Arizona republican., 1915-11-07

l evening for his home.
 WILLIAMS LOCATES HERE--Ed | l.. Williams late of the May Co. oi Denver has arrived to take charge oi the shoe department of Goldbergs. 1 UNDELlvERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: l.. Margaret Cravens and R. H. Fields.
 VISITORS FROM WASHINGTON- MT. and Mrs. A. c. MacReady of E1v- erett, Wash, art the guess of Mrs. x. Porter of Gle North Second street for
 the winter
 HERE FROM WASHINGTON-Mr.
 and Mrs. A. c. Macready. of Everett,
 Washington. arrived yesterday and will
 remain here for q two months visit
 with the latter's mother, Mrs. N. Por
 ter.
 Y. ". c. A. SERVIcES-Y. w. c. A.
 Vesper service. Miss Edith Evans.
 leader of the Y. w. C. A. Bible class
 will have charge of the four o'clock
 vesper services. Miss Hazel Sole is
 the soloist
 NEW DIRECTORIES Chamber of Commerce yesterday received copies of directories from the following named
 cities: Cheyenne. WYo.: Logan, Utah:
 Provo. Utah: Santa Barbara, Cal; and Long Beach, Cal.
 MOGNETT IN TOWN-M. J. Mog- nett. owner of the Florence garage was in Phoenix yesterday He drove hack to the Pinal capital in a 1916 Maxwell touring car which he will deliver 70 Judge J. G. Brogard of that city.
 WILL VISIT SON-IN -LAW-Mrs. F. '. Hayes of Kansas City, arrived in this city yesterday for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. R. B. Schupp and family. at 762 East Pierce street. Mrs. Hayes spent the winter in this city eight years ago.
 FEMALE MASONRY - Of course nobody is going to forget that Ma sonry 9 la Screech which made so much of a hit last spring will be re- produced, with added features at the Monroe school the night of November 15. The proceeds will go to an en- dOwment of the DeaconeSs hospital.
 ADDITION TO FAMILY-Mr and Mrs. Ben C. Estes of West Portland street are rejoicing over an addition to their family. Heretofore the family has consisted solely of Mir Ester and Mrs Estes. The third member is the mother of Mrs. Estes, who has arrived to pay her daughter and her son-in-law an extended visit
 DINNER AT PARISH HOUSE - Next Friday afternoon, November 12 ! bazaar will be held at the parish house of Trinity pro-ca thedral Tea will be served in real Japanese style. At six o'clock the Daughters of the King will serve a chicken pie dinner. It is hoped that many will take ad- of this opportunity
 CHARITY DIRECTORS WILL MEET-A meeting of the board of di- rectors of the Associated Charities has been called to meet on Tuesday after noon, November 9, at the old parish house of the Trinity Pro- Cathedral. At this time there will be five directors elected to serve for the coming year. md various reports of the committees will be heard. All of the district com nittees and all subscribers to the charities are invited to attend this meeting.
 PUSHES, NOT DYNAMITE-Hur- wing down to 115 East Buchanan street, on a call from J. F. Lee, who 'aid that parties unknown to him had placed a quantity of dynamite sear his corral and that the explosive was likely to go off any minute, the police yesterday afternoon found about a iozen railroad fusees. such as are ig- 1ited and left along the track to warm rains of stalled train ahead The explosive" was taken to the police station and thereafter MT. Lee breathed more freely.
 COUNTRY CLUB HOSTESSES-l Mrs. John Dennett, Jr, and Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers were hostesses at the Country club. Preceding the tea hour, ! rubber of auction was played, Mrs H. w. Asbury making the highest score. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed. Judge and Mrs. c. F. AinsWorth, Dr. and Mrs. Roy E. Thomas, MT and Mrs E. R. Parsons. Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, Mrs. H. M. Fennemore, Mrs. Edwin Earl Wash, Mrs. H. w. Asbury. Mrs. | S- C. Josslyn, Mrs. Cy Byrne, Mrs. G. 1 Thompson Graham, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Emma Bennett, Lester Byron. pr. H. J. Jessop H. L. Aller | W. c. Hartranft Harold c. Bennett 1 md Ernest Bennett
 MUST STOP FLOWER THEFTS- The practice of picking flowers from | he bushes on the state house lawn, | )y visitors and persons who live near | he capital has become such a great | nuisance that Caretaker Keen has been compelled to serve notice that | any person who is caught | aking the blooms or otherwise mu- Hating the plants and shrubs, will be | 'ummarily dealt with. The vandals | Ire not only carrying off the flowers, l which they fail to regard as property | If the state, but they generally mu | ilate the bushes in a manner which 1 destroys their beauty and usefulness. | Ir. Keen has spent much time in | bringing the landscape gardening up | O it's present state of perfection and 1 does not like to see this | beauty spot despoiled by thoughtless | persons. The night watchman has | been instructed to keep a special | lookout for these flower snatchers.