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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28
Several Wedlings.

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Emporia, Va, June 27-Miss Grace
3 Jones. daughter of Mrs Andrew
Jones. whose home IS near Pleasant
shade. this county. WAS married TO
Luther Allen Pittard. of CIarksvilIe.
Yesterday morning, by Rev. j. Sidney
Peters, OF the Empori- Methodist
Episcopal Church.
The contracting parties ere promi-
nent in this community. They will
reside in clarksville. where Mr.. Pittard
is in business.
..illam Glenn Allen Of Henderson.
y. c. and Miss Mamie Lee 1veret,c.
OF I-mporia, were married at the
Everctte residence here early las,
evening by Or. Vernon Ransom. of
Norfolk The marriage was quiet
home affair, only members of the i'm
mediate families OF the bride and
groom being in attendance
Samuel Harding. of North Emporia
and Miss Sarah Grizzard. of Grizzard
Sussex unity, were married in Wash
!ngton yesterday afternoon. Miss
Grizard is daughter of Ex-Sheriff
George Grizzard. of Sussex county
MI. Harding is a prominent merchant
OF North Emporia. and is son Of
Chief of Police Harding. of Emporia.
Joseph u. Bailey. of Emporia, and
Miss cornelia Smith Sterritt, of
WaEn@sboro. were united in marriage
at the latter named place this after
noon. Miss Sterritt s a popular Young
woman and is we'll known In Emporia
where she resided some time. Mr.
bailey is native OF this county.
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Daniel King, OF Alexandria. and Miss
Oracle Mae billiard. daughter of Mr..
Charles r. billiard, of this city. were
married at $50 o'clock this evening
at the home of the brides parents on
Belmont. the Rev. Gilby C. Kelly. u.
-, OF the First .Lethodist Church, Of
hciating. Miss katherine Cameron was
maid of honor and Melvin Bishop OF
this city, best man. Other attendants
were Miss .Addic FairfaN. of Alexan-
dria. and c. l.. billiard. brother of the
'bride. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. King left over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for Vel
lowstone Park. where the honeymoon
will he spent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28
Social and
Personal

some very interesting events of the
late summer season have been musicals
and rccitals given by pupils OF the
various music schools here. The
musicals have been given In the
studios which have been arranged
with bright flowers for the occasion.
and some very Interested audiences
have been assembled at most of them.
Little Miss Estcllo richardson. a
Pupil of Mr.. Boiling. Will give re-
cital this evening at Mr. Boldins
studio at Sis o'clock. and most OF the
prominent musicians In town will he
present The program arranged for
the evening includes selections from
Mozart. Chopin. Schumann. Padrewski
ana other composers.
baltimore Wedding.
An important wedding took place
" ednesday evening Ia s O'Clock at the
church Of the Redeemer. in Baltimore.
when Miss Ellen Bruce Rutherford,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
liawksley rutherford. became the
bride of tho Rev. John George Sadtler
rector of st. Mary's Protestant Epis-
copal Church and a son OF Mrs Ben
Ja'nin Sadt!er. of Baltimore The cere-
inony was performed by the RI. Rev j.
Gardner Murray. bishop OF Maryland
assisted by Rev. Charles a. HenseI,
cd by small reception for the two
families and few intimate friends
The bride entered the church with
her brother. y. H. rutherford, Jr.
OWN to the Illness OF her father.
She wore gown Of white satin char
meuse trimmed IN old family lace that
hdd been Worn by her grandmother at
her wedding. and her tulle veil was
also bordercd with old lace and caught
presentation bouquet OF lilies of the
valley The brides TWO sisters. Misses
Anne Clarke and Resale Seldom Ruth
erfoord, were her only attenda nts
They wore gowns Of pale pink MULE
trimmed In shadow lace and pink hats
trimmed in pink roses. and carried
bouquets OF pink sweet peas.
Edwin Beale sadt!cr. of New York,
was his brothers best man. and the
ushers included: Alexander H. Ruther-
!oord. Jr.. the brides brother. Lemuel
T. Appold and William b. Hi. OF
baltimore. her cousin a. Rutherford
Davenport. Of Richmond: and Samuel
; Sadtier. Of Philadelphia. a nephew
OF the bridegroom After a Northern
wedding journey Rev ANA Mrs. sadtlcr
WIZ live Ia the rcctcry on Roland
Avenue
Prominent Wedding.
