Arizona republican., 1915-01-31


 Team Work" there will be fine ! group of business men initiated and delegates to the Head Camp to con- vene at Ft Worth in March will be elected. You will miss something worth while, if you fail to attend. Come
 Pythian Sisters At the last regular meeting of Purity Temple No. g several matters were acted upon which will no doubt result in renewed activities in the work
 It was decided to pass a social hour or two at each afternoon meet ing, the third Thursday afternoon of each month. during which time light | refreshments will be served by the | committee in charge. We have sev- eral ladies who are very proficient 1 in different lines of fancy work and
 who will gladly pass their ideas along and instruct those wishing to l learn. so the afternoon sessions , should prove both pleasant and bene- | ficial.
 l It was also decided to get a dis pensation to reduce the initiation fee | to one dollar for the next three
 months. It is hoped that all will
 get busy and each try to bring in
 one new member.
 | The annual St. Valentine Ball is | to be held at Patrick's Hall Tues I T INok nxl
 to be furnished by the Besse orches-
 tra. All arrangements are complet-
 ed and invitations will be sent out
 immediately. If any friends of the
 order are overlooked they may se cure invitations from any of the con-
 mittee consisting of Sisters Houdak,
 Mildred Sackman, Thorpe. Bellas and Der boost for the ball as we are
 anxious to have it both social and a financial success.
 Purity Temple is unusually fortu-
 nate in having such loyal support
 from Phoenix Lodge No. 9 Further
 evidence of the perfect harmony ex-
 isting between the two orders wa; | 6lNtn lcItHliy WncH llt , asked for a committee of three sis
 ters to act with their entertainment ! committee to arrange for good time.
 at their open nights, first Friday O , each month. Sisters Clatlin, Houdal , and O'Neil were appointed and thi joint committee will surely provid 3 good times for all
 [, the Temple on Tuesday evening, Feb ruary 2.
 Odd Fellows The increasing interest manifesto t in the meeting is very encouragin for 1915 and Phoenix Lodge No. : but there are still large numbe of Odd Fellows in the city who neve paid this lodge visit. It is tn ! earnest desire of the officers c Phoenix Lodge No. 2, to make tn acquaintance of every Odd Fello' living or sojourning in this valley 0 in this city, this includes one Gov ernor Hon. G. w. P Hunt, and ] large number of other Arizonian { who have made their future home i 2 this beautiful valley and now let u all remember we owe a duty to on ! God, duty to our lodge and a dut to our feliowmen. Every member ( Phoenix Lodge is requested to aC as a committee of one and invite a visiting Brethern you may sec c ! should meet, the candidates receive the second degree at the last meet ! ting, work in the third degree a the next session. A cordial invita- ! tion is extended to all.
 q Bro. L. w. Fryberger of Howar ! Lodge Fl, Rockville, Indiana, wa ! reported sick at 530 s. First Av { Joseph Zeilner of Lendenhurst Lodg N. Y., left for home last Wednesda , morning. Brother Herstein who wa { so badly burned in his place of bus
 ness on East Van Buren street. thre 2 months ago was able to sit in cour cil for the first time. The lodge glad to see his recovery
 q A. H. Hargrave of Corpus Christ
 lodge. Texas and formerly a membt { of Phoenix lodge, has returned ] this city and decided again to nal ] his future home here. Brother Hal } grave has the distinction of holdir } the district deputy grand mastersh ! in his home lodge and county l Texas. for three years past.
 ! The district deputy grand mast J. w. Stalmaker reported real { good time in Buckeye last Saturda { The following officers and membe { thatwent over for the installati, ! are, Grand Secretary Geo. E. Mint ! Dr. J. R. Belt; Howard B. Clafl 3 and F. T. Johnson. after the install ! tion. which was an open one ever ! body retired to MT. Longs hot
 ! where monstrous banquet was ser
 ! ed to all which included nearly
 the white population of that lit
 burg. Dancing was resumed until
 late hour Buckeye lodge is a Ii
 { wire.
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