Arizona republican., 1914-11-16

FOOAFON 40 oAII-l He oS" hontas and Red Mems lodges will give a ball in the K. of P. hall Thursday evening Nov. 19.
 NEW SECRETARY-Mrs Lulu B. Carr of San Francisco has arrived in Phoenix to assist Mrs. Phillips at the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Carr will be the house secretary and comes well recommended for her work.
 USUAL HOURS AT LIBRARY The Carnegie library. which during fair week was closed a greater part of the day and evening, will today resume it's regular schedule of hours, remaining open from a. m. until 2 D. m.
 Y. w. c. A. MILLINERY GLASSES Miss Flora Jacobs announces that new millinery classes will be formed lon Monday, November 16. at 7:So ID. m. and Wednesday afternoon at ? 30 D. m Those desiring to join the classes telephone Miss Jacobs, phone 671.
 REvIsITING PHoENlx-Mrs. R. | F. Davis, better known here as Miss Lenora Keeney, formerly with the Western Union Telegraph company here, arrived in the city from Cali fornia yesterday to attend the fun- eral of her cousin, Mrs. L. D. Rous- seau. She will remain here several days the guest of Mrs. Charles Don ofrio, also a cousin.
 TO NEW MExICO-Dr. J. c. Ro- bcrts, district engineer in charge or the bureau of mines rescue cars in
 the Rocky Mountain region, left Sat urday evening for New Mexico, Tn | connection with the work Of hls de- 1 Iartment He hopes to return TOT the mining congress here next month. The cars next stop will be at Johannesburg. Cal
 FUNERAL OF MRS. ROUSSEAU.-- The funeral of Mrs. L. D. Rousseau under the direction of Moore & McLel- Ian, will take place at 10 o'clock to- morrow morning at the Cartwright church. Mrs Rousseau was the victim of a runaway accident last Thursday
 evening. The funeral was postponed
 awaiting the arrival of a sister from
 California and a brother and sister from Colorado
 PIONEER BAND CONcERT-Th:
 Pioneer band rendered a splendid
 concert at the city hall last night tf a we'll pleased audience. The pro- gram was made up of some of tho best selections that are written. Sev' eral up-to-d date waltzes were also or the list that the band selected fol the concert as well as a number O. good marches and serenades. Tn Pioneer band continues to receive tn best music from publishers as sooI as it is written and have many goo' rieces in store for the future con oerts.
 AT THE Y. w. C. Alt is good thing to live up to advanc | notices and the Y. W. c. A. certain fly did that when it presented Mis Eleanor Miller in recital yesterda afternoon. A large and appreciativ
 audience gathered to greet her an
 lwere not only royalty entertaine
 but helped by the spiritual quallt
 lof her interpretations. Especial : lfine was the rendition of "The Las
 Word" by Henry Van Dyke. Musi
 cal numbers which added much
 the interest of the afternoon wer
 lcontributed by Mrs. R. M. Tafel, wh
 lsang Crossing the Bar," in her us
 ual delightful manner and instru
 mental numbers were rendere
 by Miss Daisy Motley of the scno
 of music. The afternoon just give = lis the first of the vesper' serVlc'
 for the winter season. Every Sni day afternoon at o'clock, opt }house and vesper service will be u 1iort,er of the afternoon and a ccrdi ! invitation is extended the gir