Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

The incorrorators are: Dr Julius At wood. Dwight B. Heard. Bishop J. M Kendr.ck. Judge Edward Kent and Charles Van der Veer The affairs and management cf the institution will be under the direction of tn, board of trgszses. who are. in addition to the incorporators. John J. Haw- k.ns and Dr. John w. Foss. At reg uIar meeting cf the board. Bishop Kendrick was elecJcG -!.a.rIaan and Charl Van der Neer secretary.
 MRS. UNRUH'S ENGAGEMENTS Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh. national lecturer Cor the ". C. T. L. will today occupy the Baptist pulpit. union meeting will be held in the evening at which Mrs Unruh will speak uu the subject. The American Boy" This afternoon at 9 o'clock she will speak to the Y. N C. A. in LImsons hall Mrs ' D Dameron and Mr. Harry Madden w-Il sing duet. All men are invited
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCtEHTl TlST-Postofiice building, en- trance on Monroe street Morning service at r o'clock. SHbieCt of the lesson sermon. Love" Sunday school at 9:45 Wednesday evening meeting at 7:5u. Eeadiu- rooms maintained in connection ,-itl this church are locdt- ed at the same address and are to the public. All authorized literature on Christian science IGay here be read or purchased ir SD desired. Strangers are made welcome. All are cordially invited tD attend church services.
 MEETING OF THE SHEEPMEN- The Ariz"n7 Sherp Growers associa- ton held d short meeting today in the pariors of tn" Hotel Adams. at which business If routine nature. Of inter est to the shcepmen. was transacted. About forty were present. There was a general discussion of the present conditions of the industry and from the tone of the remarks. a very hope fuI view is taken both as 10 the out lock for feed and water. and as to the prospective price for the Arizona wool.
 SPECIAL MUSiC-The evangelistic meetings at tI.c Christian church will close with this evenings service which begins at :, % o'clock. For th,s ser vice a special musical program has been arranged. the chief feature of which wi! be the singing Of q beauti- ful trio entitled Hear Us. oh Father" by Owens It ;s a yer fine compost tion and win he heard in Phoenix to- night for the first time. Madam Pin nev will sing the soprano part, Miss Mabel Northup the contralto and F. w. Niykels the tenor Miss Northup is a recent arriral from Peoria, IT,. and has vcr-. fine contraIto voice. This evening wtu be her first appearance before a public gathering in Phoenix. The subtect of Rev. SOicgels sermon tonight ,.iIl be. The Millennium"
 BIRTHDAY PARTY.-The birthday of tEeir little daughter. Laura. was the occasion Saturda,- afternoon of a merr,- gathering e wee folk at the residence oc >-Ir and Mrs. Earl Kerr. North FoCrth avenue. It was an event having all the characteristics of a function in honor of sweet sixteen instead ce o-a celebrating 9 sixth birthGav. The afternoon was spent in playing entertaining games. and in general merr,-- making. At the sound of music the company marched to the dining room. where delicious refresh ments were served. , Everything was charminglv done h.: the little people, from the singing O. grace in con cert at inc table to inc making of in dividual ddicux when they parted with the hostess Their pleasing manners bore ample testimony to the painstak- ing care and discriminating instruction of tka:r taacher. Miss Ellis. who was also one e tho partg. Many lovely gifts ,-ere received b. tine httle girl from hcr mates who are members of her Kindergarten graduating class, and each guest took home a pretty souve- mir oc the occasion. Those present were: Lara Kerr. Addie Berry Riggs Louise Kennon. Mary Hulett Anna Baiyeat Catherine Easterling. John Irvine. Harold Kyle, Mildred Bowers Helen McEane, Ruth Ambrose Bessie Jean Douglas. Leila Evans. Logan Damcror. Miriam Soawr. Helen Will Hams, Virginia Kerr and Miss Lucy T EIlis.