Arizona republican., 1914-10-25
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KENTUCKY sOcIETY-The Ken lucky society las announced a meeting for the board of trade Tuesday night at 7:3O President Vernon Clark will preside.
 GRAHAM COUNTY REGISTRAR TlON-The total number of register ed voters in Graham county as re- ported to the secretary of state yes terday is 27S1.
 DOWN FROM WlLLIAMs-Th Maddock of Williams was in Phoe- nix yesterday in connection with the work on the Canyon Diablo bridge, which he is now building.
 PASSENGER AGENTS-Nine pas senger agents will be in this morning over the Santa Fe for a visit to Phoe- nix. A. R. Cater of the Southern Pa cific has arranged luncheon for. them and President Moore of the board of trade will provide cars for q spin through the valley.
 MUCHAS GRACIAS!-The board of trade desires to thank all those work CTS who served on committees for the fair fund raising. It also wishes to extend it's thanks to the contributors and hopes they will get their moneys worth" at the big fair. Their services are credit to the city
 VISITING AUTO MAN-Charles Johnson of Los Angeles and R. E. Hop pei of Albuquerque, the former well known young automobile man, arrived in Phoenix last night for a short visit MT. Johnson is connected with a Long Beach accessory house. and Hoppel is sales agent for the Diamond Coal com pany.
 TO DISCUSS AMENDMENTS The civics education department of the Womans club will meet in the department room of the club house lat 2:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The amendments to be voted upon at the November election will be ex- plained and discussed. Mrs J. L. B. Alexander is department chairman
 WANTED IN OkLAHOMA-R quisition papers were issued yester- day at the governors office for the return to Oklahoma of Thomas H. Morgan, who is wanted in that state on a charge of embezzlement. The papers were forwarded to a deputy sheriff from MuskOgee, who is now in Douglas, where Morgan is being held
 INFORMAL RECEPTION - Mrs. Anna Sander held an informal recep- tion at 130 Central avenue, North, Thursday evening in honor of the elev- enth wedding anniversary of her daughter. Mrs. J. F.. Pothast of Glen dale, Ariz. The house was tastefully decorated and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Among the invited guests present were the Misses Amanda and Adelia Austerman, Messrs Alfred and Henry Austerman, Mir. and Mrs. John F. Quilter and Ah. and Mrs w. A. Sander
 MIR. CHAFIN AT CITY HALL-Hon. Eugene W. Chain will speak Monday night at 7:30 at the city hall plaza. He will expose the injustice of the twenty | year extension act and speak on the irrigation problem as candidate for ] United States senator. He challenged Senator Mark Smith to a joint discus | sion. The senator fought shy and so MT. Chain will propound a few ques- tions for Senator Smith to answer. A large number of water users have sig nffied their intention to be present and MT. Chain will reply to any question asked on this subject
 DEMONSTRATED DANCES-Miss ! Helen Beatrice Crane, head of the dancing department of the Arizona 1 School of Music, made her initial public appearance in Phoenix Friday evening in demonstration of the latest bal 1 room dances. Among the dances pre- sented were the lulu fado, Portu- guese), the maxixe CBrazilian). the l half-and- half and the ta tao (Chinese)
 Miss Crane was assisted by Lester A 1 Byron. Vocal numbers were rendered during the evening by Mrs H. F. Ed ington and J. Elmer Johnson. William l Orth and the Misses Blanche Lunbecl and Nellie Teasdale were the pianists
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. c. F Ainsworth and Mrs. Richard E Sloan presided at the Country clut tea yesterday afternoon. While many were seen on the links auction proved the greater attraction, the prize be- ing won by Mrs. E. A Marshall Those present were MT. and Mrs. J Murray Anderson, Mrs. Arthur Johr 1 McNeil of Tucson, Mrs. Louis H Chalmers, Mrs. William M Seabury Mrs. Evans Darby, Mrs. Gordor Tweed, Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs Fen Hil- dreth, Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard
 Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Mrs. Ernes Lewis, Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. Clay Leonard, Mrs. F. F.. Kirkland, Mrs Harry Kay, Mrs. Edward T. Ceilings
 Mrs. F. A. Marshall Mrs. Daniel M
 Frances, Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Mis-! Selma Goldberg, Miss Eleanor Sloan
 Ernest Bennett, Arthur Ainswortl and Lester Byron.
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