Arizona republican., 1913-10-22
HAYDEN

HAYDEN, Oct 21.-The play which the Ladies' Aid society an nounced several weeks ago will be given at the theater next Friday evening and promises to be the hit of the season. A number of rehear- sals have been had and the whole program will be carried through without a hitch. On this occasion the theater should have its record attendance as it is anticipated that every loyal Haydenite will be on hand in person or by proxy to en- courage our local talent to it's best efforts. In addition to the play the audience will be treated to several special attractions in the nature of music and character readings. These special attractions will be: Male quartet. vocal solo by Mrs. Truman Phillips. vocal duet by MT. N. A. Rouse and Mrs. Lane. violin solo by Mir. Brady. trombone solo by Frank Jones and character reading by Mrs Jackson. The cast of characters for the play, The old Maids Club. Mo tive, to Promote Matrimony," is as follows:
 Miss Lucia Matilda Primorse. pres
 ident of the club. b..............-
 ...... Miss Roxie Sturgeon Miss Susan Jane HopeweI, vice
 president of the club.
 Mrs. Marshall Miss Maria Jane Hopewell treas
 urer of the club Mrs. Christie Miss Sally Brown. secretary of the
 club ...................M Mrs. Estes Miss Dora Doolittle, who knits
 slippers .......-... Mrs Heinrichs Miss Julia Jones. Mrs. Carter Miss Maude Hopeworth- ......-..-
 ................. Mrs. Fairchilds Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith
 Mrs. Hahn Miss Viola LongfellOw, man hater
 Mrs. Lane Miss Lucretia Dewitt. .. Mrs. Wilcox Miss Martha Weinhauber. ..
 ..................M Miss Elma Cook Miss Lucy Rosebud Miss Cliffie Page Miss Betsy Bobinet. an old maid
 from Hayden Junction
 ................ Mrs. Jackson Double" of Miss Dora Doolittle.
 ................. Mrs. Gravelle MT Tommy Doolittle assistant
 secretary and pet of the club
 ................ Geo. Kavanagh MT. Phillip James. newspaper re-
 porter MT Hahn
 Mrs. Heber Player. Mrs. H. S In gals and George Kavanagh com prised a riding party last Sunday making the trip to Kelvin by horse back. The ladies stayed over and returned to Hayden by train on Monday but Mir Kavanagh returned with the horses in the evening.
 Mrs. Thomas Dennis. president of the Ladies' Aid Society. has called a meeting of that organization at the school house next Saturday at 3: 30 in the afternoon to meet Rev. A. w Atkinson. superintendent of missions for the Methodist church. and discuss plans for the proposed church building which is to be erect ed here in the near future. The la dies have been exceedingly active in raising funds for the building and have done most valuable work along 1 that line. on the evening of the l same day Rev. Atkinson will hold l quarterly conference at the school house.
 Rev Atkinson will conduct gospel l services at the school house here | both morning and evening of next | 
 J. A. Grace, J. S. Canady, Jr, John and Walter Steinke made | up camping party which left Hay den Saturday afternoon to spend the week end in the hills hunting quail. The party used two rigs and carried plenty of good things to eat as well IS other complete camp equipment A conspicuous part of the equipment was Jess Canady's bed. The party got back to town safely Monday and plenty of fine sport.
 'Laddies," a recent popular novel. | s to be dramtized. A. G. Delamater will stage the play ts