Society In Richmond is much inter.
eSted In the marriage of Miss Phoebe
hunter only daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
q F. Hunter. aud Hamilton II. G!lky-
son, Jr.. OF PhocniNville. Pa. which
'ook mace yesterday evening at :
oc.ocE in the home OF the brides
parent" at Mont Clare Pa. Mr and
Mrs Hunter live in the old whitaker
mansion built BY the brides gr.a,
Grandfather a hundred years ago. and
from which her mother and her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28
Cardinal Merry del Val May
Settle Difficulty Between
Spain and Vatican.
~ Ia MARauIsE DE FoNIENol.

AkDINAL Merry del Val Is on
terms of such intimacy with King
" Alfonso. Dowager Queen Mary
Christine. and all the reignng
House of SPAN. that Notwithstanding
the tenor OF the public dispatches from
Europe it is practically certain that :,
way VIII he found ere long OF .ftecting
am amicable settlement OF the difficult
ties between Spain and the Vatican.
difficulties which have existed ever
since the CanalcJas administration
came into power
Private news which reaches nc from
Rome and Madrid is decidedly to that
effect.
curiously enough. no mention has
ever been made in the biographies Of
the Paral Secretary OF State that he
was at one time in charge of the edu-
cation of Alfonso Kill. while his
brother. now holding the rank OF min
lister In the diplomatic service of spain
English.
The cardinal and MS brother. who
the maternal side. were brought up
almost wholly in England.
Ihere WAS much sympathy between
the little King of spain and his tutor
now Cardinal Merry del Val.
Any one who is acquainted with the
latter knows that he still retains a
Keen interest in athletic saorts of
cyery kind. especially that which re-
minds him OF his prowcss on thc Eng
fish football field,
As young monsignor. he was by
no means above taking part in the
games of his royal charge. and the
less recalls with a smile how on one
occasion, when playing tag with the
little King, who was shricking with
Ia us hter as he was about to be caught
h he 10 N,I,z -
hose and turned II full on his pursuer,
drenching him from head to foot and
reducing his spick and span ecclesias-
tiGal attire to dripping state.
the indifference shown by the Span
iards to the King when a child was
entirely dspelled
Monsignor Merry del Val alone had
in charge of Alfonso's education TO
warn the Queen Regent and other
members of the reigning house that
me people did not seem to think much
ne became at once popular ne would
lose his crown. lie urged that when
the lad appeared in public he should
nave oihcers. noe priests or women. at
MS side. excepting only his mother
Queen Marie Christine accepted this
Wise advice. and as soon as possible.
although at the cost of terrible
heart pans., excluded even herself from
the boys daily outing. and sent him
out driving with military members
OF her household instead of accom-
panying him as she was wont to
do,
Merry del Val also induced the Queen
TO allow Alfonso to show himself in
public on all possible occasions. not
only driving, but riding and also ON
foot, with the result that he soon lost
his shy and embarrassed air, and be-
lenos
The first time he was heard to laugh
In the streets of Madrid. there was a
little gasp. People could hardly be-
raised. loud and long The boy laughed
again, and the battle was half won.
Vivid interest in him began to develop.
Little stories In which he figured were
soon passing from mouth TO mouth.
His people were delighted when they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28
Lewis-Pnttcr,on,

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Chatham, Va, June 2..-The beauti-
frl home Of Mrs. T. j. Patterson. in
South Chatham, was the scene OF a
quiet wedding on Wednesday, afternoon
At 8 o'clock. when her eldest daughter.
Miss Halle AGnew Patterson. became
the bride of Rupert Lewis. of Mullins.
: c. Rev. 7. II. Sanford. OF the
Chatham Baptist Church. and pastor of
the bride. performed the ceremony.
which was witnessed only by the i'm
mediate families and a few intinlat e
friends. The bride was attired in a
beautiful going away gown OF tan
cloth with hat and gloves to match.
The groom is progressive young to-
bacconist of his native town. but for
several seasons has been active on the
local market during the winter months.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis departed on south
bound train No. 50 for their future
nome at Mullins. The out of-town
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. q.
w Baker. of Norfolk; Marvin Lewis.
brother OF the groom. of Mullins. and
sydney Clark. of Wilson. y. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28
SERGEANT MARTIN
DIES OF WOUND
Harvey Looney, Who Shot Of
hcer, Is Charged With
Murder.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial 70 The Times -Dispatch.)
