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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
12
A West cottage hosts a Thanksgiving gathering with guests from local society. The event featured a dancing party, generous supper, and arrangements reflecting seasonal decor. Hosts Mrs Epereier and Mr J Donk hosted guests at the Cowgate club, with plans for a future party by Ne and Mrs OG Epereier.
The Woman's Club meeting featured a history of Cleopatra with illustrated lectures and pantomimes. Dorothy Brannen and George Rule performed scenes from Cleopatra, with elaborate costumes and dance numbers drawing praise from attendees.
The piece surveys Tucson retailers showcasing spring color and new stock. Hats, dresses, and accessories are highlighted as era trends, with emphasis on vibrant shades and feminine silhouettes.
A lively catalog of holiday wear and gifts highlights the season with jewelry earrings bangles and rings plus fancy coats skirts and fur trim. It urges shoppers to buy local and support Tucson merchants and clergy and professional families through home town purchases.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Sunday event with prizes in a horsestee throwing contest and social scenes. Names of attendees include Mrs. Sharpe, Mr. Troctman, Paul Alford, Dertor Berlin, A. VM. Phillipson, and others at a parrot statich rowers gathering. Some lines mention travel to Los Angeles and visits by Cloane of Kansas City and others in Tucson.
The evangelist spoke to a city audience about the Ideal Woman, stressing virtue and charitable conduct. He cited a physician's remark on dancing without harm and urged women to uphold moral standards, as ministers and congregants listened intently.
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