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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1923
Page
6
An assortment of local church and club events listed for the week finds a free dinner at the Country Club and a Baptiste Young People's Sunday school class. The University Method IST Missionary Society meets at Mrs. H G M Hornbeca’s home, 52 South Fourth Avenue, with a swimming party at 6:15.
Wednesday afternoon the Amphitheatre Community club met at the home of Mrs Wetmore with Gracie Read presiding at 2 20 p m. Thursday will feature a Lions luncheon at the Santa Fe hotel with Mrs om as hostess.
Friday schedule lists Kiwatig teachers at Santa Rita with 12:04 final time. Saturday shows A A Elencheon at Santa Rita hotel with 12:15 start. Event details are sparse and partially unclear due to OCR.
A surprise shower honoring Mrs Robert Stinson at Mrs Rickards home in Millville was planned by the Ladies Society committee with Mrs Irene Johnson Mrs Bingham Mrs White and others. Mr and Mrs Stein and child Blanche and Waller visit Myre J J Miller at 720 University Ave. in Tucson. A special dinner at the Country Club requires reservations before four. Shebert McBride will play at Trinity services at the Opera House. The Junior Branch of the Baptist World Wide Guild met to sew Christmas stockings for Hopi Indians and will meet weekly through the school year.
Mr and Mrs R B Tonner return to Tucson from an extended California trip, visiting Los Angeles San Francisco and other coast cities. Senora Hosary Valenquia hosted a Thursday evening saints day gathering with roses adorning the home and dining table.
Mr and Mrs XM Jones and Mr and Mrs McCurdy drove to White House canyon yesterday for a Care Outing. Members of Reverand Real's sun Cay SohS0 class of the First church will meet at the Miners cottage at Carp Ben Daniela for a moonlight Pitnit Monday night.
The Saturday Morning Musical Club outlines a brimming season led by women’s groups in cooperation with the Women Voters and Business and Professional Women. Anticipated events include concerts featuring Anna Case and others, a $1900 gift for the Temple of Music and Fine Arts, and expanded club activities across music, history, community service, and literature with new department heads guiding the program.
Mrs EF HW Hickman left Tuccron Thursday evening for the east to visit relatives and friends while the churchgoers plan an evening of merrymaking at five o'clock.
Carl Hofmeister drove to Mt. Lemmon Saturday evening to spend Labor Day weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs L L Hofmeister, among summer residents in Soldier Camp.
Charles Walker departed Tucson last night for Florence to spend a few days on business.
Mr and Mrs Pay Place were among many Tudotans who spent the weekend at Mt Lemmo. They drove up Saturday afternoon and will return tomorrow night.
H. H. Boyer left Tucson Saturday night for California to join Mrs. Bowyer and Bobby Bowyer who went to the coast recently. Mrs. Bowyer is visiting her mother Mrs. E. M. Humboldt in San Diego.
Mr and Mrs Paul Rebeil depart Friday evening for Hermosillo Sonora Mexico to attend the ceremonials associated with the inauguration of the Governor of Sonora.
Mr and Mrs John McBride and their children Heloiet Robert and John have retired to Tucson after a month in California. While away Mita Heloise performed on several musical programs and Sunday night at the Congregations church of Laolia. The family traveled by motor.
Mr and Mrs EB Casey and family occupy the Hunters Retreat Camp Ben Daniels for a fortnight. They travel with five children Leland Edward Netta Barbare Irene and Mrs Joseph Bentz, driving to the mountains Saturday.
Mr and Mrs George Chris Rute arrive in Tucson for a short visit with Mrs Lacy Virginia Rule mother of Mr Rule in this city.
Mr Rule and his wife have returned from a several month honeymoon abroad. They are en route to California to locate there. Before leaving for Europe Mr Rule was affiliated with The Drama, his drawings for that magazine drawing favorable comment in the east. Mrs Rule is an interior decorator.
Word from Ina Gittings says Miss Alice Naffs, who led university dancing classes last season, has resigned and will not return to Tucson in the fall. Gittings notes Naffs did excellent work and her departure is regretted by her class and friends. Naffs plans to return to Tucson around the 16th.
Miss Marguerite Chesney of the physical education faculty will return to the university soon after completing graduate work at the University of California Berkeley this summer.
Rey Rist formerly of Tucson is staying with Mr and Mrs J H Durham at 1137 East Seventh Street. He now resides in Hollywood California and plans to stay two to three weeks as friends plan several gatherings in his honor.
Courtney DeKalb internationally known mining engineer presented a stereoptician lecture on world famous mines as the main event of the local American Association of Engineers program. The chapter designated yesterday as Mining Engineers Day with illustrated explanations of mining processes used worldwide and entertained attendees after the weekly luncheon.
Southern Arizona Motor Co promotes auto supplies at reduced prices in a concise advertisement offering discounts and items for sale to local customers.
Caruso Memorial songwriter Carl Dorr visiting Arizona promoting the Music Memory Campaign. He argues modern jazz harms culture, urges teachers to build musical fundamentals, and explains a nationwide effort to educate children via stories, selections, and tests to reinforce composer and piece names.
Amphit theatre Community club and friends held a meeting with an address by Mrs. F C Lockwood Home Demonstration teacher. A cake walk raised funds while plans for school lunches winter millinery and remodelling training were outlined. Next meeting set for September 5 at I Wetmore home with election of officers.
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