Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
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CLASS IN MILLINERY-The Y. i w. c. A millinery classes under direction of Miss Flora Jacobs will open on Monday evening al 7:30. i Miss Jacobs has just returned from the east where she visited wholesale millinery houses in the interest of 1 her department. Classes will be open 1 on Monday evenings at 7:3O and | Wednesday afternoons at 2:2n P. nj. HORTICULTURAL MEET City Forester l.. & Blackman, delegate to the Southern California Arboricul- | tural Society. has been asked by the Chamber of Commerce to invite the society to hold a convention in PhOe- nix. The tree men will meet for an annual convention at Fresno on Nov emher II. Particular interest at taches to Phoenix in an arboreal sense, on account of the diversity of it's shade trees.
 CHOIR ORGANIZED - The choir Of Trinity Po-Cathedral has been or ganized for the seasons work and will sing at the service this morning. Under the direction of William Con rad Mills. the choir rendered eff
 
 the cause of much favorable com ment The choir has been increased to thirty-two members. Mrs. w. E. Deity has succeeded Miss Nellie Teasdale as organist and she will be of much value in making the music of the church a success.
 Y. w. c. A. TENNIS CLUB - The Y. w. C. A. Tennis club will commence the club activities Friday evening, October at 500 D. m. The president, Miss Helen Tuft, urges all members and prospective members to be present on that date. The club is looking forWad to year of good times During the summer a second court has been put in order and the Y. w C. A now has two of the best dirt courts in the city. The meeting Friday night is called to outline the work of the season.
 MRS. BARKER TO SPEAk-In the absence of her husband, Rev. Ray C. Harker, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, Mrs Harker will this morning occupy Dr. Harkers pulpit. She will speak on the subject of Harmony Throughout Gods Law. Mrs. Harker has spok- en from the pulpit before and is in teresting and forceful. In the even ing the pulpit of the First Methodist Episcopal church will be occupied by Dean Scarlett of Trinity Pro Cathedral
 DYE WORK soLO-An announce ment in the business circles yester- day was made of the sale of the Berlin Dye Works by the former ov ner, Ernest Cromb, to E. R. Hub bard. Mir Hubbard was for years employed by the Pratt Gilbert com panY. He is widely known as an energetic young business man and will take complete charge of the new venture The mechanical pat of the work in the plant will be left with skilled and experienced work men.
 UNDER ADVISEMENT Argu- ments on the application of two cit izens. acting for the Gamewel Fire Alarm company, for an injunction restraining the city from carrying out a contract with the Star Electric company for the purchase of fire alarm boxes and equipment intended for the extension of the present sys- tenn, were heard yesterday in super for court by Judge Stanford. After the arguments had been presented the case was taken under advisement and decision is expected tomorrow
 FOR FEDERATION MEETING- F. T. Wilkinson. secretary of the Arizona State Federation of Labor and delegate from the Carpenters union, left yesterday morning for Tucson to arrange for the opening Of the fourth annual convention in that city Monday morning. President and Mrs. F. J. Warren also went to Tucson yesterday: the former is delegate from the Cooks and Walters union and the latter from the Wom- ans Trade Union League. W. s Bradford, of the Teamsters and ChaUffeurs': B. A Adams, repre- senting the Barbers'. and w. p Do- heneY delegate from the Phoenix Trades Council will leave this morn ing Clyde Timberlake, delegate from the Typographical union. will go to the convention city this evening" There will he about fifty delegates al rte of ha .tot ta