Arizona republican., 1914-02-12
HOLSTERS HAVE
 YEARLY PICNIC
President Candy Announces Personnel of Those in Charge of Big Annual Doings at Slate Mines on Admission Day

There will be big Hoosier doins
 at the Slate Mine next Saturday.
 The program for the annual picnic
 and Admission Day celebration and
 full list of those assisting in the days entertainment has just been
 given out by President Clyde NJ
 Candy of the Indiana society. The
 order of the day will be as follows:
 ii to 12, children's sports; 12:30 to
 1:3O, dinner; 1:30 to 2:30, roll call and reunion by counties; 2:30 to f.
 program.
 The program will be somewhat different from that of the ordinary
 state picnic in order that Admission Day may be properly observed. The
 toast, Our Second Anniversary will be responded to by Governor G. w. P Hunt on behalf of the state of Arizona and by ex-Governor Joseph H. Kibbey on behalf of the Indiana society. There will be a reading by Miss Flossie Wills, short addresses by Mrs. Augusta J. Whit ney and Judge R. L. Morgan, and quartet of Indiana ladies will sing, indiana
 Those who will have charge of the various activities of the day are as follows: Officer of the day, J. o. Sexson, assisted by Mrs. Geo. F. Merryman; children's sports. Misses Mildred K. Brownlee and Nora Smith; finance. Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, treasurer, assisted by Mrs. Levi Young; registration, Prof. B. H. Scudder. secretary. assisted by Mrs. Frank Mosshammer. vice president; reception. Mrs. C. B. Laird. Misses Grace and Fanny Peck, Miss Marie Egly. Judge and Mrs. Frank Thomas, l Dr. and Mrs. Grant Monical, MT and Mrs. J. M. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. 1 J. E. McClain. Mir and Mrs. w C. Wilhite. MT and Mrs. David L. ! Bishop, Mir, and Mrs. c. w. Grouse, l MT. and Mrs. H. M. Clemens, Mrs. c. A. Selle, Mrs. c. w Hunter. Miss
 burn, Frank Mosshammer and H. C. :, CroZier.
 The following ladies will preside i at the dinner hour: Mrs C. E. , Stanton. Mrs. Aubrey Smith and
 Mrs. Harriet Seaton. They will be assisted by the official coffee makers
 F. T. Ceilings. Levi Young and c. E. Laird. The transportation com | mittee announces that there will be no need for any to remain away i from the picnic on account of lack 1 ing their own conveyance. Public 1 conveyances will meet the Glendale car at Desert Curve station, charg- l ing ten cents from there to the Slate Mine This with the ten
 cents carfare will make the fare l from Phoenix to the Slate Mine twenty cents. or forty cents for the round trip. The Glendale cars leave
 Phoenix in the morning at $40 and l 100 clock. arriving at Desert Curve
 thirty minutes later. The picnic grounds are seven miles northeast , of Phoenix and one and a half miles | north of the Park road over the Ari- i zona canal. The best road leads north on Central avenue to Orange 1 wood where the border of trees be-
 gins. thence east to Bethany Home corner on the Park Road, thence
 north on Park road. The road will ! be well signed from Central avenue. 1 There will be plenty of drinking wa i ter on the grounds, and free coffee, but each one must provide his own cup. Although the affair is arrang- ed primarily as a reunion of the
 Hoosier folks in the valley every
 one will he welcome, and on account
 of the semi-public nature of the oc- casion, special invitation is extend- 1 ed by the committee to all state,
 county and city officials and their l families to attend the picnic. A : special invitation is extended to all
 Hoosiers in attendance upon the Ma
 sonic bodies meeting in Phoenix this week.
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