Arizona republican., 1916-02-08
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COUNTRY CLUB DANCE Country club will entertain with it's usual Tuesday evening dance. Several dinners will precede the affair.
 CANDIDATE RETURNS -,ieorge A. Olney, democratic candidate for gov ernor has returned to Phoenix after q trip through the south and east of the state.
 GOING TO kINGMAN Lewis T. Carpenter, internal revenue collector left last evening for Kinsman on bus mess. He will probably visit the Oat- man country before his return.
 UNOELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undeliNered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: F. II. Clay, J. B. Wilson, and Frank McCullum.
 NO ARRANGEMENT MADE Pending the arrival of the widow of the late Robert R. Briggs, there have been no funeral arrangements made. Mrs. Briggs will arrive in Phoenix tonight MAKING A Bristol Taylor, who some time ago was a resident Of Phoenix is making the city a visit When he left here, he went to Los An
  been in Mexico, from which place he has just come
 WANT ROAD OPENED The board of supervisors was petitioned yester- day to open a road in section =, <. BE and the following viewers were ap- pointed by the board: County en.si- neers, W. II. Carrouthers, l.. F.. Morri- 1 son and W. 0. Sprigg
 ! A FAREWELL PARTY Mrs. o. J. | Sexton, who is about to leave for the east on an extended trip was rendered | an informal tea at the home of Mrs. A H. Barber Eight members Of the F.rs. | NJ. F. church choir were present. IL was q most happy farewell
 AMATEURS GAVE BOX PARTY- | The members If the cast of the recent production of The Marriage of Kitty" ." | given Iy the Country club, were pres ent in a body at the Elks theater last night to witness the Redmond per | fornance of The Man From Home" DEPORTATION OF GYPSlES In separating Mary Guych from her fam fly by placing her in the Detension Home, Judge Lyman was instrumental in ridding the city of band of Gyp- sies. Before leaving town Mary re turned $4.55 to the Mexican she re heved of the sum and who was respop- | sible for her appearance in court
 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER SHlP-The law firm of Richard E. Sloan and James Westervelt has dis solved. Judge Sloan will continue to occupy the former quarters in the | naf, 1ir1fy Irtfi \ plans are not fully matured At pres ent he is in Oatman in the interests of the Arizona Girl Mining company, and as counsel for the company may have to be in Oatman several weeks.
 TWO IN ONE PARTY-The J. O. C. class of the First NJ F. church Sun day school gave a party at the home of one of it's members Mrs A. H. Bar 1 Der Of East Washington street in hon or of their teachers Mrs. Harry Blairs birthday. A shower was also rendered Mrs. Barber she having been recently
 married. Mrs. Blair thought she was helping the girls with a surprise show
 or for Mrs. Barber and Mrs Barber
 vas helping plan a birthday surprise
 f"r Mrs Blair A bountiful supper (for
 which the ]. o. C's. are noted) was served and when the birthday cake
 containing one candle representing the
 number of years Mrs. Blair had taught
 the class was placed before Mrs. Blair
 Co cut she was surprised beyond
 speech. Later in the evening aftei
 games and music Mrs Blair was sur
 prised again, by Miss Work. the ]. O
 C. president in behalf of the class. pre-
 senting her with a copy of a paintina
 by Corot birthday ode was read tC Mrs. Blair by Miss Edith Thompsor
 and marriage ode to Mrs Barber bI
 Miss Faye Young. The living room was
 decorated with pepper boughs and bou.
 quets of the class flower; the crimson carnation. The dining room had ell.
 calyptus bOughs and the class color,
 olive green, crimson and jet black il
 tissue paper for the decorations. Tn,
 class colors were also carried ont ir
 the salad served and prepared by Nils; Noorhis. Miss Miller's games wer, thoroughly enjoyed by the twentv-tw, members of the class that were pres : ent. Each dispersed for their home : feeling that a most delightful evenin. r had been spent by the J. O. Cs