Arizona republican., 1915-03-01
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 MILLINERY CLASS-The Monday night millinery class at the Y w C. A. will have finished hats and hand made Violets on roses on display at :: 30 o'clock this evening. New pupils will be received at this time, and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
 TO ENLARGE CHORUS - The Lyric clubs chorus of ladies voices, has abolished the rule limiting the membership to F voices. and the ex ecutive committee, consisting of Mrs. James Westervelt, Mrs. w. R. Battin and Mrs. Ralph Summers, are re- ceiving applications for new mem- bers.
 ROBINSON FUNERAL-The funeral of Mrs. w. l.. Robinson, who died Sat urday, will be held at two-thirty from the undertaking parlors of Marriman and Hayt. Mrs. Robinson, who lived at 11S7 East Moreland. was from North Carolina. She is survived by hus- band two children here and three in North Carolina. Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell will conduct the services.
 INTERNATIONAL GAS CASE The case of the International Gas company vs. the Nogales Electric Light and Water company will come up for hearing at 10 o'clock this morning before the corporation com mission The International company, which is installing d new plant at Nogales, ask that the other concern be enjoined from constructing another distributing system.
 BRILL LINE ExTENSiON-Owing to delay in the removal of tele- phone wires car service over the eX- tension of the Brill line to Syndi- cate Place will not begin for about ten days. The telephone company expects to have a force of men at work this week changing the wires, and the railway company will string it's cables early next week. Half hourly service will be maintained. HERE FROM lOS-W. II. Cole. consulting engineer of the firm or Quinton Cole and Hill. of Los An geles arrived in Phoenix yesterday enroute 10 Mesa and Chandler where he has property interests. Although q dweller on the coast MT. Cole is loyal AriZonaian. and expressed himself as delighted with the outlook for the valley during the ensuing
 year due to the abundant supply of water in the reservoir.
 FIRST METHODIST CHOIR-The practice of Easter music by the Firsr Methodist chorus choir will begin
 this week. rehearsals being held Monday and Thursday evenings at t! 30 o'clock. With the new organ 1 and room for 30 singers. prospects sidered excellent The choir will | be under the direction of William
 Conrad Mills. Singers who desire a place in this choir for Sunday | evenings only are invited to come 1 to rehearsal. The Fanny Crosby ser vice last night was greatly enjoyed by large audience.
 MOOSE DANCE-The fifth of tho
 series of twelve social dances to be giv- en under the auspices of Phoenix Lodge | No. 70S, Loyal order of Moose, will be | held tomorrow evening at Moose Home | Besse's orchestra will furnish the music | and a good time is assured all There | will be prize two step and an illus | tration of some or the latest dances b> Prof King A free class in dancing vii be held by Prof. King from 30 o'clocI until 9:30 o'clock. All Moose and theil friends are invited to attend. These public dances have been growing il popularity until it is usually the cas,
 that there are capacity audiences.