Roanoke, Va, June 80 Miller
Martin. town sergeant of Newcastle
Craig county. who was shot down in
MS yard on sunday night June IS. by
Harvey ID. Looney. died this morning
al the Jefferson Hospital in this CITY
after making q desperate fight for life
The shooting took place in New
castle, and several days later Looney
was arrested in Allegheny county. He
was wounded when arrested. and 1t
was thought thta he had attempted
TO take his life. He is now in the
hospital at Clifton Forge, and Will be
charged with murder.
Sergeant Martin was brought to
Roanoke on Tuesday morning follow
Ing the shooting, and for many DAYS
ne fingered. but all hope for saving
his life had been abandoned by his sur
geons.
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DATE OF MEETING
CHANGED TO APRIL
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lSPe'idt 70 / ne Tunes ID Spatch.1
Charlottesville. Va. June 27-Tho
school superintendent of the State,
In annual conference at the Uniyersi-
ty Summer School. decided to hold
'ne next session of the State Teach
efs Association in April. instead of
November Tho change in date was
mainly duo to the fact that the meet
ing of the Southern educational con-
terence will be held in Richmond at
that time.
Mr. Binford, of the school Improve
ment League. urged the superinten-
gents TO cooperate with the league
In the holding of patrons day in all
the schools. and to encourage every
effort toward school ground improve.
ment' lie outlined very helpful
plan to encourage effort on tho part
of the teachers in this direction.
PROFESSOR w. II. HeI,, of the Uni
Verslty of Virginia, told of the new
interest In school hygiene and its
Importance. Professor Heck has made
TINS subject of special study and
original research and offered to CO.
operate with the uperintendents in
an effort to awaken State inter-
est he arranged with many of the
division officials TO visit them dur
ing the coming session and conduct
discussions He also explained the ma
EXTENSION Lecture Bureau, of which
he is manager
The second week of the summer
school began to-day with renewed in
terest and enthusiasm. The registra-
ton to date is 1.o46. This is a very
satisfactory number. and will be
largely increased during the next few
weeks. considerable addition always
arriving for the last four weeks of
the session.
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Willinms-Geutry.
TSpecial Ia

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CroZct. Va, June 27.-"Midway." tho
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Cen
try. of Crozet. was the scene of a
quiet. but beautiful. marriage yester-
day afternoon at : o'clock when their
daughter Miss Matte. became the
bride OF Samuel Howe Williams. of
Richards. Tazewell county. Rev j.
NJ. Luck, poster of Crozet Baptist
Church. officiating. The bride wore a
gray travelling dress with hat and
gloves to match. Her sister. Miss
Carrie Gentry. was ma id of honor. ana
wore white lingerie dress. Rev T.
NJ. Buskman. of Richards. was best
man. The porlor was beautifully fes-
tooned with ropes of running cedar
and daisy chains and banked with
ferns and ivy.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Williams left for Eichlands.
where Mr. Williams is engaged in the
mercantile business. on Tuesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry gave an
informal reception to their friends
and house guests.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Warrenton. Va. June 97.-Miss Eiiz-
aoeth Cole Gray. daughter OF MIR ana
Mrs Egleston GRAY. and Thomas
Engel Bartenstcin. son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Bartenstein. We're married
at the home of the bride. near War
renton. at o'clock Yesterday after
noon by Rev. William Chinn. of the
Presbyterian Church. Owing to a re-
cent bereavement ia the family of Mr.
Bartenstein. the ceremony was Wit
messed only by the immediate fami-
lies of the contra citing parties. Miss
Gray. who was becomngly gowned
In dress of white chiffon trimmed
with pearls. wearing a tulle veil
caught with a spray of lilies of the
valley. carried "A brides boquet of
lilies of the valley and wore as her
only ornament brooch of pearls a
heirloom OF the Fitzhugh family. and
was given in marriage by her father,
She had as her only attendants two
ribbon girls. Miss Ellen c. j.. Gray
and Miss Ellen Grant. Mr. Barten-
stein had his best man his broth
CT. Frederick Bartenstcin. Miss
Sarah Bartenstein presided at the
organ. The house was decorated with
ferns and daisies. .tfter the cere-
DAY. AZ informal reception Was he'll.
following WIN Mr. and Mrs Bar
tenstein left To- an attended wedding
tour. after which they VIII he ut
home in the new residence of Mr.
Bartenstcin recently completed on
Lees Ridge. near Warrenton Mr.. and
Mrs Bartenstein are very popular in
Warrenton and throughout the State.
