Heated Race Started For Fiesta Queen
Latest returns show Isabel Nevares leading the race for Fiesta Queen with about 7,700 votes, Maria Shepard second with 6,100, and Ernestina Fintey third with 6,006. Nevares, daughter of Marcos Nevares, is a Tutsen native living at 801 North Tenth Avenue. Votes fund festival expenses as the queen’s duties include many social events during her reign. The tally was counted by the committee Friday night.
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Isabel Navares
Miss Navares
Isabel Nevares
Maria Shepard
Ernestina Fintey
Twe
Miss Nevares
Marcos Nevares
Tutsen
North
Tenth Avenue
Regents Board Approves Anna Cooper at Beloit College
Miss Anna P. Cooper, former dean of women at Beloit College and Occidental College, is chosen to lead women at the University of Arizona. President Marvin voices strong support as the board endorses the appointment amid talks of a new program for women and the hiring of a woman physician next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna P. Cooper
Port
Colorado College
Stanford
University of Arizona
Cloyd H
Tucson
Occidental College
Beloit College
University of Chicago
Marvin
Grace H. Keller
Américan College Bureau
Tech
W. D. Linn
Cooper
Prost
Citisen
University of Avisona
Chicago
Arisona
Elisabeth Deantley
William McGinnis
Social and Civic Activities in Tucson
A compile of weekly gatherings: Rotary club meets at Banta Fita hotel at 22 15. Women’s professions party with a pool event at Wetmoresh? and others. WBA hosts swimming party and picnic supper at Maccabees. Lices luncheon and Business and Professional Women’s club events at Santa Rita hotel with pool activities and luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Banta Fita Hotel
Business and Professional Women's Club
Wetmores Pool
Eis P.m
August Styles At the Resorts
Fashion notes from New York dated Aug 11 describe yoke trimmed frocks in beige georgette and lace with tiny sleeves, and emphasis on monograms as blouse decor. Hair trends feature velvet bands, rosettes, and mid forehead to nape buns, while yellow dominates as the season color with matching hats and accessories at resort events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Linen Shower For Mrs Forbes Is Given At Parker Home
Mrs Clarence Forbes a bride of a few months received a linen shower Friday night in a surprise party hosted by intimate friends. The affair at Miss Wilhelmina Parker’s home 1022 North Third avenue featured linen gifts, games, music, and refreshments. Guests included Mrs Forbes and many young women listed by name.
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Clarence Forbes
Wilhelmina Parker
North Third Avenue
Forbes
Mrs. Forbes
Esther Johnson
Elizabeth Nealey
Eleanor Spires
Ethey Nealy
Mabel Jordan
Etta Lee
Luella Spires
Rosamund Parker
Ruth Fickett
Margaret Weatherman
Enola Parker
Hazel Horne
Anna Jordan
Virginia Sego
Rose Encinas
Frankie Horne
Grace Fletcher
Ruth Reed
Maccabees Swim Party Planned for August 15
In light of hot weather the W E A Maccabees will skip August meetings. Tucson Review No 15 will host a swimming party and picnic supper at Wetmore's on August 15. Members to bring their own lunches and enjoy swimming with no set end time.
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Arizona Review of the
W. E. A. of Maccabees
Tucson Review
Wetmore's
Modish Travellers Seek Frock With Dark Brown Tone
An item describes a frock in dark brown with arches sleeves and a self-material belt. It notes a medium size and a listed measurement around 44 yards S inch, inviting travelers to quest for a more refined garment.
Summerhaven Resort Guests Keep Mountain Homes Active
Rainy season in Catalina Pines sees Teesonans and many families using cottages at Summerhaven and Soldiers Camp. Roads stay in good condition with two new cattle guards between Oracle and the 2 C ranch. A long list of visitors and residents travel between Tucson, Summerhaven, Soldiers Camp, and Grand Canyon region for weekends and August stays.
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Oracle
2 C
Local Lawyer Enjoys Vacation in Mexico City
Local attorney Robert M. Riculfi reports an enjoyable sojourn in Mexico City. He describes dinners and social functions with notable figures, excursions to nearby sights, and favorable climate. He promises a future Citizen issue detailing a less pleasing spectator experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Riculfi
Mexico City
Riculfi
Ricalfi
Mexican Republic
Society Items Move and Socials Across Town
Paul Rebeil plans return to Tucson Friday or Saturday from an east buying trip. Mrs. H. J. Piper came back Friday from Bowie after an anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Dana Meltiner. Several Country Club members enjoyed dinner and golf with names such as Dr. C. E. Ide, Harola Viault, J. Hartis, Bryan Ivancovich, Eddie Belton, and others. A Tucson party including John Haynes and Osborne Walker left Friday for a motor trip in Mexico. Alice and Mrs. Olive Failor plus Miss Mildred Gollwitzer depart for a three week California vacation with plans to visit Roosevelt Dam, Globe and Miami. Miss Mildred Gollwitzer, from Bay City, Michigan, has been visiting Tucson. Miss Dimond to return Monday from White House Canyon. Former University student Eleanor Ellington arrived Thursday to visit her brother Frances.
