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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1917
Page
12
Compicuous reporting notes a winter resort thrill with a white flannel skirt and white jersey blouse trimmed, sizes 34 to 44 inches bust, costing 20 cents. a matching skirt 22 to 40 inches waist, priced 15 cents. Also promotes wallboard uses and a local ad by F W Brown & Co.
The Arizona Fire Insurance Company paid fire losses to Baker Averest promptly after a recent blaze. Officials note the quick settlement sets a record for prompt payment, with the insurer emphasizing its readiness in handling claims.
A flurry of parties fills the social season with a large bridge party, a reception for Miss Ruth Mar Quin of Oakland, a Coffee Club meeting hosted by Allegra Frazier, and various club and society notices. Prominent attendees include Mrs J C E Adams, Mrs W J Bryan Jr, Miss Irene Hofmeister, Miss Ruth Quin, Miss Dorothy Heighton, and many others across local households and institutions.
The article highlights new spring hats, gowns, and accessories arriving at shops like Mepetts and Parlor Wittinery. It notes tissue paper wrapping, delicate fabrics, metallic threads, pastel pinks and blues, and fashionable color combos, urging careful buyers to inspect Paris spring trends before purchasing. It also mentions social events and club meetings with local hosts and performances.
Mrs. Overbeck starts a nursery in Tucson to aid mothers who wish to attend Woman's Club meetings. The nursery will be open every Monday afternoon in the kindergarten room of the Christian church, inviting interested mothers to use the facility.
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