Arizona republican., 1919-12-14

Prescott, Arizona, of Lida Montgomery Given, only daughter of Mrs. George W. Given, 634 North Second avenue, to George Alfred Slaughter, formerly of Kansas City. Missouri. Mrs. Slaughter is connected with the board of direc- tors Of state institutions, and Mir. Slaughter is associated with Cal Mess ner.
 MEDICAL ASSOCIATION MEET ING-The Maricopa Medical associa- ton will be entertained at luncheon at o'clock today by Dr. T. J. Cum mins, superintendent of the state hos pital. After luncheon an inspection tour will be made of the institution. S. A. R. CHANCELLOR TO SPEAK Chancellor L. Jenks of the national society of Sons of the American Rev olution, will address the members of the state chapter of that society at a luncheon to be given in his honor to- morrow afternoon at the Arizona club President General Jenks will devote himself to the scope of the work of 1 the work of the Sons of the American l Revolution during the period of un- rest. Clay Leonard president of the state chapter, will preside at the 1 luncheon and the full membership of ! the chapter is expected to attend. 1 WOULD BECOME ClTIZEN-After i being a resident of this country since 1 1893. Paul Muller yesterday filed his petition for naturalization. Muller, who is a Higley farmer, emigrated to 1 the United States from Holland.
 INTERESTING VISITOR - One of ! the interesting visitors in Phoenix at the present time is Mrs. Nina Otero de Warren of Santa Fe, member of nvan nf he families of New Mexico. Mrs Warren's brother, Manuel Otero, was at one time collector of internal revenue for the Arizona and New Mexico district. The Oteros are descendants of Maxhuna, who took leading part in shaping the early history in New Mexico.
 TO FORM JUNIOR AUXILIARY Under the auspices of the Council of Jewish Women Junior Auxiliary will be organized next Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Kebelsky, 650 North Fourth avenue. Any interested person who has not received a notice is asked to notify Mrs. Benjamin Funk, phone 4912
 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN The Council of Jewish Women will hold it's social meeting at the Womans club Thursday. December IS, at o'clock.
 IS VISITING HERE--C. J. McNab, of Bellingham, Washington, is visit ing at 1925 Washington street.
 CASTLE HOT SPRINGS ARRIVALS S MT. and Mrs. James W. Nye, Chi cago; MT. and Mrs. J. W. Lindsay, Milwaukee; Arthur J. Simmons, New York City; Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Sample, Fresno; Mrs. E. R. Parrine, Williams L. M Parrine. Williams: Dr. Ellis | rN4lr
 Frank Bailey and family. Philadelphia; {; Mir. and Mrs. W. H. E. Kilner, Los An geles: MT. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Cur tis, Colorado Springs; MT. and Mrs. Harrington Moore, New York City.
 LAND AGENT HEBREW. NJ. Gil crest, special agent of the general land office with headquarters in Den yer, arrived in Phoenix yesterday or official business. While in Arizona Gilcrest will make an examination of
 desert land entries in the southeastern
 part of Arizona.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-Dr E. B
 Perrin arrived in the city yesterday
 from Williams and is registered at the
 Jefferson hotel.
 TUCSON MEN HERE-G. E
 Thompson and F. F. Crider arrived
 yesterday from Tucson and are stop ping at the Jefferson hotel
 SENTENCED FOR FORGERY |, Juan Sanchez was sentenced yester- 2 day by Jugde Stanford of the superior court to serve from two to three years
 in the state penitentiary for forgery TO FLORENCE PRlSON-Harry { Diehl, deputy sheriff will leave fol Florence Tuesday with five prisoner. ] who have been sentenced from the su . perior court Of this county. The pris | oners are Joe Galas, Felipe Solice, Juai T Sanchez, J. J. Payne and T. F. Harper } AT THE COMMERCIAL-J. M l. Peters arrived in the city yesterda!