Arizona republican., 1913-04-11
Y. w. c. A. BOARD TO MEEr-

Y. w. C. A. BOARD TO MEET- The newly elected board of directors of the recently organized Young Women'S Christian association will hold it's first business meeting this morning at 10 o'clock in the rooms of the w. c. T. L. building. Busi- ness of importance is to be taken up and full attendance is desired
 CREIGHTON PARENT TEACHERS The parent teachers association will hold it's regular meeting this after noon at o'clock. An interesting pro- gram the subject of "SchOol Lunches" has been arranged Mem bers are requested to bring paper and pencils for the purpose of exchanging notes on school lunches.
 WILL ENTERTAIN CIRCLE 2- Circle No. ? of the Woman's Mission ary Society of Central Church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Tom B. Stewart, 912 North Second street, this afternoon at 2:30 by Mesdames Hawley and Davis. All members are requested to attend as there is much business of importance to be trans acted.
 M'kiNLEY PARENT TEACHERS MEET-There will be an important meeting of the Mckinley School Parent Teachers Association this afternoon in the school building at 8 o'clock Dr. w. H Sergeant. city health officer, will address the mothers, and a large attendance is expected. Refreshments will be served during the social hour. ARTISTIC RECiTAL-The young ladies and gentlemen of the piano. vo- cal and elocution departments of the Arizona School of Music will present I an interesting recital in the auditorium of the school The public is cordially invited to attend this entertainment In the afternoon, at 330. the young 1 girls and boys will present d program, which is also open to the public. w. C. T. U. MEETiNG-The Phoe- nix Woman's Christian Temperance | Union held a very interesting meeting yesterday, which was addressed by Humane Officer Canning on a number 1 of matters of great importance to the people of Phoenix. The union
 ming a recital on Tuesday evening, ! April 22 at which Miss Dominek of l the Redpath Lyceum of St. Louis will 1 appear.
 DISTINGUISHED GOLFERS - The preliminary training at golf of Vice 1 President Tom Marshall and of Gov ernor George w P. Hunt are truth fully recorded in a section of the first Pathe Weekly which will appear at the Empress next Thursday night 1 From this time on Manager Reeves thinks he will get a Weekly every third week
 HELD FOR BURGLARY-Sam Ma daravich, who is charged with the bur glary of Goldmans warehouse and the
 theft of fifty bags of beans. d blow and an assortment of heavy hardware and miscellaneous goods, was brought
 before Justice Johnstone yesterday or
 two complaints charging him with bur
 glary- He waived examination aaG
 was held in the sum of $500 He fur
 nished bail
 } LITTLETON LADIES' AID-The Littleton Ladies Aid will have a bo1 | social and ice cream sale at the Pan
 American Ostrich Farm Friday even
 ing, April IS All ladies. young and i old, are asked to bring boxes. A mu-
 sical program will be rendered and 6 general good time is expected. This is
 just good distance from town for .
 nice moonlight ride Everyone is cor
 dially invited.
 CITY REGISTRATION OPENS- | The city registration of voters for the l city election to be held on May 6tf
 opened yesterday in the office of City
 Recorder Frank Thomas. The fac
 that during the day but fifty voters l registered would indicate little inter
 est was being taken in the coming
 mayOralty election. However, it is in- 1 teresting to know that of the fifty new ! voters registered thirty-thre of then l are women.
 A HANDSOME SON-The home o
 MT and Mrs E. T. Havelett, 1211 1 North Third street, was permanently
 gladdened yesterday afternoon at hal
 past one by the arrival of twelve
 and a half pound boy. The many
 friends of the proud papa calling al
 the Phoenix National Bank yesterday l afternoon noticed the smile of pride
 upon his face and guessed the reason 1 right away. The young father could
 not keep the good news to himself.