Social and Civic Activities Recap and Event Outline
Wednesday calendar lists a concert by the Pacific band and a military flags event at 7 o'clock. The notice highlights social and civic activities in the community and invites participation.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1923
Page
4
Wednesday calendar lists a concert by the Pacific band and a military flags event at 7 o'clock. The notice highlights social and civic activities in the community and invites participation.
Luncheon set for 12 15 p m at the Santa Filta hotel featuring Lisaw guests. Details unclear from OCR but activity listed as a luncheon event with scheduled time.
Friday events include a Kiwanis luncheon at Santa Rita hotel at 1 15 PM and a Business and Professional Women’s Club swim party at Wetmores.
A Saturday luncheon of the American Association of Engineers gathered at Santa Rita Hotel, room 216, with members from the Santa Rita area attending the event.
A brief notice lists church services in Tucson with morning and evening times. Local organizations invite residents to attend worship and gatherings.
Shere Mise Adele M Emin of Providence becomes Rhode Island’s first woman to pass the certified public accountant exam and earns a perfect mark.
On July 22 in Rochester New York a woman’s grave became a civic shrine for the first time. Susan B Anthony’s modest grave was honored in a park near Mount Hope Cemetery with speeches by Mayor and Mrs. O H Belmont and a music program. Alice Paul led a palace procession as delegates from the Seneca Falls anniversary march gathered to mark seventy five years since the first suffrage meeting. Mrs Henry Watkins aged ninety attended and laid flowers in tribute.
With August's arrival summer styles fade to early fall trends in shop windows. Hats shift from sheer fabrics to mauve felt designs with wide brims and orange bands, while coque feather decorations appear on fall pieces. Berets inspired by French artist tam rise in popularity for fall and winter wear with sport sets and crepe de chine embroideries leading the way.
A fragment lists familiar kitchen items and recipes including stewed prunes oatmeal muffins and vanilla sugar. It also offers cleaning tips such as adding gasoline to water for grease removal and umbrella care instructions including greasing wires and sun drying.
A regional recipe page offers instructions for stuffed peppers with cottage cheese onion pickles and pimento, ham sandwich style savory baked items with apples and herbs, a buttered scorched custard dessert, and a berry jam recipe. It includes steps on soaking peppers, assembling fillings, baking times, custard making, and jam preparation with fruit sugar and pectin tips.
United States marshals official McNair left last evening for Phoenix for three weeks with rumors he will become chief deputy to U S Marshal George Mauk after his appointment. Robert Kimbro, former University of Arizona student, passed through en route to Douglas from Fredonia and has taught at Northern Arizona Normal School. Jeff Milton, an immigration sector official at Fairbanks, visited on official business and left this morning.
Mr and Mrs W H Young host M R Turbeville and infant son Thomas in Los Angeles. They plan to stay on the coast until early September. Frank Grubb deputy supervisor Coronado National Forest Reserve returns to Tucson after Catalina sojourn. He notes rains improved range conditions but more rain is needed to end the drought.
In Tucson on a business visit, Mr. Levy is registered at the Santa Rita. His firm frequently brings him to Tucson and other Arizona cities for work.
Mrs. Katie Anderson of Globe, sister of John Latz, manager of the Hotel Congress, has taken a position at the hotel during Latz’s vacation. She plans to return to Globe on his return but will move to Tucson in the fall to make her home there permanently.
Mrs. Robert Raf of Douglas was a visitor in the city Monday, stopping briefly to call on local friends and tour landmarks before returning home.
James of the McArthur Brothers Company left yesterday for Phoenix and will be away several days on business.
Wilbur Rawsthorne of this city will return from Globe on August 4. He will be a senior at the high school this year and will again play football for them.
William Wilson and W. H. Mc Bean of Southern Pacific offices returned this morning from a several days inspection trip covering both east and west ends of the division.
Professor and Mrs Nugent arrive with their son Robert and another son Paul from Long Beach. Mr and Mrs Nugent have been there some time and were joined by their son recently. The third Nugent is a Rhodes Scholar elect.
CHLORIN SHIFLET, a recent University of Arizona graduate, begins work with a real estate company in Long Beach. He joins a local firm aiming to expand regional property sales and client services.
A fashion item featuring two tiered front detailing in figured voile aimed to give distinct charm. The blouse includes long sleeves and a round gathered front bound with moiré ribbon, with accordion plaits noted as part of its design.
