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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
3
The text notes Kleinsmid of Roosevelt University will be addressed at a luncheon Friday by President and Dr van Kleinsmid, who went to the esdhy night.
The HP School cafeteria run under Miss Gertrude Wiley showcases nutritious meals five days a week with simple prices. Students and visitors note the welcoming setup, two menu boards, a long serving counter, and cozy tables as health education and hygiene practices accompany the dining experience.
Mrs Dick Harding of Organized Charities returns to work in the morning then again in the afternoon at her Church street home while resuming duties gradually. The Tucson library invites readers to enjoy new books including O Henry tales as patrons browse western stories. News covers births, illnesses, and visits including Warren Morton Neeley born to Mr and Mrs Neely at 714 South Third Avenue, and updates on William Breckenridge of Tucson ill in Los Angeles, plus social guests from Globe and Santa Rita ranches. Travelers and locals, many staying at Hotel Westminister and Hotel Roslyn, are noted along with ongoing civic and military context from the era.
Alpha Sigma sorority at the University of Arizona held a pledge event at the home of Miss Blanchge Mowemster on Beath Stone Avenue. The evening included games dances and a supper with violet and amilax decor.
The university adds archaeology English literature education and law to its Spanish evening courses and urges all interested to see the registrar. Courses cover anthropology early man in Europe and America law bills and notes property Shakespearean drama and teacher education with ongoing arts and science offerings.
The distressing news reached Tuc son fast hight that Mildred O Connell settled in Washington. Her husband Lieut Emore W Coil was struck with pneumonia on Feb 29 and taken to the Naval Hospital in Washington. Five days later his wife and baby died and his sister Mrs H OW Bard died. Hope is entertained for Lieut Coil recovery despite his condition.
Mrs. Fred Wendel wife of barber Fred Wendel died Tuesday morning after influenza pneumonia. She leaves several children.
At a Beard meeting plans were made to reopen YWCA classes including gym and chorus. The exact date is set before February with press notice to follow. Pacific coast field committee will hold a conference in Los Angeles with delegates from Nevada California Arizona and Hawaii expected.
The 26th anniversary of the Allansa Hispana Americana founding will be celebrated by the Tucson lodge with a banquet and literary exercises on January 14. Invitations have been issued by committee chairs and a reception group includes notable local figures and doctors. Speakers include Rev. Father Lucas Judge Pattee and Prof. Montejano with performances by Misses Rebeil and Mme Pajares. Prof. Pajares’ orchestra will play national anthems and selections.
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