Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-03


 odist Episcopal church was charmingly Beam. Mrs. Beam served delicious ie treatments after an interesting and en joyable afternoon.
 SAFFORD, March 2.-The Sahuara club met in its regular weekly session at the school house yesterday afternoon and the following interesting topics were given "Rural Life in Italy, 'i Miss Elsie Foster; "Naples by the Sea-" Miss Margaret Robinson.
 A cafeteria supper will be served by the ladies of the Southern Methodist church, the date of which will be de. cided upon at the meeting of the Woman s Home Mission society at Mrs J. $. Abbott's on Wednesday after noon. The church building will be transformed into regular cafeteria restaurant and the bill of fare will in clude home cooked food from recipes especially prepared for the occasion by the ladies. The general public will De invited.
 Mrs. Walter Truesdale is quite III with severe attack of grippe at her home in Stafford. The vacancy in the public school caused by her illness is being filled by Rev. Andrews.
 pr. Belt and c. Lynch have been ap. pointed delegates of the Odd Fellow lodge, with W. A. Wilson and J. l.. Francis as aIternates to attend grand lodge in Tucson in April.
 The Odd Fellows aud ReDekahs arc planning a delightful social function to Do given in the near future to which the prominent citizens of the town will be invited. The object is 10 in- terest the citizens in the Odd Fellows home, the erection of which will De be- gun soon on their lot on Thatcher boulevard. A banquet will be one of the best possible spreads and good time is anticipated as this particular branch of the fraternity is noted for it's brilliant entertainments.
 Mss Frances McCollum, who so sue. cessfully passed the civil service exam ination recently, is now in Prescott, where she has accepted a position.
 W. II. Bishop of Solomonyille is n the city today.
 The open meeting of the Etude club is always anticipated with great pleas ure and the occasion never fails to be worthy of pride and the cause of con graduation to all interested in its rro- gress. Miss Mae Dowdle has the meet Ing for this month which will be on Friday of this week. A program con- sisting of selections from Frederic Chopin and Ludwig Van Beethoven has been arranged. Several out of town guests will be present.
 James Graham, of Ontario, Canals, organizer of the Good Templars lodge, arrenged for meeting at the Baptist churcn last evening for the purpose of perfecting an, organization, but owing to the small attendance, another meet ing was planned for Tuesday evening at the Methodist church when 1t is hoped to establish lodge with twenty or thirty members.
 Mrs. T. $. Bunch of SolomorviIle was shopping in Stafford yesterday.
 The members of, the Bridge Whist club will be delightfully."- entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Freida Mashbir for their regular game.
 Mrs. Petar Andarson and Miss Anna Hande are visitors to Solomonville to- day.
 The condition of z. C. Prina, wno is very i'll with pneumonia, is reported as little improved
 Paul Brown left yesterday morning for St. Louis, Chicago and other cast ern markets to purchase his fall stock of goods.
 Misses Lottie Cotton, Ada Thornsten. son, Mary Houck, Jessie WarJlaw, Maude Melbourne and Frankie Gates returned today from Solomonville, where they have been taking the teach CTS examinations.
 A concert and dance accompanied by a sleight of hand performance will be given at the courthouse in Solomonville on Thursday evening under the ans. pices of the Catholic church. Admis- sion will be charged for the ball only. Ladies will be admitted free