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Paul Rebeil
Tucson
H. J. Piper
Bowie
C. E. Ide
Guess
Harola Viault
E Matteson
John Rapp
Gowley Burdha
Harry Powers John Hartis
Mexico
Bryan Ivancovich
Eddie Beltom
Ide
Matteson Harol@ Viault
H. Ly Knolie
A W. Hawkins
A. H. Perrin
Miss Miller
J. T. Huffman
Daventer
Alice
Olive G. Failor
Margaret Gillmere
Herbert Morrison
Teton
Roosevelt Dam
Globe
Miami
Macel Gollwitzer
Mildred Gollwitzer
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mildred Gollwitser
Bay City
Michigan
Eléanor Elliggston
University
Portland
Frances Bhuingeten
Tucsonan Will Attend National WCTU Anniversary Convention
Mrs. Leora Lebban Brewer will travel Monday to Columbus Ohio for the National Women's Christian Temperance Union Anniversary Convention from September 10 to 15 as one of three Arizona delegates. Events include four minute Field Work speeches a get acquainted session a street pageant and a lawn fete with receptions at the state executive mansion Fort Worth and Warrensburg on route.
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Leora Lébban Brewer
Columbus
Ohio
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Arizona
Brewer
Tional
Mra F. B. Arbread
Phoenix
Mes. A. W
Fort Worth
Warrensburg
S P Club Directors Plan Expanded Board In Tucson
Directors of the S P Club propose increasing the board from 11 to 15 members and scheduling a September membership drive. The change aims for broader representation and fills the vacancy from Mrs. Aasen’s resignation as treasurer. Monthly dances on West Congress Street, a spring carnival, and a state convention in Tucson are planned.
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Neemiber
Bourgay
Mem
Bera
Aesen
Ig Ty
Arizona
Fiti
Clara M. Sehell
Pew Club
Congress Street
Tucson
St Josephs Academy Opens First Week in September
St Josephs Academy announces in its 1923 24 prospectus that classes start Tuesday September fourth. The bulletin says the aim is to foster honor and scholarship, with dress guidelines and a broad curriculum including preparatory, academic, grammar, primary work and music offerings. Enrollments are urged promptly by the directress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josph's Academy
Irtle
St. Joseph's
Ths
Tucson business women seek national charter and state leadership
The Tucson Business and Professional Women's club nears its national charter as one of five chairs in the state eligible. Mrs Allie Dickerman plans to appoint two state chairmen for education and legislation to coordinate with the national federation’s committees on education and legislative issues affecting businesswomen.
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Tucson Business and Professional Women’s Club
Allie Dickerman
National Federation
Union and Trinity churches hold morning services
Union services will be led at eleven with Rev Wollam at Trinity in the pulpit. The sermon titled The Light in the Evening will be preached by Rev Wollam. The evening service will begin at seven with announcements of Rev AB on religious topics.
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Trinity
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Regents Board
N Beloit College
Will
Dean Kate Jameson
Fai
Economics University
EW Athletic Fieto
Mist Cooper
Churches of
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WBA
Maccabees
Wetmores
Lices
Santa Rita Hotel
Kiwanie
Hedda Hott
Pictorial
Catalina Pines
Cataines
Sat
Stanley J. Kite
Pauline Kitt
Solders Camp
Miss Kitt i
Soldiers Camp
Tuc‘pom
Fred F Adams
Summerhaven
Adame
Seven Gables
Carter Canyor
E A. Goldman
Ore Goldman
J C Geldman
E. A Goldman
Mr. L. Skinner
Stiles Cottage
G G. Sykes
Glenton
Soldiers’ Camp
Upper Bear Vallow
Xii. Catlin
Mr. Bates
W. H. Sawtelle, Jr
Redwood Lodge
Carl Lehman
Janior
Tudoor
Mr. M. HM. Starkweather
Will Viett
Cleveland
Mra Ebb Frawley
Mra Frawley
Misses Grace
Dorothy Heckman
Dr. Meade Clyne
J. W. Bellewe@er, Jr
Florence
Tle
Oscar Davis
Oscar
Grove
Judge
Mre & L. Kingan
Carter Ganyon
Co. D Walker
Dorothy
Elizabeth Franklin
Eldred Wilson
EW. Childs
Hearts’ Desire
Mrs. B. Walsh
Elsie Duncan
Margaret McCormick
Irene Fieher
Menry Dobyns
Rey Place
H. Watson
Paul Rebell
L. H. Hofmeister
Mr. W. Withers
Messers
E. A. Kimball
E. A
J. J. O'Dowd
W. E. Gerhart
K. & Knight
Hayden
G M. Babcock
T. J. Jones
W. J. Lindenfetat
Frea Paull
John Nattinger
J. B. Ryland
W. K. Bovey
H. Maneford
Alvin Bring
Arden Park
John Mughes
G. T. Tuffs
E D Gardner
Mr. W. Smith
J. F. McKale
Catalina Resorts
Edgar Lou Potts
Marion Rawsthorne
Dave Bloom
Arthur Ferrin
J. J. Miller
Juliet Miller
Bloom Cottage
Biocom
J. B. Muntaman
Nancy
Aliee
W. K. Berry
Huntsman
M. Shoemaker
Sofiers’ Camp
Catherine Lindenfelt
M. Brazee
F. B. A. Kimball
Jane Hofmann
W. A. Grossetta
Mr. A. V. Grossetta
Prevent
A. F Fish
Santa Monica
OC. Parker
H. H. Grimshaw
Edith Parker
J. B Huffman
Marthe Huffman
Des Moines
Iowa
Huffman
Huffman Willl
East
Tucsonan
W.C.T.U
S. P. Club
ST. Joseph’s
Odiet
Ing
Methodist Church
Wollam Oy
Neion Services
Ave Ing Church
Tim
Eve
the McLaughlin Furniture
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