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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1923
Page
21
The piece discusses fashion trends from Paris and London influencing American wear. It notes matching shoes with frocks, beige kid shoes, elastic waist skirts, and the return of oriental turbans and certain jersey coats as autumn approaches.
Dean Anna Cooper outlines housing bureau for women students with sign in cards and in person applications. Calls for rooming partners to call at the dean's office between 9 and 11 a.m. today through Friday to aid housing near campus and ensure compliance with university regulations. Dormitories and facilities receive renovations including baths, furniture, and a new women’s building by repurposing the former dean’s cottage.
The state conference of Mothers and Teachers will convene September 18 at the Santa Rita hotel with officers from the National Council of Mothers and Parent Teachers Associations and city PTA presidents. State president M. T Pherpe of Phoenix will attend from Kentucky before the 14th, joined by officers Miss Mary McRachran Prescott Mrs P D Detwetter Phoenix Mrs FE Bremmen Prescott Mrs Ethel Satherlina Phoenix Mrs J BR Malett Globe and Mrs Sam Manefield Tucson.
The Ladies' Society of Brotherhood held a July gathering at the B of FB with a picnic supper and water stunts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Littlefield Mr and Mrs Hardy Patter Mr and Mrs Walter Horton and many others. committee in charge were Mrs Fuller and Mrs Littie.
The summer at mountain resorts is ending as cabins are prepared for winter use and visitors plan to return to Tucwn for the season opening. Rev and Mrs Beal rent The Aldera at Surmé rhaven for several weeks. The Misses Reaegen travel to attend college this winter while Ruby Regean joins Garrne Pi Beta. Freda Pagh returns to Tecson after visiting Bermmer Bates, accompanied by Miss Mary Heesten.
Mre Rule and Mrs Bookman returned to Tucson last week after an enjoyable week at Summer haven camp.
Dudge and Mre and L. Kingen returned to Summerhaven Friday after a brief Los Angeles trip. They plan to play at Summerhaven until late fall.
Prof and Mrs W Bryanard and family arrived at Summerhaven on Saturday for a Fortnight vacation at Camp Colambine.
Dr. E. H. Silies with brother Mr. Vernon Stiles and his wife visited Summerhaven for a few days during test week, staying at their cottage in lower Babine Can yon.
Gilbert Sykes who has been at the Blue Ridge Range station north of Winslow for three months watered to Seidier's Camp Saturday. He plans to stay there for some time with his brother Glenton Syhes in their cabin in a upper Been Waliow.
Mr N. Catlin spent the past week in Summerhaven at the cottage he recently bought from Sam Davis.
Neleon Gerhart came back to Summerhaven on Tuesday after a week in Tucson visiting his parents.
Vacationers have spent the past two weeks visiting the Wilderness of Rocks. The seven mile trail from camp reaches a parking area where hikers can visit points of interest. Many horseback parties have formed under guide Edwin Kragece.
Mr Ho Jasted motored to Bum merhaven Saturday for a few days visit at the mountain resort.
Mr and Mrs Phillips and Mr Brooks who have stayed at the Schell cottage in Summerhaven for three weeks returned to Nogales late in the week.
Mr and Mrs John Etchella and their family have landed in Summer Haven and plan a brief stay. The arrival marks a temporary visit as they settle into the area.
Among the Tucsonians who spent the week end at Summerhaven were Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Courtey, Mrs. Mra. Pieter and a party of friends.
Mrs J M Muntemer and her daughter Maney plan to return from Sabine Canyon in the latter part of the week. They will resume activities at their home after the trip.
Miss Pagtime Kitt returned to Kasys Kott at Soldier's Camp Bat hhday evening after several days in Tecson visiting friends.
Mies Thera Leta spent several days in Tecern last week visiting friends and engaging in local activities. Details on attendees or specific locations remain unclear in the fragment.
Dr and Mrs W A Schell reopen their Summerhaven cottage for two weeks before school begins. During the stay Miss Helen Schell entertains as her house guests, Mrs Jessie Perry of Teceon.
A brief item notes Miss Virginia aw reterne during the latter part of the week following a pleasant vacation spent at Soldier's Camp.
Mies Carol Courtney will spend a few weeks at Summerhavren as guest of Miss Mary Childs at Hearts Destre. The arrangement places Courtney in residence at the Childs home while visiting the town and vicinity.
