Arizona republican., 1913-12-03
AFTERNOON TEA POSTPONED

! The regular Thursday afternoon tea 1 of the Eastern Star has been post pCned indefinitely.
 ALL DAY MEETiNC-The ladies
 ot the Christian church will conduct
 an all-day meeting in the church parlors today at which time they will oo sewing for their annual bazaar. l VISITOR FROM PRESCOTT-J. K l TheobaId. a young citizen of Prescott. arrived yesterday for a trial visit. He l may locate permanently in Phoenix, 1 having already found the mild winter | here to his liking.
 l ATTENTION EASTERN STAR - 1 The members of the Order of the l Eastern Star are requested to meet
 at the Masonic hall this molning at 9 30 o'clock to attend the funeral of F. l.. Scott. the late husband of q member of the order.
 SIMMONS A DELEGATE-C Cicero 1 C. Simmons, principal of the Tucson oolored schools, who formerly made his home in Phoenix, has been ap- pointed by Governor Hunt d delegate 70 the Chicago 1915 half-century ccle-
 hration of negro freedom.
 MORE BOOKS RECEIVED-Th
 state library yesterday received an addition to itself which the librarian l was unable to put in the library quarters. There is no longer room
 in the library itself for more books. | The addition was 9CO volumes of the Northwestern and Southwestern Re | porter.
 SOME OVERCOATS-Onc firm in | the Salt River valley reports making
 and selling over 2C0O0 overcoats5 this i fall. Tn fact the demand for He!n's 1 Tee Protector has been so heavy l that the Comeback nursery, where l tEe protectors are manufactured. re- | ports tkat to date it has used over eight miles of heavy waterproof pa per in making the aforesaid over | coats for the young citrus trees 1 DOING XMAS SHOPPING Mrs. | Joseph Lyons of Holbrook, Arizona. | wife of the sheriff of Mojave coun- 1 ty, who has spent the last week in | Phoenix doing her Xmas shopping, 1 left last evening for the northern ! part of the state. where with the late ] fan of snow she may play the Santa ! Clausess in the most appropriate man ner with her supply of newly pur- chased presents.
 HARMONY CLUB BAZAAR 1 DANCE-The committee in charge of the Harmony club bazaar are mak- ing extensive arrangements for a dance to be in connection with their bazaar in Pythian Hall on December 9 and have secured the services of che best orchestra in the city. All Of l the members are taking q keen i'm terest in making this bazaar the best that has been held in Phoenix. AT THE FORD HOTEL-Mrs. NJ. Micke Portland, Or: John Foster. Warren; MT. and Mrs Austin. Denver, Colo: r. J. Romeo. city; w. $. Mahin. Kelvin; J. D. Ferree, Kelvin: F. D. McCune, Denver; F.. II. Cooper, Los Angeles: AIr and Mrs FaIahey. san Diego; C. r. Dearkan, Los Angeles: w. A. Ravens, WinsIow; David Harman, Trenton. N J.: H. Midglev. Gold Roads; MT and Mrs. Arnett, G. F. An l dersOn, Prescott.
 COMMERCIAL ARRVALS-B. F, Kearcher, Philadelphia: J. A. Roberts. Prescott; Mrs. Alfred ToWne Douglas; A A Hopkins. Douglas; <. P. Finklea, Los Angeles; H H. Hurley and daugh- ter, Los Angeles; F.. E. Fateman Los Angeles: l.. L. Brown. Los Angeles; Jos. Mccoy, Ash Fork; J. P. Flint. city; F. J. Vogt. Grand Rapids; Geo. Harris. Marathon. Texas: Miss Rita Johnson, Death Valley; B. $. Johnson, Death Valley; J. D. Brown Ash Fork; A. $ Brown. KinEman; F. Grant Reyes. Chi cago: NJ. Hazleman. Prescott; Edwin Rule. Sonora; F. Cranin, New York city; F. B. Sargent. St Joseph; J. F. Stevens. Salida. Colo; Miss B. Evans, Ray. Ariz.; J. F. Peterson, Mesa; MT and Mrs. J. A. Barnatt, Los Angeles; Ira Hay and wife. WinsloW: MT and Mrs F. A. Reed, Selquam.
 AN ANNUAL FEsTIVAL-Persons passing along Adams street between | Center and First avenue have been l struck by a change in the landscape. | one of Balke's show windows has 1 been re-trimmed so that now it DOT l trays some of the wonders of the in side. This is something that happens | once a year. This work is always ! done on Sundays and as MT. Bake does 1 it himself and is conscientiously op- posed to Sunday labor the job is | usually put off from time to time. But Mir. Bake flatters himself that | a good job has been done this time. Hundreds have stopped to look at the window and it has been with diff culty that they have pulled them | selves away MT Bake says he has
 a friend in San Francisco who would | give S1O.00O for a sight of the win l dow-he's blind.
 AT THE ADAMS-Roy N. Davidson, ] city: J. A. Brown, Chicago; David | Bruce Chicago: Mrs. w F. Oliver, 1 Hayden: Wm. c. Rogers. city; F. c. | Tatum, New York city; N. D. McKen- | zie, Tucson; w. H. Roche, Los Ange- l les: R. P Davis. Colorado Springs, 1 Colo; V. Pire, Los Angeles; sam 1 Kushman, Los Angeles; R. Tamet, Se- | attle; J. J. KentleY. Council Bluffs; F. 1 E. Chase, Dallas; w. w. Walker, IT. $. 1 A; A F. Williams, U. $. A.; F. $. | Ernst, Douglas: T. M. Aquire, Douglas; | F. EngIe, Tucson; H. C. Turner Los 1 Angeles; J. C Coppaga. Philadelphia; | H w. I,amberfOrt Boise Idaho: H