Arizona republican., 1916-05-05

quarters of the globe are gathered. From the beginning the l. O"O. F. have led other organizations in this and OF Wednesday, evening, April 26, they gave the best yet at l. 0. O. F. hall at an entertainment in honor of the 97th anniversary of the order in , America. Mr Warrington, past noble grand : welcomed the two hundred or more guests in his usual cordial manner and introduced w. H. Wilson, re- tired actor who gave splendid tnper- sonations of the characters of Prophet Samuel, Saul, David. Jonathan and . several others Mr. Wilson also gave an interesting talk on Odd Fellowship since its beginning in Great Britain. 1 The Noe Tar orchestra provided music for the evening.
 Aftc" the intellectual treat the floor was prepared for dancing which was filled until a late hour with dancers.
 There was an unusual number of
 lovely dresses for an informal occas-
 ion.
 | Everyone is looking forward to the time when the Taylor Hatch building
 is finished, when the various fraternal orders will occupy the upper story of . that handsome structure and have room for twice as many as can now
 be accommodated in their hall.
 The weather on Sunday was ideal
 for the trip from Hayden to Ray and
 at an early hour automobiles began
 to leave for the battle ground between the Ray Miners and the Hayden Mill
 aseball teams. Hayden has several
 men who played in the great league
 teams last year and with the practice they have been having the past month oil felt confident of victory. Two
 hundred and fifty persons bought
 tickets at the A. r.. station and with
 those who had gone the day before
 and who went in autos made an es- tirlaIed crowd of about four hundred who we're all fans for the hometeam.
 All present report the game to have
 been fine from start to finish and were evenly played though the Ray Miners were given the game in a
 score of one to zero. The Ray team
 also has some of the leaguers in their
 make up.
 Hayden was disappointed at not
 winning the game but are proud of
 q great team who will win later, and
 who will have to show good metal to
 wii. The hundreds of fans who had to work feel that their absence caused '. the bad luck.
 Tho xtsfi rat,
 game xs the Hayden Shelters or Q Wednesday afternoon at the Hayder , ball grounds. on Sunday q sreai , game will be played between the n Hayden Mll team and the Hayder ., Shelter team Then we shall see i true rivalry. especially among the lady Y fans. who wtll take all decisions mucl n to heart and hate their rivals for g { day or so.
 n 5fr. and Mrs. W. P. Craig were or y Q business trip to Phoenix last week r Mrs. Rinear and little son will leave . for visit with her mother on Tues - day
 - Roy Jeans and family have talier Q possession of their pretty new cottag' o on Hospital Hill. where several fam Q flies have built their own homes. }. Irish Minsel. who has played cen.
 ter field for the Hayden Mill tean J until Sunday evening. left on Monda,
 for Birmingham, Ala. where he vii I play in the Southern league. q Irish" is adcred here and will b' Q greatly missed by all who love base bali.
 Mrs. Jas. Porter will leave on Sat V urday for an extended visit with he IF mother and other relatives in Los An