Arizona republican., 1903-01-22

A SON.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mohn are rejoicing in the arrival at their home of fine son.
 GUILD SOCIAL.-The Ladies' Trim ity Guild will give a tea this afternoon in the Guild hall, in the rear of the church, from to o'clock.
 A SHORT VISIT.-F. I. Kendall of the M. and P. and s. R. V. railroad is expected to arrive this morning from San Francisco for a few days stay.
 LINE REPAIRS.-H. c. Storey of the s. F., P. and P. railroad and number of linemen are in the city re- pairing the lines of the company, con- meeting its offices with the freight and passenger depots.
 BAPTIST LADIES' TEA.-The ladies of the Baptist church most cordially in yite all friends and visitors in our city to an afternoon tea today at the resi- dence of Mrs. Futile. 454 North Fourth avenue, the hours being from 2:3O to O clock.
 A CALICO BALL.-A calico ball will be given by Arizona Rebekah lodge, No. l, l. O. O. F., on Tuesday, Febru- ary 8, at O'Neill hall, at S:3O D. m. The novelty of this ball is that every lady
 
 and every gentleman with a calico necktie. The ladies will be required to select their partners for the grand march and first dance by matching their aprons to the gentlemen's ties
 W. c. T. U. MEETING.-The ladies of the W. C. T. U. held their regular meeting yesterday afternoon. There was a very large attendance, visitors from Oregon. Kentucky and Canada were present. Reports of the several departments were read Also a report of Miss Hollister's interesting talk to a large audience of boys and girls. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs H. P. De Mund for the use of her par lors, also to the young ladies who as- sisted at the reception.
 PREPARATORY SERVICES-Thr special services preparatory to com munion service of next Sunday will bel held at the Presbyterian church this week. Tonight Rev. Duncan Brown, D. D.. will preach from the text, II Tim, 1-12, ''I know whom I have be heved." Tomorrow night Dr. McAfee will address the younger people of the church. It is hoped that these services will be we'll attended by members of the church and congregation and friends.
 HONORS FOR PHOENIX GIRL The Cincinnati Post in a recent issue prints the picture of Miss Brookie George of this city, and beneath it the following highly complimentary notice: Miss Brookie L. George, a pretty maid from far-of Phoenix, Ariz, is covering herself with hOnors at the College of Music. Her peculiar name, Brookie L. George. in connection with her elocu- tionary studies, has caused the college | girls to christen Miss George 'BabbIing Brook She appeared in Little Lord | recently at the Auditori- | um"
 UNION MISSIONARY WORK Phoenix Typographical Union, No. 352. | has had printed a large number of | blotters for the desk for general dis | tribution after the manner of insur- l ance an dother companies. The idea is the dissemination of union sentiment the community, so the blotter is embellished by neatly print | ed legends, a reproduction of the union | label and list of the Phoenix offices | entitled to use it, for whom the patron age of the public is solicited. IL also calls attention to the fact that the Los Angeles Times is non-union and on- l posed to statehood