Arizona republican., 1915-02-07
PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL & co.
TURKEY DINNER-Tu

TURKEY OlNNER-Turkey and all the "fiXins' will be served in the Y. w. c. A. cafeteria today. Hours of service F m. to D. m.
 MARRIAGE LlcENSES-Frank M. Hueston and Cuba Sanders of How ard county. Indiana; Earl E. Ruth and Ruth E. Reed, both of Maricopa county. were issued marriage licenses yesterday.
 INSANE OTHERS-Deputy sher- ifs from Pinal county, passed through the city yesterday, with three insane Mexicans. all being taken to the asy lum east of the city. The men were all brothers.
 PRISONERS FOR FLORENCE Allie Howe, deputy sheriff of Cochise county, was in the city yesterday with two prisoners for Florence. The pri- soners will be left here. and be taken to the prison by another deputy, while Mir. Howe will proceed to Oma- Ina, Neb., to bring back Joseph G. Armstrong, the cashier of the defunct Bowie Bank
 EVENING DRAMA cLAss-The evening drama class will meet Tues day instead of Monday night, because of the lecture of Edmund Vance Cook. The place will be the home of Mrs. Lyman Bennett, 800 North First ave- nue. The program will consist of readings from Granville Barker. in- cluding, ,Prunella" and selections from The Madras House.
 WILL BUILD HOME-Mr and Mrs. Augustus Redewill and Miss Alice Dr. and Mrs Francis H. Redewill for several weeks have leased apartments at the Arizona for the remainder of the winter In the spring they will build a handsome residence in Ken ilworth place.
 NEW GLASSES AT Y. w. C. A. A class for the study of Spanish has been organized at the Y. w. C. A. which will meet regularly on Monday evenings at 7:30 D. m. under direction of Prof. Charles Tully. For informa- ton regarding this class, inquiries will be received by the secretary, phone GIL Millinery classes under direction of Miss Flora Jacobs will commence spring work Wednesday, February "A at 2:3O and 7:30 D. m.
 PECK FRACTURES ARM-R. c. Peck. mechanician in the employ of the Five Points Auto Supply Co.,, has compound fracture of his right arm as the result of back fire of an old automobile. The machine had been in the shop for repairs. and Peck was cranking it for the owner. The crank came back with terrific force and knocked one 9f the joints of his wrist completely out of its socket. The physician in charge thinks Peck will not be permanently disabled, but | it will be some time before he can again take up his regular duties. COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. John I Dennett, Jr., and Mrs. William G. i Hartranft were hostesses at the Country club tea yesterday afternoon
 Mrs. Homer King made the highest
 score at auction. Among those pres-
 ent were Judge and Mrs. Richard E / Sloan. Judge and Mrs. C. F. Aims 1 worth, Mir and Mrs. Charles Howard : MT and Mrs John Spangler. Mrs. E J. Bennitt, Mrs. A. R. Cater, Mrs :, Mitchell Gillian of Seattle. Mrs Danie
 Francis, Mrs Laurence Holden. Mrs
 B. F.. Van Sweringen, Mrs. Rober
 Peabody, Mrs. Homer King. Mrs. Il
 E. Hovey, Mrs. Logan Elsie. Mrs
 Harry Kay, Mrs. Fen Hildreth. Mrs t Andrew Miller, Miss Anna Archer
 Miss Winnie Burns. Miss Elsie Burns
 William G. Hartranft, Louis H. Chal
 mers, George Archer of St. Paul ant !, William A. Horrell.