Mrs Bartensten is an accomplished
musician Mr.. Bartenstein is a mem
her of the local clubs. battalion ad-
jutant OF Company c. Second Regi-
ment Virginia Volunteers; member
of tn" State rifle team and secretary
of the Mt. Carmel Lodge. A f. ana
\. NJ
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tSnecial 10 The Times Dispatch.
charlottesville. Va. June rs Fl
Williams. of Richards. Va. and Miss
Matte Gentry of Crozet. this county.
were married at 1870 O'Clock this az
ternoon at the home of the bride. the
Rev. j. j. Luck. of tho Baptist Church.
dhciatins, assisted by the Rev G., NJ.
Burnan, of Richlantls. Last evening
delightful reception was rendered
the bridal party at Midway Fruit
Farm, the home of sc brides par
ents. Mr.. James A. Gentry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams left immediately after
the ceremony for Richland Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28
TOLL GATES IN AMHERST.
VIII he Opened on County's Improved
Ronds Next wednesday,.
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Amherst, Va, June o7.-Unlcss come
change is made in tho present plan toll
gates will be opened on the macadam
roads OF Amherst county next We'd
nesdnE' Iniy B. The Board OF super
visors has arranged the rates. whicb
nave been printed or largo pieces or
cardboard AZ present there will he
tour gates. The keepers will he paid
SALARY OF $50 each per month.
Miss Emile Elizabeth Haupt. OF
cleveland. O.. has recently purcha sed
farm in this county and moved here
10 live Before coming to Virginia
MISS Haupt was engaged In ncwspa per
work.
Aubrey Z. STROBE and Frank Rrun-
lev editor OF the Amherst Progress
are attending the Democratic National
convention in Baltimore. Mr.. Strods
was delegate to the convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28
WILL MEET At wRIGHrsynLE
Electrical Men to Hold Convention on
July :, and @,
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Wilmington, y. c.. June 21.--One OF
the largest meetings to be held at
Wrishtsville Beach this season Will he
the convention Of the electrical men
% July T. and 6. and the Reiuvcna
Zion of the sons of love on the 6th
More than two hundred electrical men
from different parts of the country
are expected. and there will be about
one hundred candidates for member
ship in the Sons of Jove
Addresses will he made by Charles
y, Evans. president of the Southern
National Bank. Wilmington. d. II.
Braymer. editor of the southern Elec-
trician. Atlanta. Ga; julien Binford.
Jr.. past statesman of Virginia. of
Richmond, and other prominent bust
ness men.
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uusScll-NOel.
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Covington, Va. June IA pretty
wedding was solemnized here We'd
nesday evening at o'clock at thu
Baptist Church. when Miss Matte
Wads Noel. the daughter of Mrs. Gran
Vile Cornelius Noel. was married 10
Muscoc Garnet Russell. Of this place,
owner and editor OF the Covington
Dispatch.
The couple stood for the ceremony.
which WAS conducted BY the brides
pasted, Rev. F. b. Berkeley, under an
attractive arch OF ferns and daisies.
the bride carrying Il shower bouquet
Of lilies of the valley. c. B Cushing
played the wedding march. The bride
was beautifully gowned In white satin.
trimmed In pearl and chiffon lace. the
hardwork on the gown having been
done b. the BRIDES grandmother Mrs.
NJ y. Tolley. of Bedford. who Is eighty
Years old. The matron of honor was
Mrs. John T.. letter. of Bedford who
wore pink satin gown. covered with
Oriental lace. The best man was j. w.
Baptist. Of Buffalo Lithia Springs The
prihesnlaids were Misses Lucille Lowry.
Roanoke: Jessie Pribble. Lynchburs;
Nell Surber. Iron Gate; Elizabeth
Payne. Katie Fudge and Blanch Kicks.
CovinSton. Two of them were gowned
In white two In pink and two in ycl-
low silk messaline. The ushcrs were
Roscoe Stephenson, Cody Marshall, j.
~ Withrow. c. D. Lands, DR.. Q. a.
Oliver and Chapman Rcvercomb After
the wedding a small reception was held
at the brides home. after which Mr.
"a Mrs. Russell left for Northern
cities, The out-of- town guests We're
MIR. and Mrs. L. r. Spencer.
Richmond; Mrs. Oneida Darlington
SaNc; Mrs. Rufus Obenchain and son.
Noel. of Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will make their
future home here. and will he at home
to their friends after July 90.
