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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1923
Page
4
Sunday services fill Tucson churches with morning and evening worships. The Tucson Kiwanis host a luncheon with the Business and Professional Women's club. the American Association of Engineers holds a meeting.
Mrs Anway was chosen president of the Postvale Cooperative Community Club for six months at a meeting held at Mrs Harry Brittain and Mrs Emmet Brittain home. Mrs Clark Kitchen was elected secretary. A next meeting is set for July 25 at Mrs Kitchen's home.
Bert E. Raney, Oregon attorney and prominent Democrat, has succeeded former Senator Chamberlain on the U.S. Ship Board. Chamberlain’s law practice is in Washington.
Local society items list residents visiting and departing for summer trips. Names include Lacey McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Upham, Mrs. Vinson, W. Lindenfel, Captain and Mrs. Denton, and many others traveling to Mt Lemmon, Yosemite, Flagstaff, and Phoenix. Eventual plans show road trips via El Paso and Hollywood and university connections in Tucson and Nogales.
Fashion editor notes Fifth Avenue swelters in summer heat with women choosing conservative silks and fur pieces or sleeved gowns. He argues city women dress to avoid looking countryfied, while country visitors wear lighter fabrics like organdies and dotted voiles.
A fragment notes Stefan and Rene involved with 494 yard inch material. The brief mentions their roles or relation to the material type, but details are unclear. No dates or organizations are provided.
MR AND MRS KIRT L HART on vacation in Vancouver B C will start their return journey tomorrow with a stop in San Francisco and other cities en route home. Claud McKenzie deputy US forest supervisor heads back tomorrow after supervising stringing of 24 miles of new telephone line linking the forestry office to Rincon station. Deputy Seepper plans a two week stay in the Catalina division to continue forestry range work.
Weather permitting, the Southern Pacific band will perform at Armory Park this week. Rain has delayed three weekly concerts, so two are scheduled: one tonight at 7 o clock and another Friday evening.
A Sunset Tours party of 65 travels on train 101 from New Orleans to San Francisco and the West. The group, bound for California, will arrive tomorrow morning. sleeper cars are provided for the journey.
Bus drivers and film folk gathered on a rest day to tour the Williem Fox West Coast Studios ballroom set for Monte Cristo. The extra large scene involved sixteen principals and over 260 extras, praised as the finest set in picture production to date. Emmett J. Flynn directed, with Richard Sidley as chief technical art director, drawing widespread acclaim.
The Empire W C T U of Arizona organized in Greaterville after two meetings attended by Mrs Pearl Austin elected president for the year. Rev Albert C Stewart conducted services, a basket dinner was served, and Mrs L Brewer spoke on WCTU work. Officers elected include Mrs J F English vice president Mrs Ola B Wood secretary Mrs C R Nally recording secretary Mrs L D Fifth treasurer and Mrs J H Buck Flower Mission superintendent. The medal contest had plans for a first silver medal contest with readings to be chosen at the 4 o clock meeting tomorrow. Eva Lyn Bentley from Tucson attended as home demonstration agent. Thelma Rove performed a selection and is a contestant in the silver medal contest.
Thirty attendees joined the Yeomen Brotherhood at the Odd Fellows hall for an open card party last evening. Whist was the main game of the night, with players enjoying the social event.
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