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Arizona republican., 1919-04-20

o. +ha Adams. Friday. : Covers were I.;S for Mrs. Whealton. Mrs. Charles p;ebon Mrs. H. N. GcCaiia, Mrs. Teonsrd Norton. Mrs Angus Cash ion. Mrs. Edward Rudolph ana MITE Frank Baum, , MT. N D. Woolsey of New York is the guest for week or the hfea WooiseyE. Mrs, casiien Entsrtains Friends at Lunehsen
 Mrs. Angus Cashion presided over a smarsly appointed luncheon yesterday later Entertaining har guests at q mat nee In the party were Mrs Robert Prow,f1eld. Mrs. Harold Whesitop, Mrs. Charles K. Pishen, Mrs, H. NJ NcCaIIa- Mrs. J. Leonard Norton, Mrs. ]. J. wesley and Mrs. E. H. Pres ton.
 Mrs. T. c. McReynelds will be a hostess of the coming fortnight, giving a luncheon at the Country club on Tuesday. the 18th.
 Mrs Kelly of Clifton Guest Of Mrs. Baum Mrs. William E. Kelly or Clifton, an arrival of a week ago. is at present the guest of Mrs T. ". Baum. having passed the first few days of her fort nights visit with her sister, Mrs. Id l Shaw.
 Baum's Will Entertain With Dinner Tomorrow ] Dr. and Mre, F. ". Baum will be ] dinner hosts of Easter week, siying /. an affair tomorrow evening at their { home on North Seventh avenue, Covers will be laid for s4-
 
 Mrs. o'MalIey Gives 1 Luncheon at Cafe
 Mrs. Charles O'Malley gave an in- l formal luncheon at Donofrio's on Mon day in honor of Mrs. Edward O'Mailey who passed the weekend here from l Tucson. Those there included the com plimented guest, Mrs. Edward Lit Mrs. James S. Griffin. Mrs. W. S Goldsworthy. Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. Mrs I. J. Johnson and Mrs. John O'Malley To Give Dinner Tomorrow
 Mir. and Mrs. Beeckman Iorrillard are giving 4 dinner tomorrow evening in honor of Mrs Sidney Anderson and Miss Jeannette Bentley.
 
 Omaha visitsr Returns Home After Brief Visit
 En route for her home in Omaha from California. Mrs. Frank Hamilton passed few days in Phoenix las week the guest of Mrs. Jack Barber She left on Thursday for Nebraska.
 
 Bride-Elsct Given
 Luncheon Monday Eve Mrs. Hugh S. Antrim, Jr., gave 2 charmingly appointed luncheon Mon day in honor of Miss Jessie Jean Hig- ley, the bride elect of Eben F. Lane Brides roses combined with lilies O the valley and a touch of pink in tullt l made a ineffective decoration. Cover!
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20

and others with dainty Cecil Bruner roses combined with ferns added to the artistic arrangements. Hand painted cards marked places for one hundred guests. Mrs. Paul Ashton made the highest score at bridge, the hostess choosing a novel manner of awarding the other prizes by means of lucky numbers, which correspond to those on the score eards, the winners being Mrs, Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs Fen Hiidreth, Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs, Adolf iAsbenOw. In addition to the many who gathered around the bridge tables were those who enjoyed bit of sewing during the afternoon Mrs. Gray was assisted in receiving by Mrs, Thomas Aaddock and Mrs. W F. Schnebley.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Miss Jessie Hieley to Marry Eben 2. Lane This Week

Quite the most interesting event Of Inc spring season will be the wedding on Friday afternoon of Miss Jessie Jean Higley daughter of MT. and Mrs. <. W. Hieiey, and Eben D. Lane. Only the relatives and a few close friends will witness the ceremony, which will take place at the Trinity Pro- Cathedral a ( 4:30 o'clock, Rev. Dean Scarlett reading the service. The church will he decorated in delicate tones of pink, roses carrying out the arrangements, Whieh will be unusually pretty. Mrs. Herbert l.. Stevenson will be the ma iron of honor and the brides only at t7ndant, and MT. Stevenson will serve as best man. The young people will pass their honeymoon in California, rsiurning home late in May. Tine bride elect has been feted at innumer- abie affairs since the announcement of her engagement several weeks ago. Attractive of appearance and manner, the charming girl has been made the motif for a round of teas, dinners and luncheons and many more events are scheduled in her honor on her return from California.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Ooings of Week i'm Society of Ariz0ma's Capital