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charlottesville. Va, June 27-Wal-
Lace 6. Forlotnes, OF the Charlottes-
vile Lumber Company. and Miss Susie.
Mitchell. of this city. were married I
GEO o'clock last evening at the per
sonase cf the First Baptist Church.
the Rav. Furman II. Martin. D. ID =.
officiating. y half hour later DR. Mar
tir united in marriage Alvah Herring
and Miss Marie Liebeck, both OF this
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Miss Margaret Glass Williams ha
returned to Danville. after a visit I
her uncle. Attornev-General :. "
Williams. on Grove Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Miss Mary Todd is visiting friends
and relatives AT Bowling Green for a
lew weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs Branch johnson. with
their little son. are a; Willoughby
Beach for the summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Miss May Spencer. OF this city. l.
spending some time in Newport New
- utah Carr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Mrs. T. Francis Green is registered
at the Hotel Wolcott in New York Cit,
for a few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Edward +. Munford, of Washington
has been in Richmond for a short stay
iris week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Frederick Adkins lett yesterday t
camp with party Of friends nea
Elkton for several weeks.
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from Lexington. and is the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. Houston. at West Main
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Robert Munford left last week for
charleston. >. C., where he is spend
ing a short time with friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Rholetter, Of
this city. have boon recent guests oil
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Hyler. in Staun.
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Mrs. t. r. Moore and children are
guests OF the formers mother. Mrs.
Ccbean, on Second Avenue. Highland
Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Lieutenant r. Lindsay Walker.
United states Navy. who has been Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. c.
Walker. has gone to Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-28

Mrs. Carroll Taylor anu little son and
daughter, of this city. are visiting
Mrs. n. II. Gordon in Roanoke.
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Mrs. Minnie E. Tompkins. of Fred
ericksburg. is a guest of Mrs. ]. w.
Blanton. Mt her home. 2243 West Grace
Street.
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Miss Josephine clark has returned
Arizona republican., 1912-05-03
NEW BOARD oRGANlzEo->

board of high ECaOOl trustees iS or canized with Eugene Brady O'Nein president. and B. F. McFall secretary.
 DOUBLEDAY IS BUSY-R k Doubleday. who is travelling with Roosevelt dam pictures and lecture writes that his show is drawing big houses au through Utah.
 WILLIAMS HERE.-James T. Will Hams. of Tucson. was in Phoenix for few hours. yesterday morning re- turning to his home on an afternoon train.
 DISBURSEMENT treas urcr Macdonald is busy making up his monthly statement. The disburse- ments for April are about $101,000, slightly above the average because of several accounts which are settled quarterly.
 JURY NSPEcTlON-Committees from the grand jury yesterday in spected the poor farm. and other county buildings and offices prior to presenting final report. The jury has been in session little over a week. and has reviewed a large num- Der of cases, returning about forty indictments.
 GOT ANY SPUDS?-The Los An geles agency of the board of trade is flooded with inquiries about Salt River potatoes, both Irish and sweet. Mrs. Cowgirl. in charge of the office. has written for information concern ing potatoes; Bermuda onions. chilies, and dried fruit, such as raisins april cots and peaches
 SENT TO ASYLUM.-Sheriff NeI- son of Pima county was in Phoenix yesterday with F. A. Pease, of Tue son. who is under commitment to the state asylum for the insane Pease has been prominent citizen of Tucson. where he was engaged in business for several years, being con- nected with the Tucson Mortgage and Loan company and at the head of the Pease Novelty company.
 GROWING INESS-County re- cordcr's office is keeping abreast of the times. and shows a constantly in- creasing tide of business. The re- ceipts of this office for April are $2.37256 as compared with $1,961. .65 for the corresponding month last year. For the first five months of the year 4166 instruments have been recorded as against 3696 for the same period year ago.
 PROMINENT TUCSONERS.-P. F. Howell, Nose Kelley, and C. J. Chapman. prominent business men of Tucson. were in town yesterday as- sisting in the arrangements for the Shriners' celebration on Saturday and the following trip to Los Angeles. A number of Tucson Shriners will be here tomorrow and annex themselves to the special train party scheduled to leave at 11:30 in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-03
MISSIONARY SOCIETY ENTER

TAINMENT-The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First M. E. church will hold it's regular monthly meeting in the church Frilay at : o'clock. From 5:30 to 7:30 dinner will be served, to which all are wei come, At S:15 in the evening e pro- gram of music and dialogue in cos tune A cordial invitation is given to everybody to be present