faculty Club at Thunderbird Field in Glendale. Dr. William L. Schurz acting president and Mrs. Schurz will greet guests at the tea, which also marks the startup of the institute’s fourth year, with more than 300 graduates placed in embassies and business houses across Latin America, China, Japan, India, and the Philippines.
Mr and Mrs Joe B Crunk of Vancouver Washington have returned to their home after visiting with their parents Mr and Mrs John A Irwin at 615 West McKinley Street in a short family visit noting the address in Vancouver Washington context.
Miss Ruth Maurer will host the Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority at her home on 649 North Fourth Avenue tonight at eight o clock.
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