Mrs James H Westfall entertained guests at Hotel Martpewa Saturday honoring Mr Westfall's birthday. The event featured a Spanish dinner and dancing in the lounge with decorations of columbine and balsam boughs.
Mrs. Herbert A. Morrison, visiting her mother Mrs. E. W. Childs at Hearts Desire, spent a week there and returned to Teesen on Sunday.
Mr G Kite spent several dates last week waiting friends at Hammerhaven. The casual note records a social idle period with no notable events or outcomes.
Miss Helen Babcock visits Soldier's Camp for a brief stay as a temporary guest.
J. B. Rytend and his son John Nattin spent the weekend at Soldier's Camp known as Camp Lucky Strike, enjoying the facilities and activities available there.
I R Dunseath traveled to Soldier's Camp on Saturday to spend a brief period with the Bie family in their inviting cabin Trails End.
Mr and Mrs RR W Place and their son host a weekend event at their cottage in lower Bear Wallow at Seidler's Camp, celebrating with family and friends.
Mirasee Brewster, Dan Brewster, and Marton Brewster are described as traveling by car to an unspecified location, with the fragment ending mid sentence. The brief hints at a family trip or visit, but no further details are provided in the readable text.
Visitors explore the Canadian and Northwest display at the State Exposition showing lifelike mounted animals set against a painted landscape. The scene features a boulder with two bighorn sheep and a nearby pool, while foreground figures illustrate regional fauna and a wall of scenic pastoral backdrops.
Fragmented obituary note for Mrs May Bingham wife of Archibald Ingham. Services planned for tomorrow with arrangements for a party of four and visitors admitted by private invitation. Details mention family names Parker Craig Tucenen, Grey Pilarte, Troutman and Lien with local addresses and setup for a reception at the residence.
The notice lists church activities including Morning worship at 11 and 8:45, evening services, and a Wednesday midweek service. It names Rev W W for morning preaching and notes an updated schedule for the Lamp of guidance and steward meetings.
Mrs Arne Gerdner, superintendent, leads Beale Pers school as all classes under sprend 4 teachers. The Mexico Park church will begin this seat week. A cordial invitation is extended by the superior superintendent and teachers to attend and enjoy the epitfit of a geting Suméay schowt.
In a brief notice the corporation announces Temt Ind Ave will host a religious instruction service. A and Mabie OD. Minister Senech to oversee. Event set for evening hours with limited attendance.
The text outlines church activities including a Matins service at 11 06 with Lord's Supper and a sermon on Pray to Get. It mentions a 12 pm meeting of the Peoples Meeting for Junior and Senior Departments and a 8 10 Evening Service with a youth oriented sermon. It notes arrangements for the coming year and welcomes all ages. A missionary meeting is listed for Thursday at the church partners.
The program outlines sermons and services at a church led by Pastor Stene Ave Gh Coenci with R. Beal assisting. Services include morning and evening worship, evangelistic meetings, Sunday school, prayer, and youth activities. The message focuses on a sermon titled Heaven or Hell and the question of divine loving God permitting sorrow.
Soldier Camp Sanday will spend a short period in a cabin perched on a hillside above Bear Wallow. The location suggests a temporary retreat within camp grounds as weather or duties permit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bicom hosted W. Ferris and DP for several days last week with their children at their Summerhaven cottage.
Dr and Mrs H Watson were among Tucson residents who spent the weekend at Goldeir Camp enjoying the countryside and leisure.
M. A. Morrison and G. and Morrison Grove journeyed to Summerhaven Sunday as guests of Mrs BE W Chilée, sharing a social visit and hospitality in the neighborhood.
Fragmented OCR notes describe church services, prayer meetings, and parish activities. Mentions include a Brotherhood gathering, a church building on specific avenues, morning and evening worship, and midweek sermons. References to service times and community prayer suggest a local religious community schedule.
Reptemier 19 marks the opening of a restitution enignes mi ent weretty circles when the Tucce Tea room ie opened at 41 North Tramnett br Me end Sre. Decgies Greer, formerly of Tembetone, joins as restructors and students of the university attend.
Names of numerous visitors to mountain retreats include Mrs. Allie Dickerman O B James J W Morrison A H Prints M R Batterton B T Pend ergrast W H W Forbes M A P Phipps De Meade Clyne B C Gerber H M Thereber T A Nicholas Dr and Mrs J Stewart Magan Dr J B Yas Horne T Ed Litt OD Walker Rees Bevage J Lindenfelar W D Cochran J BM Musteman and A Kieerk.
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