Arizona republican., 1915-12-12

MISS IRWIN TO SPEAK-Miss Ma
 bel Irwin will be the chief speaker at
 this afternoons VespeT service at the
 Young Women's Christian Association.
 The services will be at four o'clock. CHRISTMAS OUT OF TOWN -
 Mrs. A E. Stewart. who is passing
 the week end in town. will leave shortly for the Vulture mine where she will spend the Christmas holi-
 days with MT. and Mrs. A. E. Stew
 art, Jr.
 THE PRISCILLA CLUB-The Pris- cilla club has adjourned until after the first of the year. Mrs. NJ. J.
 Jones entertained the club recently. the honored guests being Mrs. Will
 liam Jones. Mrs. John Aitken and
 Mrs. w. E. Severn.
 ANNOUNCED A LEMON Because she drew a lemon in the garden of i love Ictta B. Lemon left the home
 of Hubert Lemon her lawful husband.
 Said husband was granted a divorce in Judge Stanford's court yesterday on the grounds of desertion.
 | AWAITlNG SENTENCE - Three
 prisoners confined in the county jail pleaded guilty yesterday and will be sentenced by Judge Stanford Monday
 morning. They are P. Fl. Day, who
 is charged with forgery; Andrew Hamsley, grand larceny, and J. W. Little burglary
 ALL NIGHT TO FIND A DOLLAR Ut took a jury all night to award the plaintiff in the ease of Robert w.
 Brown vs. pr. Win Wylie, the sum of
 $1.00 They brought in their verdict
 yesterday morning after thinking it over during the night Brown sued for S12O0 on breach of contract HAS THE GRIP-W. T. Crump. who boasts of the fact that he has
 not been in ill health for the past seventeen years. yesterday surren-
 dered to an attack of the grip and has been confined to his home And this is the first time that he has needed the service of doctor for nearly two decades.
 BABY SlRl-A lovely little baby girl weight just a trifle over nine pounds, arrived early yesterday morn ing at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Y Rallah. 1919 West Jackson street. She is the first baby in the BalIah home. and says she hopes her folks appreciate her coming in time for the holidays.
 ARIZONA IS ALL RIGHT-D. w. Hanger. district manager for Arizona for the International Correspondence School with headquarters in Phoenix, returned to the city yesterday from
 a tour Of the state. Collections were good and people generally optimistic There are eight I. c. $. agencies in
 this state. with about 25oO students; 250 of them are in this city. CHUGBIKE VS. COLT-A motor cyClist, whose name was not learned was dumped and his machine badly ! damned up when he collided with scared colt on East Van Buren yes terdas. The colt belonged to a farmer i driving heavily loaded wagon. Passing autos frightened the animal and when the notorcyclist came along it ran full tilt into him
 COUNTRY CLUB HOSTESSES = 1 Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash ana Mrs. J. C. i Van Leuwen were hostesses at the i Country club tea yesterday afternoon. ] Mrs. r.. T. Ceilings made the highest 1 score at bridge. Those present were Mrs Fen TIIdreth Mrs. Richard F. i Sloan, Mrs. H. w. Asbury Mrs. Daniel i Francis Mrs Herman Ferry De Mund, ] Mrs C. r. Ainsworth Mrs. Isaac Taft
 StOddard Mrs. Henry George. Mrs
 Julian Holmes. Mrs. George Lutger- ding, MrC. Frederick Allsdorf. Mrs. F. | c Jocelyn Mrs George LiIiey. Mrs l William G. Hartranft, Mrs. Louis H. l Chalmers Mrs Charles McArthur
 Mrs. Francis II. Redewill, Mrs. Cass ! Redewin, Miss Eleanor Sloan and Miss l Fay De Mund.
 | QUILTING PARTY FOR CHARITYS i SAkE-A most delightful affair and one that resulted in much good work l being accomplished, was an all day quilting party recently held at the home of Mrs. J. w. Doris for the l benefit of the Associated Charities. 1 MT. Herbert Atha, through the agen- | cy of Mrs. Sidney Ross. most gener- ously gave seventy five pounds Of i cotton to be made into comfortables. i Mrs Doris invited a number of her | friends to assist in the making, and six beautiful comfortables were the
 result. The ladies met in the morn ing, a midday lunch was served and the day thoroughly enjoyed by all,
 for the sweet personal service gave zest to the social features of the oc- casion. There is much joy to be | found in doing the things that are worth while, and that days labor means a world of comfort to those who need it. The quality of mercy i is not strained, It droppeth as the gentle dew from heaven, Upon the
 place beneath: it is twice blest; It hIesseth him that gives and him that
 takes" and the best way to prove
 it is to go thou and do likewise 70
 The ladies who had a part in th;s
 act of mercy were Mrs I. W. Dor
 rs Mrs Sidney Ross. Mrs R. F..
 Sloan. Mrs J. H. McClintock Mrs. l C. F. Ainsworth and her mother. Mrs. | Thompson Graham. Mrs. Horace
 Knowles and her mother. Mrs Wal lace, Mrs. Geo. Hahn, Mrs. Hugt
 Campbell Mrs. z. w. Baum, Mrs.
 Helen Baxter Mrs. C. D. Doris and | Mise