Arizona republican., 1910-02-23
MISS ANDERSON
BACK-Miss

l MISS ANDERSON BACK-Miss
 Margaret Anderson returned Monday | morning via. the Southern Pacific from Los Angeles. where she has spent the last eight months.
 CHICKEN PIE DINNER-A chick 1 en pie dinner will be given by the la l dies of the First Methodist church in the church parlors Thursday between ! the hours of and 1-
 PRESCOTT vISITOR-Mrs J. c. | Graves is down from Prescott to at
 tend the meeting of the Daughters of
 Isis. and is the guest of Mrs. w. H.
 Mead. 224 East Van Buren street.
 HOLIDAY BAlLS-Company B. N. c. A, gave a ball last night in the
 Arizona School of Music. attended by ] the members and friends of both Company B and Company A. The Phoenix fire department also gave its
 annual ball in O'Neill hall. which was
 largely attended and greatly enjoyed | by all.
 A SCHOOL cELEBRATIoN- Washinetons birthday anniversary
 was. celebrated in great style last night at the Independence school. Miss Bertha Jones, the teacher. gave box
 social to the pupils and tbeir friends. A good program was rendered. Two things were especially noticed: the big ! lunch baskets and the large pursefuls
 necessary to buy them at auction. 
 BAPTIST CHURCH RALLY-Mem- bers of the Second Baptist church, col ored. will rally at Smiths haIl, 21 east Madison street, on next Saturday and
 plans will be perfected for raising s200 | to finish payment on the congregations
 new church, now in course of construc- tion. Those most interested earnestly ask all who have manifested interest | in the cause to attend.
 DAUGHTERS OF ISIS The i Daughters of Isis. or what might be called the Lady Shriners.' will hold | their annual vigil this afternoon at , o'clock in Masonic hall, for the re- ception of new members and the transaction of regular business. Elig-
 ibles to membership are Shriners, | their wives, mothers, daughters and
 sisters An afternoon paper announces | that the last two mentioned must be at least IS years old. It might be added that the wives and mothers Of \ Shriners, especially the mothers, are also expected to have reached that mature age before applying for per
 mission to take upon themselves sol | emn and serious obligations. RETURN IN THE FALL-Frends have received word from Mrs. Bessie i Cushman. who is well known in Phoenix, that she will probably re- turn in the fall She has just com pleted journey around the world and had intended to spend the rest of the winter in Honolulu. but was
 not allowed to land on account of
 the admiralty law that prohibits ves- sels sailing under a foreign flag to carry passengers between two Ameri- can ports. The Cleveland, which car ried some 600 passengers around the ! world. is a German ship and sailed from New York. It was at first thought that the steamer would not be permitted to land the passengers at San Francisco, but this was ac- complished by the payment by the company of s200 head for every passenger landed. Mrs. Cushman and the rest were landed in bond. as it were. The company will get the money back if the matter is satisfac-
 torily settled in the admiralty court; otherwise not. Mrs. Cushman will re- main in northern California during the summer.
 GREAT REVIVAL SERVICES Tanner Chapel, A. NJ F.. church, was filled with an enthusiastic congrega-
 ton last night, and several conver- sions marked the meeting. Never be- fore has the church been revived as in this meeting. and Rev. Howard is preaching such sermons as have never
 been heard in the history of this church. Mrs. Maggie Thomas is con- ducting the prayer meetings >each evening at o'clock. The people sing as they never sang before, and the songs are those which have stirred thousands in historic revival services held in the days of the immortal
 Moody and Sankey. Rev. H. Frank
 lin Bray. the pastor. extends cordial
 invitation to the public to attend
 these services. Rev. Howard will
 preach his farewell sermon Sunday
 night. and the people of the com
 munity will tender him reception on
 Monday evening Tuesday he will
 leave for Memphis, Tenn, where he
 will begin another series of meetings
 in Avery Chapel, A. M F.. church.
 This church has 1.5O0 members. There
 will be preaching each night this
 week
 OMAHA ViSlTOR-E w. Ecker- man of Omaha arrived here Monday for a few days visit and is a guest of the Hotel Adams. MT. Eckerman has a twofold mission here One is