Arizona republican., 1915-10-18
Hayden Happenings

Dr. and Mrs. Norman have returned from trip of several days dura- tion to Phoenix.
 Miss Nell Hanson of Tempe spent several days here this week, visiting Mrs. Hugh Cummings.
 Mrs. Curtis Knight was called, Tuesday, to Salt Lake, by telegram announcing the serious illness of her sister.
 Dr. Morrison returned Tuesday from the conference of the Mothadfse Episcopal Church, at Wilcox, which was in session last week His many friends welcomed the announcement that he will be stationed at this charge for the ensuing year
 MT and Mrs Richard Talliaferro are now occupying one of the new cc- ment cottages on Main streeet The cottage they vacated was secured by l. c. Lane.
 Another of the cement buildings is being occupied by Mr. and Mrs Joseph Browne, which leaves one of the frame residences for the Use of three of the teachers, who have had such difficulty in securing quarters
 The Dancing Club of Winkleman gave the opening dance of the season at Hutton Hall on Thursday night. and most enjoyable time was had by the members and the friends present.
 Mrs. Ross Hill returned. Thursday, after spending several weeks visiting in Phoenix and Tempe
 Mrs. Edgar Drake returned, Friday. from Mesa, where she represented the local temple of the Pythian Sisters during Grand Lodge.
 Mrs. Morris and little granddauEh- ter. Margarite, returned, Friday, from California, where they sent several months this summer
 Charles Thew, James Marshall and Joseph Champaine returned on Thurs day from the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias.
 The Winkleman Chapter, No. 19. of the Order of the Eastern Star. enter tained Mrs. Katherine Burgoon, of Douglas, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of c. of F. S, of Arizona, at their regular meeting on Tuesday night at Hutton Hall They had with them several visitors on this occasion; MT and Mrs Mcdonald of Los Angeles, Mrs. Mary Feier of Lam sing, Mich, Mrs Mary Coombs of Buffalo, Okla, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver of Hayden.
 The Worthy Grand Matron gave a most interesting address that was in structive to each member. on behalf of the Winkleman Chapter. Brother Snider presented the distinguished-- visitor with a beautiful silver bread plate, which was accepted with much pleasure
 The Chapter eXemplified the work by initiating MT. and Mrs Hartman. and was much praised for its profi- ciency A good attendance was noted and after the close of lodge work re- treatments were served and a social hour enjoyed.
 Mrs. Surgeon was met at the train by a committee, consisting of Mines. Hutton and Page and Messrs. Hutton and Snider She was entertained dur ing her visit by Mrs. Hutton and Mrs. Poole
 MT. and Mrs. F. O. Petro are spend ing the week in Phoenix, combining pleasure with business.
 Mrs. B. G. Warrington left for her home in Tucson. on Wednesday. after here for several weeks.
 A pretty wedding occurred on Tues day evening, when Miss Grace Car ner was united in marriage to MT. M. S. Huggins, at the home of her par ents- The ceremony was simple in all it's appointments, and was performed by pr. Morrison. A dainty wedding supper was served later Those pres ant besides the immediate family were MT. and Mrs. R. c. Warrington and pr. and Mrs. Morrison and Mir. and Mrs. James Hassett. The young cou- pie are at home in a cozy cottage in North Hayden, and are the recipients 1f the good wishes of hest of friends.