Arizona republican., 1918-01-20
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RETURNS TO cAMP-willis Stew art returned to the quartermaster corps at Camp Funston last evening. MT. Stewart has been visiting at his home in this city while on a weeks furiough.
 MRS. BYERs iMPRovEs-The many friends of Mrs. May Byers, who for some time has been confined to her home, 432 East Washington streeE suffering an attack of pneumonia, Will be pleased to learn that she has become convalescent and shortly will have re- covered entirely.
 VISITS soN-P. J. Brownfield, a prominent cattle and land owner of Nebraska and Wyoming, is paving an | unexpected visit to his son, Dr. Brown field, and incidently to investigate the cattle industry in this state. He is very much pleased with the country and especially with Phoenix. | SALE UCCESSFUL-Henry Meyer, who for the Meyers Leiber Advertising service, is personally conducting the big Granow fire sale on West Wash ington street, is greatly pleased at the success of the sale which opened yes- terday with crowds so much larger than any of the firm expected. There was much jubilation by both the men in charge of the sale and MT. Granow 1 himself.
 A NIGHT WI BURNs-To celebrate the 159th anniversary of Robert Burns a splendid program will be given by the Daughters of Caledonia at the W. c. T. U. hall, 237 West Monroe street, Friday January 25, beginning at o'clock. The program will consist of Scotch melo- dies, Scotch songs, Scotch readings and Scotch speaking. There will be in at tendance and taking part in the pro- gram British officers who are now en- gagged in recruiting work.
 DANCING MATiNEE-A dancing innovation in Phoenix is the Saturday matinee at the Winkersham Academy for dancing held exclusively for women and children. Fancy dancing, spot l light dancing and many of the latest ballroom novelties were presented by the more advanced pupils of the popu- lar academy. Classes follow the exhi- bition dancing and the pupils number many of the well known people of Phoenix
 MARRIED IN cHIcAGo-The many friends of Mrs. Ethel Seawell, former head nurse of the Hayden hospital, will be pleased to hear of her marriage to J. w. Flaw, a prominent rancher and cattle man of Montana. The marriage took place in Chicago on January 10 During her stay in Hayden, Mrs. Sea we'll made many warm friends by her marked personal ability and strong per sonality. After a trip through the east they will spend some time in the Caro- linas, later returning to Russell, Mon- tana, to reside.
 FOWLER CiRCLE-The Fowler Neighborhood Improvement circle met with Mrs. J. c. Mathews at her home on the Lower Buckeye road last Thurs day. The annual election of officers took place at this meeting. Mrs. Rhoda Killers was chosen president and the following women were elected on the executive board: Mrs. Peter Tracy Mrs. Leo Shrader, Mrs. Whittier ana Mrs. Morris Sipser. After the busi. ness meeting, Mrs. Mathews served a Hoover luncheon.
 CARD PARTY-St. Mary's Altar so- ciety will give card party and musica entertainment, Tuesday evening in the Knights of Pythias hall over Donofrio's s I, Soloists on the musical program vii be Mrs. E. Payne Palmer and Mrs. Der Spaulding while Clinton Yates will render violin oblagato. Miss Carma. lita Ward will be the accompanist The women in charge of the affair arc Mrs. A. c. Baker, Mrs. Peter Block Mrs. John Corners and Mrs. John Weber. Refreshments will be served and those in charge extend a specia invitation to all strangers in the city to attend.