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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
3
Thirty years ago business training was deemed impractical but now university courses in commerce cover production organization marketing finance and record keeping. The University of Arizona offers BS in Commerce with classes in accounting corporation and cost accounting plus general studies in business policies and economics.
A Tucson community event honored soldiers and sailors yesterday with a YMCA YWCA luncheon in the YMCA building lobby. About 305 people attended from 4 to 6 pm, enjoyed a program, toured facilities, and soldiers registered for three months of privileges at the association.
Miss Beth White hosts a New Year party at her West Franklin Street home with junior guests including Mildred Stewart Elizabeth von Kleinsmid Pauline Kitt Mary Margaret Lockwood Elizabeth Lockwood Sally Wright Elizabeth Walker Allison Lysight Beth White Jack Hereford Rose Carpenter Jet Carpenter Stanley Kitt Roskruge Kitt Ernest Sporieder Carlyle Roberts Frank Walker William Sprague and others. Dance runs to 11 oclock with music by Mrs Pantles and includes prize packages and boudoir favors.
Dr Robert M. Davis of the University of Arizona will speak at Grace Episcopal church next Sunday at 7 30 on Problems of Peace and Reconstruction. The talk outlines key questions from financial settlements to new international organs and the league of nations as a tool for peace.
The 1919 Griffith film Hearts of the World shown at the Opera House on New Year’s Day impressed Tucson audiences. Lillian and Dorothy Gish lead a strong cast with vivid war imagery, realistic battle sequences, and stark depictions of German troops amid a village’s ruin.
Mr and Mrs Gould arranged a mid winter gathering at Vine Street cottage for New Years afternoon. Guests from Oracle and Pleasant Circle enjoyed music and refreshments after warming up frozen motors. Attendants included Mrs Penner Mrs Janiison Mrs Sleboth Mrs Sherp and others. young attendees named.
Foreign papers hail Argentine virtuoso Andres Dalmau for a Madrid concert at La Comedia Parte. The program includes Bach Chaconne, Chopin Nocturne, Paganini pieces, Sarasate selections, and more. Critics praise technique and temperament and note a successful recital with strong audience applause.
The University of Arizona president and Mrs von KleinSmid hosted a New Year reception at their residence Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 6 oclock. About 206 guests attended as Christmastide decorations added festive touches to the rooms. Mrs von KleinSmid was assisted in the dining room by several ladies, while young hostesses served punch and guests enjoyed conversation in the living room and library.
Miss Sabia Bradley, a former teacher from Tucson, will join the Armenian relief expedition departing mid January. She is training in physiotherapy in New York City after leaving Tucson in October. The Tucson Citizen notes Donald S. Hogarth of Douglas, Arizona, is the only Arizona casualty listed today. full lists are available at the newspaper office.
Social items describe a New Year dinner hosted by Miss Helene D Powner at 86 Park Avenue in honor of sister Lavise Powner Gordon of Vigo. The Alpha Mu Sorority gathering at Mir Bird’s home featured music, dancing, and a charity fete at the Armory run by Bookman’s Orchestra. Several students arrived to start the new term, including Mildred Kelley, Bertha Renaud, Hate McCoy, Maizie McCoy, Katherine McKean, and Florence Shelby, with notes on Florence Shelby's illness and planned return to study.
Tucson Red Cross Production department workers under MBG Sporleder pack New Year boxes and ship garments for Belgian children. The Ogane werge dresses for girls eight years old are ready, with 146 eaters and 200 socks made. Shirt quota due next Friday, more helpers urged to finish underwear and handkerchief material.
University of Arizona registration moves forward with a rush as almost 100 students advance register last Tuesday. Many out-of-town students return by today’s trains and former students who skipped last fall re-enroll. Regular classes begin tomorrow with daily 9 am assemblies for students and faculty.
Morris and Miss Mary Davis spent New Year's Day in Phoenix. Edward Clark, who was taken ill several days ago and admitted to the Arizona hospital, is reported to be improving.
A standard remedy promises quick relief from stuffed head and phlegm, easing cough and inflammation. The ad urges families to keep a bottle of Mells Pine Tar Honey on hand for quick comfort.
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