Arizona republican., 1914-04-26
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club closed it's season Friday night with brilliant dance at the Country club One hundred were in attendance.
 A SOCIALIST LECTURE-Mrs. Mary Rules will speak on The war on white slavery at the City Hall Plaza this afternoon. at 3 o'clock. Mothers are especially invited to attend this lecture
 ASSOCIATED CHARITIES MEET lNG-President B. T. Gillett calls meeting of officers, directors and in terested friends of the Associated Char ities, in the. Board of Trade rooms, Tuesday afternoon April 2S at four o'clock Arrangements for the work of the year will be made
 ON A VACATION--Daniel F. Hun tington, pressman for the Republican, accompanied by his brother, Cornelius, left last evening for the coast. The brothers expect to be absent two or three months and. during that time will visit the beaches, hot springs and Cata- lima They will fish and hunt and have a generally good time.
 CHIEF AS AUcTiONEER-Chief of Police Brisbois is going to have a sec ond try at being an auctioneer. Next Thursday afternoon at } o'clock he is going to sell at the rear of the city hall a bay stallion and a black mare which were picked up by the police and impounded. Neither of the animals have been claimed by their owners and will be disposed of to meet the stable bills
 ITS BETTER THAN HUMAN That big eleven hundred pound box that Gene Redewill had guarded so ! carefully yesterday contained one of i those wonderful new violin players, which will be demonstrated at Rede- wills tomorrow afternoon. Violinists ! of the highest rank have taken their hats off to this ingenious machine which has the added advantage of lack | ing everything detrimental in the way 1 of temperament.
 ASK FOR GUARDIAN - Frank Stewart aged and crippled. appeared , in superior court yesterday, proceed | ings having been brought for the ap- | pcintment of q guardian to look after | his affairs. It is said that Stewart 1 is wealthy. Petition for he appoint
 ment of a guardian have been | brought by w. J. Kingsbury When ] asked by Judge Phillips how much money he had. Stewart would not | reply. The case was continued.
 TO GIVE JOINT REclTAL-An- 1 nouncement is made of a joint recital 1 to be given by Claude Gotthelf pianist l and Eugene Redewill, violinist. to take place on Friday evening May as the l School of Music. The ability of these l two local artists is too well known to require further mention at this time l Suffice it to say that the concert will 1 be liberally patroniZed inasmuch as 1 both of these instrumentalists are sel-
 dom heard in half of a program the
 numbers of each allowing ample time [ to display their virtuOsity
 GOING OFF TO THE WARS-Rat- i tlesnake Jim. who has been in Phoenix
 the last three weeks in the course of a
 leisurely barefoot journey from Buff l falO, N Y to the Panama canal and back. will leave today for Agua Prieta 1, where he will offer his services to Col. ; Coles the constitutional commandant Al the same time he will offer the ser vices of 400 Knights of Powhatan con- 1 sisting of Indians of all tribes. Rattle | snake Jim or Jones Le Seule- Plume , Lone Feather) once served in the For eign Legion (French) in North Africa. A PHOENIX BOYS RISE-Dwight Deity. the young son of Mr and Mrs William E. Deity is fast gaining an envlable reputation as cellist. MT. Deity has won much favorable criti- cism on the coast and recently left Los Angeles for Chicago. He is with the Sierra Concert company and on the tour will play at all the important cities en route. The party comprises pianist, soprano, alto. tenor, baritone
 violinist, cellist and impersonator and
 the concerts up to date have been most successful They are booked for Albu- = tquerque Monday night.
 1 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. War
 ren McArthur and Mrs. Charles Me l Arthur Jr., presided at the Country
 club tea yesterday afternoon. The us- ual rubber of auction was played, the
 prize being won by Mrs. B. J. Van
 Swearengen. There were present Judge
 and Mrs. c. F Ainsworth. Judge and
 Mrs. Richard E. Sloan. MT. and Mrs
 Colt Myers, MT. and Mrs. Louis H
 Chalmers, MT. and Mrs. Howard Reed
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, MT and Mrs. Joseph Lobit Mrs. George
 Olney. Mrs. Warren McArthur, Mrs
 Fen Hildreth. Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. Mrs
 Issac Taft Stoddard, Mrs. Evans-Darby
 Mrs. Homer King, Mrs. B. J. Swearen-
 gen, Mrs. Clay Leonard, Mrs Andrew
 Miller. Miss Ruth Ainsworth. Miss
 Bunton Turner, Miss Butler, Miss Veda
 Butler, Stephen Jennings, Robert
 Beardsley Dr. H. J. Jessop and J. E Elder.
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