Arizona republican., 1906-05-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. James B. Snowball minister in charge Fifth (Rogation) Sunday af- ter Eastern. Morning prayer and ser mon at T a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
 SERMON TO GRADUATING CLASS Rev MT. Campbell will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class of the High school this evening at the Methodist church, south. All friends are cordially invited.
 THE GIDEON CLUB-The Gideon club, the young mems class of the Church of Christ. earnestly invites young men to attend class at 10 o'clock this morning. A fine social half-hour for all, and the best of associations.
 INDIAN SCHOOL BAND.-The ser vices of the Indian school band have been secured for the summer by the Santa Cruz Cottage Tent City corpo- ration, at Santa Cruz, California. The engagement will begin on June 9th.
 EAST FOR THE SUMMER.-Miss Jo Williams and Miss Louisa Ironsides, two well known nurses who have made Phoenix their home for number of years. will leave on Monday for the east to be gone all summer return ing in September.
 PUPILS REClTAL.-Tuesday night at the studio of the Arizona School of Music, the pupils of the vocal depart ment of the school who are new sing CTS and for the first time appearing in public, will give a recital to which the public is invited. Invitations may be secured from the pupils who will par ticipate in the program.
 M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH-Preaching at Il a. m., by Rev. E, Mowre. At s D. m. Rev. H. M. Campbell will preach the baccalaureate sermon for the grad uating class of the High school Sun day school at 9:45 a. nl.; Junior league at D. m.; Senior league at ' D. m; topic, Worldwide Mission of the Church" Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
 MEETING OF WATER COUNCIL The council of the Water Users asso- citation held a meeting yesterday af- ternoon in the association offices. The meeting was merely a conference on the subject of the bylaws of the as- sociatiOn, the purpose being to rear range them and where desirable, make slight amendments. after which they will be published in their revised form
 Y. M. c. A. TODAY.-This afternoon at the Veterans hall on North First avenue. the regular weekly meeting of the Y. M. c. A. will be held and it is desired that as many young men of the city as possible attend. There is no need to wear a coat to these meet ings, the desire of those in charge be- ing that those who attend come to be as comfortable as possible. A good speaker has leen secured for the oc- aCfn o faff eral selectionF The meeting will be- gin at oclo K.
 CHURCH e cHRIST-Corner Fifth avenue and M 1nroe street J. Cronen- berger. miniseer; residence, 722 West Fillmore street. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.; J. M. Stewart. superintendent. Preaching and communion at II o'clock: subject Studying the Word of God" Christian Endeavor at : D. m.; Miss Osceola Pendleton. president; subject. Lessons From the Lives of Elijah and John the Baptist; Miss Mae Wiley, leader. Evening worship and sermon at o'clock; subject, "The Great White Throne" There will be special music ;t all these services. A most cordial Welcome awaits every one. Strangers are earnestly invited to join in worship.
 THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY-The senior class play which is to be given Friday night at the Doris theatre is rapidl approaching perfection, and the students are confident that it will surpass any school entertainment ever given here. Profiting by the mistakes of other classes, the seniors this year commenced practice soon after Christ mas and have worked hard ever since. Several dress rehearsals will be held during the next week, to put on the finishing touches. In addition to the play, there will be a class prophecy and a number of musical hits by school talent. Ticket will be on sale next week by members of the class and also at Sanichas. These tickets can be ex- changed for reserved seat checks at the same place Thursday morning.
 AN INQUIRY FOR A SON-Mayor Coggins yesterday received a letter from Thomas Meighew of Richmond, Ky making inquiry about his son, Jack Meighew, who was at one time a resident of Phoenix. The writer said that his son lived in and about the city for several years and that he joined the Arizona Regulars" at the time ot