Arizona republican., 1915-08-22

| Prescott, Tor his vacation period. 1 P. M. Jewett and family, who have ! been residing in Oakland Cal, this summer. are now well on their way to the San Diego exposition to look it over They will stop in Los An geles for a short visit. | Homer Davis of Glendale leaves to- day for Prescott for the balance of 1 the summer
 l J. M. JamisOn, who has spent the summer in South Pasadena, Cal, will | arrive here in d day or so rom San Francisco. where he visited the eX- position.
 Warwick Scott, summering in Cliffs, Ariz., leaves there today for Prescott, to spend the balance of his vacation.
 J. T. Gould of 1918 East Fillmore street is now in Prescott, where he will spend the next two weeks.
 w. W. Huggett is still enjoying his vacation at the Grand Canyon. and will probably remain there until Oc- tober l.
 Mrs. R. Q. Thomas of 204S North Third street leaves for Los Angeles, where she will remain for a few weeks.
 Mary I. Irwin of 1850 West Mon roe street is spending her vacation in Long Beach. Cal.
 FAREWELL CoNCERT-The First Regiment band will give farewell concert this evening from the balcony of the Adams Hotel The band leaves Tuesday evening for a trip to the ex- positions.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS = There are undeliVered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Ricer Turner, D. A. Syme, N. K. Remington. Paul c. French, R. T. Long, R. Allen Lewis, and O'Malley Lumber Co.
 VEGETABLE GROWERS MEET- A meeting of the Arizona Vegetable Growers has been called for next Saturday morning at 9 o'clock The meeting. which is for the pur- pose of listing lettuce acreage for the coming winter, will be held at the chamber of commerce All growers of lettuce or those who are interested in the business are invited to attend
 FAREWELL SERMONS - Rev J. Harvey Deere. who has resigned the pastorate of the First Baptist church to accept q call to church in Fresno. Cal, will return to Phoenix this week, and will preach here next Sunday. Dr. Deere will also preach at the First Baptist church the first two Sundays of September. Dr. Deere is spending the last weeks of his va cation at Long Beach.
 DIBBLE TO OPEN-Fred A. Dibble formerly of the United States Land, Title and Legacy company will open up for business under his own name Mon day morning. His new location will be next door to the Columbia theater building. Dibble has been in the real estate business in Phoenix for some time and his many friends will be pleased to know that he is still in the game although he suffered heavily in the recent U. $. Land Co.
 DELIGHTFUL PARTY = Mir. and Mrs. Emil Gang entertained a rum Der of the younger set at a party at their delightful home on North Cen tral avenue, Friday evening. Those present were: Misses Bessie Rogers Mabell Crozier, Ferne Johnson, Ruth Benedict, Erile Cameron. Aileen Gang, MT. and Mrs. Harry Lane Messrs. Tom Geare, Robert Matthews, Strat- ton Clark. Jake 'Ehoman and Ralph Brown
 BREAKS HER LEG-Mrs Hi Me Donald, wife of Captain Mcdonald of the Five Points police station, is confined to her bed, suffering with a severe fracture of the leg. She was preparing dinner at noon Friday and went into the yard for some purpose \ minute later Captain Mcdonald heard Mrs. Mcdonald moaning and calling for him. He found her lying upon the ground. Investigation re vealed that she had been tripped, her ankle had turned and the bones of the ankle had turned and the bones of the leg had broken just above the ankle.
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Hiss FranceS Rogers was the charm ing hostess on Wednesday evening at o'clock dinner, given at her -lJnie. 15JJ West Fillmore street, to twelve of her girl friends, at which announcement was made of the en- gagement of Miss Ethel Knowles to Horace l.. Holmes. both of this city. As the party entered the dining hall, the wedding march was played, while those present shoWered the bride-to be with tiny bags of rice. The deco rations were in red and white. Those at the dinner were: Miss Knowles, Miss Lee Hench, Miss Ruby Hender- son, Mrs. l.. Faucier, Miss Eleanor Sargent Miss Clara Hendricks, Miss Margaret Pratner, Miss Edith Knowles, Miss Katherine kilmer, Miss Evaline Graves and Miss Frances Rogers.