Arizona republican., 1915-12-08
ALTAR SOCIETIES.
 CATHOLIC BAZAAR

The Ladies Altar Society of St. Mary's Catholic church will hold a tea and bazaar in the Moose Hall Friday and Saturday The Spanish dinner on Friday evening will be q special feature, and the turkey din ner on the evening following, from the advance sale of tickets, promises to equal any former event given.
 Mrs. Edward L. O'Malley, assisted by Mrs. J. J. Johnson, is chair man of the bazaar committees and the various assistants are as follows: Dinnercommittee- A. c. Baker. chairman, her assistants being Mrs Frank De Souza, Mrs. Thomas Me Guinness, Mrs. Thos. Whitney and Mrs. Charles Class. Linen and fancy worl-Mrs. L. H. Rhuart, chairman. assisted by Miss Carmelita Ward. Mrs. H. c. Prince. Miss Margaret Hurley, Mrs. A. Stultzer and Mrs. Alfred Franklin. Handkerchiefs - Mrs. NJ. A. Cole, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Charles Corrigan, Miss Lizzie Popp and Mrs. Thos Boyle Aprons Mrs. Edward Driscon chairman, assisted by Mrs. E. Payne Palmer. Mrs. J. Corners, Mrs. K. Donovan and Mrs. Phye. Japanese tea booth Mrs. Sanford Denny, chairman. as sisted by Miss Ella Douglas, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Mary Reilly and Miss Victoria Ackel. in Japanese cos tunes. Dolls. flowers and candy
 Miss Hilda Steineger. chairman. with the assistance of the senior members of the Young Ladies' Sodality Fish ing pond-Mrs. J. Snyder, chairman, assisted by junior members of the Young Ladies' Sodality Country store-Mrs. John Weber, chairman; clerks. Mrs. c. A Heuber, Mrs Me Donald and Mrs. McSweeney.
 THEODORE sAAL It,--Theodore Saal, state organizer for the Navy League, is in the hospital with pneu- monia
 LICENSED TO WED-A mar riage license was yesterday granted to Arthur Raymond and Ruby Kleck.
 A VISIT ON THE COAST-Power Conway left yesterday for Southern California. where he will remain for several days.
 LEFT FOR WASHiNGTON-F. A Jones, member of the state corpora ton commission. left last night for Washington. where he will appear be- fore the Interstate Commerce Com mission.
 HOME ON ACCOUNT OF ILL NESS-Miss Blanche Birdno stem ographer in the office of State Treas urer Simms, was confined to her home for several days this week by a severe attack of the grip
 UNOELIVERED TELEGRAMS. - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union telegraph office for the following: Julian H. Fleming. R. Kissyma. Charles Stevens, R. L. Lutgerding, R. P. Stanton, R. H. Par ker and D. D. Kembrough.
 FLlVVER FIRE.--A gasoline stove that became Unruly caused the Five Points truck to blow through the mud to the home of Gene Cunning ham, 1937 West Washington. last evening. The fire had been put out with sand by the time the engine arrived
 BALDWIN HERE.-E. Hunt Bald win. assistant chief of construction of the '. S R. &, arrived early yes terday morning and went into con- ference with Project Manager Cone. MT. Baldwin goes this morning to the dam to inspect repairs on the south spillway.
 DR. JORDAN'S ILLNEs. pr. David Starr Jordan, the eminent peace advocate. remained in his room at the Adams yesterday. suffering with touch of pneumonia His condition remains about the same. and it is not known when he will be able To fill his lecture dates. ELECTRIC HEARING YESTER- DAY-The corporation commission yesterday heard the petition of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company of this city. for permission to make a bond issue amounting to S75,O0 The decision of the commssion on the matter will be made public at later date.
 AT THE JEFFERsoN- H. L. Peterson and wife. Chandler: A. J. Wellington. Albuquerque; J. " Flake, Sacatcn; James Russell. San Francis cO Mckinley Pratt, Ira Bidewell, Ivy Kester, Ralph Shumeral and Hal Rus tertam, San Francisco; Harry Bram- mel; F. F. Battle. Los Angeles: John w. Shafer, Jackson, Cal. w. B. Walsh, Albuquerque; J. l.. Geerman, Los An geles; Ed. F. Byrne Denver; D. For | shejm and wife. Kansas City; Mrs. F.. Kinston, Buffalo; Eugene Punkett, New York; w. H. Henderson. Los An geles; Mrs. Geneva Hubanks, Alliance, | Neb.; Walter Hutchins, Fl Paso; F.. ! H. Baldwin, Denver; A. F. Lockman, | Los Angeles; C. F. Van Houghten, Los Angeles; H. J. Alexander, Super for; E. A. Doran, Los Angeles; pr. | George W. Morrow. Birmingham, Ala; Miss L. NJ. Butler, Ft. Wayne, | Ind.
 i AT THE commERcIAL- R. H. | Combs, Los Angeles; Allen Potter, Tucson; J. E. Martens, B. Ii. Parker, | C. D. Thayer, Tombstone; J. w. Mar
 tin, Prescott: Mrs. T. Berliner, Los
 Angeles; A. A. Johns, Prescott; R. N. F'redeTicks, Morris Goldwater, Pres
 colt; F. A. Brucht, Prescott; E. w.
 Koch, Los Angeles; T. J. Marks. Pres colt: R. F. DoWell, Denver; Thomas c. Evans and wife Fl Paso; w. B. | Faulkner. Tucson; F. w Ballard. Tol- l tee: w. Shanson, Mesa T. T. Terrill,
 Peoria; C. G, Johnson, Pasadena; J.
 D. Thomas, Searchlight, New; F.. F, ] Clay, Bisbee; J. H. Sims, Los Angeles; Walter Hubben, Grand Canyon: F. V. Mcbride and wife and B. Duncan
 Poplar Bluff. Mo; J. F. Ward, Los
 Angeles; L. George. Chandler. l -O
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