Arizona republican., 1914-05-15
FROM GREENLEE-Leo

FROM GREENtEE-Leon Strat- ton, a Greenlee attorney, is in Phoe- nix on business before the supreme court.
 MARRIED BY JUSTlCE-Orville Holmes Anderson and Elizabeth D. Deaton were married yesterday after noon by Justice of Peace Johnstone.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE ENTERTAiN- MENT-The Epworth League of the Cartwright M E. church south, will hold a Merry Cobbler" social this evening in the church parlors begin ming promptly at o'clock
 RETAIL CLERKS MEET-For the purpose of forming a local union re- tail clerks of Phoenix will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the labor temple. Clerks attending are reminded to use the second avenue entrance.
 MAYOR YOUNG TO SPEAK, Mayor George U. Young will be the principal speaker at the meeting Mon- day evening in Knights of Pythias hall. of the Young Mems Business club. A most interesting session is promised.
 MISS KiRkLAND'S RECITAL Miss Bertha Kirkland will present her pupils in recital at the Womans club building tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Parents of the pupils and the general public are cordially invited to attend
 MARRIAGE LlCENSES-Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to the c1unty, Okla. and Avery Glenn. Mar icopa county; Cerecencio Nunez and Julia Rodriguez. both of Maricopa county: Conrad Wade and Stella Hud- son, both of Maricopa county; and Hart Mullins and Margaret Brundage, both of Maricopa county
 CLOSED OFFlCES-For one hour Asplind was taking place the offices of the water users and reclamation service remained closed. Young Asplind was accidentally shot the day before, by playmate, while they were pre- tending to hold a Mexican war He was the son of Frank Asplnd chief , photographer of the U. S R. s. LOSES POCKETBOOk-Mrs. Elm ma Hughes, who lives some distance out of the city on the Christy road, asked the police last evening to as | sist her in finding her pocketbook con- | taining S2595 which she lost while on a shopping tour yesterday afternoon. | It was a small round pOcketbook and the money consisted of a twenty dol | lar bill, five dollar bill and 95 cents | in change
 BLOOMER IS ROLLED - John ! Bloomer sat upon the curb on North 1 Second street just off Washington street early last evening, thinking over various important matters. He had about settled the Mexican situation to his own satisfaction when he became aware of two pairs of piercing black eyes watching him intently and a hand stealthily entering his left trousers pocket. At that time there was seven 1 ty-five dollars in the pocket. When the hand was hurriedly withdrawn, the money went with it. Boomer raised a 1 cry and two Mexicans darted down a side alley pursued only by small boy The police got wind of the affair few minutes after it happened but that few minutes was sufficient to give the sneak thieves time enough to make a getaway. A suspect was arrested late 1 last night Bloomer was given lodging at the police station last night in order
 that he might have opportunity to col lect his wandering senses.
 JAPANESE TEA-One of the
 most charming events of the late spring social life of Glendale was the Japanese tea given by Mrs. Will ford Twinch at her pleasant home or Meridian street. The affair covered the afternoons of Thursday and Fri day of this week. Receiving with an6 assisting Mrs Twinch in dispensing
 gracious hospitality were on Thurs day Mrs. Ira Moore and Miss Me
 Elroy on Friday Mrs. L. Myers. The entire house was beautiful and ar
 tistic in Japanese decorations, eacf
 room presenting different colol scheme, which with the beautiful
 shaded lights, the diffusion of odor-
 ous flowers and incense and tho dainty kimono- clad ladies required
 but slight twist of the imagination tiOn to transport ones self to the
 land of the cherry blossoms. Game:
 were played in which puffed rice iand chop sticks were important fac
 tors. Prizes were won by Miss Nc. Elroy and Mrs. H. T. Cartmel. Dur ing the afternoons dainty and sug-
 gestive refreshments were served 1T
 truly characteristic manner. Int guest list included for Thursday
 Mrs. L. Meyers. Mrs. J G. Hammels
 Mrs. O. D. Betts, Mrs. Robert Send
 der Miss McElroy, Mrs. D. Roberts
 Mrs E. E. Jack. Mrs. A. A. Carrick
 Mrs F. w. Barlow. Mrs. j. w De-
 Fever, Mrs. Leslie Morris. For Fri
 day: Mrs E. J. Flock, Mrs. Georg,
 Cox, Mrs. A T. Bird, Mrs. H. T
 Cartmel, Mrs. c. H. Tinker. Mrs
 F. w. Patterson, Miss G. w. Protz.
 man. Mrs Miller Mrs E. $. White
 Mrs. Ira Moore Mrs. J J. Gump
 Mrs. J. l.. Cant. Mrs. J. W. Rob-
 inson.
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