McArthur Brothers Company plans spending her month’s vacation in Southern California. J. A GUMM, Benson rancher, toured for business. M. R. LEE joins K. G. Brady Company focusing on ranches and acreage. ROY CRACHMAN spends summer at Hayden and will return late month to finish senior year at the local high school. Mars H. T Chadbourne is due to return tomorrow from a time at court.
Special agent R. Hughes of the Southern Pacific travels to Yuma to pursue the Woods case, with orders to Tres turn this evening.
Society items recap local residents and guests heading to Los Angeles Glendale and Paola while others plan trips to Duluth Santa Barbara and the east. Families and friends gather for gatherings at the Mansfeld cabin and Forbes home with multiple Chicago Globe and Tucson connections listed.
Fr Meade Clyne will depart Tucson soon for Joliet Illinois to visit relatives. Mrs Clyne will stay in Arizona spending most of the time at Mt Lemmon.
Miss Rosemary Drachman, a Stanford graduate and former secretary to the dean of women, is on a Sierra Club led hiking excursion through Yosemite Valley. The outing showcases her active involvement in campus and club activities.
Mire Bowyer and H Bowyer will depart Tucson for San Diego California where Mire will stay a month as guest of her mother Mrs E B Humberd and sister Miss Hazel Humberd. They will be joined by Mire's little son Bobby and will also visit Coronado Beach, returning home afterward.
Members gather tonight at 8 at auxiliary headquarters on South Stone avenue for regular business and social sessions resuming after June and July suspensions. After a brief business meeting, Auxiliary and Legion members will discuss the Colorado River pact with speakers presenting both sides.
Fitshugh Turner leaves for El Paso for a brief business trip and plans to return later in the week. A. K. Parker and his wife travel to White House canyon for a few weeks at Camp Ben Daniels with Mrs. Daniels joining them for a short stay. The Rechifs enjoy a Santa Rita mountains retreat. Mr. and Mrs. Hermes take a cottage in Ora Le for August stay.
Dr and Mrs Meade Clyne motored to Mt Lemmon yesterday and were reported at the mountain resort. Their trip followed a day of leisure travel in the region with scenic views noted by local observers.
Miss Vander Vries who spent part of the summer in Grand Rapids Michigan has gone to Paola Kansas to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Sheldon. She is expected to play a cornet solo for several TA Alo concertos to be conducted by the Kansas City Times.
Miss Dorothy Magers a Hotel Congress clerk resumes duties after a multi week auto tour of the northern state with her mother Mrs Le Roy Magers her aunt Mrs W E Dunham of Cincinnati and H P Welch of Macartan hospital. The party visited the Grand Canyon and returned via Bisbee Douglas with a stop at Ramsey's canyon.
G. K. Smith and his daughter Miss Marie Smith are due to arrive in Tucson in about two weeks after spending several weeks in Denver.
Mr and Mrs W J Ellison of Yuma return home after visiting in Tucson as guests of Mr and Mrs A T Ellison. J B Ellison of Lordsburg NM also returns home after a sojourn in Tucson.
Misses Rosamond and Wilhelmina father are due in Tyc son Monday after several weeks of vacation in California.
Mrs Glen O Perkins departed Tucson last night to join her husband in San Diego California. Mr Perkins will drive overland to meet her and assume the role as principal of San Diego High School in the fall.
Rain forced postponement of the swimming party at Wetmore's by Mrs C F Gulden. The event will now be held this evening at 4:90 with a swim and several contests followed by a picnic supper under the trees at the resort.
The youngsters at the Arizona child Jeft's Home will enjoy a swimming party this afternoon. It is one of many merry-makings organized by the Alton Kol Grote due to a whooping cough epidemic at the Home. Enrollment now includes 39 names.
Elizabeth Whitledge and Phillip Drachman wed in San Diego California on Monday afternoon in a Presbyterian church ceremony officiated by Dr. Elliot. The couple, linked by Arizona roots, plan a San Francisco honeymoon after the ceremony attended by Col and Mrs H B Whitledge and other relatives.
Word received that Captain James Wheelin will arrive Saturday from Lincoln Nebraska where he taught at Creighton University. He earned the Croix de Guerre and Silver Star and was among the first Americans overseas, wounded but recovered to continue work at Nebraska University. In Tucson the couple will visit in Douglas.
In a chaotic scene a gang of boys rocks and bricks at Billy the goat. Billy breaks a rope and charges the attackers, tossing Pat over a fence and scattering them as barrels and sheds threaten to collapse in the fracas.
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