Arizona republican., 1905-01-28

THE COUNTRY CLUB-At the reg ular meeting of the Country club today Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury of Tempe and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg will serve.
 DRUNK-John Doe. arrested for drunkenness and disOrderly conduct, forfeited a $7 cash bail yesterday by E0n-appearance in the police court.
 D. A. R. MEETING-The D. A. R. will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kendrick, corner of Bennett Lane and Third avenue. Members will please remember that the annual dues are now due.
 AUDITORS LEAVE-J. V. Scott and w. H. Moulthrop. s. P. auditors. left last night, having finished checking the Phoenix office. Reese Vaughn. who accompanied them as a clerk, also re- turned to Tucson.
 LOS ANGELES VIsITORs-Nlss Nellie Scarce and Miss Kathryn Ken dau of Los Angeles are in the city, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. M. A. Stanford of 52S East Washington street. They are quite well known in Phoenix and expect to visit friends here for two or three weeks.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Serv- ices at the Presbyterian church tomor- row will be as follows: Sabbath school, 9:45 a. m.; preaching services. II a. m. and 7:3O D. m.. Dr. LapsIey A. McAfee, pastor. Special music by chorus choir, under the direction of Mrs. CraVeus. Morning Offertory solo by MT Hilder- bran, evening offertory by Mrs. Rich ards. EndeavOr meeting, 6:3O D. m. Strangers welcome.
 VISITING RELATIVES-Mr. How ard B. McAfee is in the city, visiting with the family of his brother. Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee. MT. McAfee, though educated for the ministry, ac- cepted instead the financial manage ment of Park college at Parkville, a suburb of Kansas City. His duties there are multifarious, and his busiest season comes in the summer, so he is taking his vacation in the winter.
 RECITAL-The pupils of the Cray ems School of Music will give recital Tuesday evening, January 31, in the Presbyterian church beginning at o'clock There will be no admission fee, and the public is cordially invited to attend. The pupils of the same school gave a public recital last year in the Christian church, which was largely attended and> which was re- membered as one of the leading mus ical events of the season.
 THE MOTHERS CIRCLES-The interest in the Mothers Circles Is in creasing. on Thursday the mothers of the east end organized, electing as president Mrs. C. NJ Sturgis; vice president Mrs. F. W. Potter; secre- tarv. Mrs. Laura Gardiner; treasurer, Mrs. Espinoza. On Friday afternoon a creditable showing of mothers came out at west end and organized circle, with Mrs. Pecka. president; Mrs. Mas sey, e-president; secretary Mrs. EIueIla: treasurer. Mrs. DOheuey Both bid fair to be strong organizations.
 THE ST. LOUIS EXHlBIT-The board of trade exhibit of fruits at the St. Louis exposition reached home again yesterday. Most of the jars and some of the fruit were still in good condition. but a large part of the fruit had been faded by continuous exposure to the light. or in handling. and has begun to disintegrate. It will there fore have to be replaced in the event an exhibit is sent to Portland. Those having citrus fruits that are worthy of d:s-lav. and who are willing to donate them. arc requested to bring samples to trc board at their convenience. In a snort l..-, ]. will be too late to se- cure such fruit this season.
 MORE TAFFE-H w. Taffe was feeling more than usually good natur- ed yesterday over the safe arrival at his home the night before, of son and heir whom he looks upon as an omen of good luck, as he weighed into Hfe's contest at eleven pounds and is seemingly well equipped for long battle. From the amount of noise he makes with his mouth MT. Taffe says he ought to turn out to be good prize fighter but he may be utilized as a baseball coach on the Phoenix team,