Arizona republican., 1910-11-20
UNITARIAN SERVICE.

UNI AMMAN 0GhNISGs AT TIE
Unitarian service to be held in X. of
p. hall this morning at IL o'clock Mrs
Cady will speak on The Peace Con-
ference" at The Hague.
THE MADISON SUNDAY SCHOOL
There is Sunday school every Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
Madison school house and preaching
in the evening at 1880.
A BOX SOCIAL-Maricopa lodge
No. 43, Fraternal Brotherhood. will
give a box social, Tuesday evening
Nov %, for the entertainment of
members and invited friends A & .od
time is guaranteed by the committee
of arrangements.
LADIES OF TRINITY PARISH
The ladies of the Trinity Episcopal
Church guild are taking active meas
ures to maintain their reputation in the
preparation of cooked foods of all kinds
for their Thanksgiving market. to be
held at the parish house on Wednesday,
November %, 1910.
FORESTERS' SOcIAL-The indie
pendent Order of Foresters will give
a social and dance Thanksgiving night
in Melczer hall. All members and
their families and friends are invited
to be present AS ii is strictly a So
cial affair. there will be no charges
for anything. and a good time is as
sured all who attend.
NIcITINH pLnENIY-po,, narioI
Battin, who was for many years resi-
dent of Phoenix, is here on visit to
his brother, DR.. Battin and will remain
for a week or so. Mr.. Battin is now
residing in Otay, near San Diego, and
their many friends here will be pleased
to know that both he and Mrs. Battin
are enjoying good health.
JACOB CARR HELD-Jacob Carr,
the Indian boy who hit John Osif No
land with a rock at the Indian school
hurting him dangerously. though prob
ably not Intentionally, was examined
yesterday by Justice tombstone, who
held him to answer to the grand jury.
but recommended that his case be in
quired into by the juvenile court.
SOME cHRYSANTHEMUMS.-Mrs.
r. H. Caskey of 1901 South Second
avenue yesterday brought to this Of
flee a fine collection of chrysanthe-
NUNS, of the largest ever grown in
Phoenix. One of them was eight
inches in diameter. Mrs Caskey drew
a premium at the fair both for her
collection and for the largest flowers
GATES RAlSED-The gates at the
Roosevelt dam were raised one foot
at 1880 yesterday morning and to-
days reading will probably show no
increase in the stored water supply
The Verde has fallen almost to the
stage it held before the recent rains
and no longer continues to furnish
enough water for the irrigation of the
valley. Yesterday morning the water
stood 60.25 feet above the dam, and
the impounded supply amounted to
20,410 acre feet.
A RTHDAY SURPRISE-A
birthday surprise party was given
Herbert Odell of the Madison district
on the night of November Is The
evening was given to games and
refreshments of apples and cakes
were served. Those presnt were Mrs
Mary Smith. Ethel and Ruby Smith
Ella Lehman. Ruby Jones. Hazel
Greed, Earl and Luther Creed Al
fred and Ellis Lehman, Gordon
Brooks. Harry Coughin and Charley
Farley.
LUTHERAN cHURCH-Lutheran
church service Sunday, November 30.
in thew. c. T. u. hall, 227 West Mon
roe street. Service in the morning at
1890; subject. THE Greatness of
Christ's Words" Sunday school at
$3.50. Evening service at 1870; sub
ject, Christ Our Mediator" German
service Wednesday night at 1880. and
will be a sermon for Thanksgiving
All these services conducted by Rev
George n. Luetke, 1856 North Sixth
tended to all.
THE BUILDING FUND-The Wom-
ans club of Phoenix will hold it's an
nual bazar for the benefit OF the club
building fund Tuesday. Nov. %, after
noon and evening In the afternoon
lIleTe VIII ne DOOtnS TOT the sale OF all
manner of useful and pretty things
the sale beginning at 2:45 p. M, and
at o'clock a supper will be served
for those who would rather spend
their money for something to eat The
bazar has become an annual event
with the club and it has always been
well attended and profitable The
women expect ii will be even a better
one this year and are inspired to
greater efforts with the rapid growth
of the fund they hope some day to be
transformed into a club home
THE MUSICIANS CLUB-The
Musicians club will meet at Mrs. W.
f. Defty's, 61S North Third avenue.
November 21st. at 2:9O p. m. The
following program will be given:
Paper. The Symphony" by Mrs. w.
f. Deity; excerpts from Surprise
Symphony" CHayden) arranged as
piano duet, Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson
and Miss Irene Johnston: "E. p.
symphony" (MozarD arranged for
eight hands, Miss Peck and Miss
Grace Peck, Mrs. Bond and Miss
Comstock; Fifth Symphony" (Bee-
thoven) arranged for violin and
piano, Mrs. Fl. B. Wilkinson and Mrs.
w. F. Deity; Unfinished Sym
phony." (ShuberD arranged as duo,