were laid for Miss Higley. Mrs. Her. bert Burr Atha, Jr., Miss Elizabeth Jones Miss Bessie Ensign and Miss Ruby Pascoe. Mrs. Asbury to Be Histess
 Mrs. H. W. Ashury will be A May aay hostess, giving a bridge luncheon at the Country club. . Mrs. Wild Returned
 To Pasadena Hcme
 Mrs. Loring Wild, who wintered in Phoenix with her parents. MT. and Ars. A, k. Stacy, left Tuesday for her home in Pasadena.
 Entsrtans in Honor of
 Tucson Visitor
 In honor of her guest, Mrs. Harold Whealton of Tucson, who passed the week here, Mrs. Charles K. Pishon gave two delightful affairs last week, entertaining with a dinner at the Ari- zona club Tuesday evening and a luncheon at the Country club on the following day, when her guests were Mrs. Wheaton. Mrs. Robert Brown field, Mrs. Angus Cashion, Mrs. J. 1 Leonard Norton, Mrs. Edward Ru- 1 dolph, Mrs. Frank Baum and Mrs. E. H. Preston.
 Mrs Goodrich and Son
 Depart for Coast Mrs. Roy $. Goodrich and her small son, Donald Goodrich, left Sunday for Los Angeles, where they will pass the remainder of the spring and summer l seasons. They were preceded to the coast by Mir, Goodrich and Miss Elean- 1 or Goodrich.
 l Picnic Is Given l for Tucson Visitor l One of the pleasant affairs of tho 1 weekend was the picnic at Cave creel 1 on Sunday, given in compliment ts | Tucson visitors, the Edward O'Mal- leys and the Edward Litts Besides ths ut-of-town guests. those there in, ciuded Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Goldswor. 1 thy. MT. and Mrs. John O'Malley. MT | and Mrs. James $. Griffin and Mir 1 and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings | Hon. Carl Hayden and | Friends at Roosevelt 1 Congressman and Mrs. Carl Hayden 1 MT. and Mrs. Perry Sears and Mrs. E ! E. Kirkland are passing the weekend at Roosevelt.
 MT. and Mrs. J. \. MuIrein
 Compliment Soldier Guest
 MT, and Mrs. J. IT. Mulrein are siv
 ing a dinner of fifteen covers toda.
 in honor of Sergeant Major Folstol
 Chapple, who is passing teh week en
 here en route for Jerome. The gues
 of honor, who is a Canadian and wa
 in service in France for four and half years, relates interesting expert
 ences that were his on the other side.
 It makes no difference what you wants may be you can have them sup piled by using and reading The Repub
 lican Classified pages-Arizona's Lead ftr,x, AT@1
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Entertains in Honor of Husbands Birthday

In celebration of her husbands birth day. Mrs. John MeGrath gave a dinner Tuesday evening at her home on East Van Buren street 4 wealth of flowers were used in decoration, sweet peas, carnations and roses lending charm to the arrangements. Covers were laid for Mr, and Mrs. c. W. Wilson MT. and Mrs Hugh Daggs, MT. and Mrs. Walter Halworth. MT. and Mrs. Jasper Dobbs, Mrs Catherine McGrath, Mrs. L. A Rollins, Mrs. Sue H. Summers, Mrs. June Biery, Miss Florence Sieben- man, P, T. MeGrath, Harry Johnson, William simpson, Jack J. McGrath, and John Halworth.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
q. LUkE'S BALL
 LEADING APRIL
 |SOCIAL EVENT

4uitc the most pretenuous event oi the year will be the annual charity ball given by the board of visitors of St. Luke's Home at the Woman's club un Wednesday.
 The affair will be delightful in every particular this season, the different chsirmen cNerting their utmost ef forts Co make the Easter event worthy ot the prominent place it has on the caleudar, which is brimful of smart lretonS this week.
 Prompted by the worthiness of ths cause, many are planning to attend the evept who do not care for dancing and a5 a compliment to them. bridge tables have been arranged. The dance program IS 10 be unusually attractive, the fCature being under the direction of Donald Dunbar.
 Mrs. George H. Lutgerding is to have charge of the decorations and will give expression in spring flowers I'd Ter artistic ideas, while the supper arrangements will be in charge of Mrs. Ancil Martin.
 Ut is understood that the affair will 8 tract not only the smarte5t but the largest gathering in the history of St. Luke balls. Mrs. Gordon Tweed has received sufficient responses to indl- cate that society will be there en Inasse. A number Of dinners will pre- cede the event, which has long been recognized as the climax of social events Of the year.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20

Guest from Tucson Given Luncheon
 Complimentary to Mrs. Harold Whealton of Tucson, Mrs. F. H. Pres- ton gave a prettily arranged luncheon
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Mrs. Harry A. Roberts and Oauqhter to Tour East

Mrs Harry 4, Roberts and heE daughter Miss Frances Roberts. left Sunday for an extensive eastern tour. They will return to the west coast for the summer, passing several weeks in San Francisco and the beaches of the south.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Miss Kitty Craig to Give Bal Masoue

Interesting among the events sched ulsd for the late Easter session is the hal masque 10 he given Saturday even ing hy Mss Kitty Craig, The affair will be given at the North Central avenue residence of the young hostess.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Dance to Be Given by Mrs, Isaac Taft Stoddard
MT. and Mrs. Charles McArthur Give Theater Party Toniuht
Gordon Shackleford Given Surprise

Gordon Shackleford was given a de- hghtful surprise Monday evening, when group of his friends arranged an af- fair at his home, followed by an iu- formal dance at the ArboP. Those there were Miss Dorothea WilbeY, Miss Margaret Baker, Miss Dorothy Brown field, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Ruby Reagen, Miss Dorothy osborn. Howard 'Hildreth, Harold Moore, Donald Scott Jack Griffin and Herbert Ensign.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Girls Friendly Society to Give Spring Festival

Crowded in among the many events of the coming weeks, but none the less interesting. is the Spring Festival to be given by the Girls, Friendly society on Saturday. Despite the fact that the calendar is crowded, the unusual event is attracting no end of attention and has many delightful features to warrant the interest it has aroused. The bazaar will open in the afternoon. offering any number of attractions in the cluster of booths that will be erected in the Cathedral house, where the festival will be held. There will be wealth of dainty fancyworl; offered for sale, as well as cooked food, candy and flowers. A tea table will be m evidence, and there will be fortune telling for those for whom the past, present and future holds alIuring fas- cination. The Thursday Night Girls are to present play during the even ing-an act that will last dhe hour be tween S:90 and e:so o'clock. It is said to be unusually clever and is being carefully directed by Mrs. Emma T. Jack and Miss Grace CeFt. Miss Hugh Campbell is chairman of the committee in charge and is being assisted by the following committee chairmep Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs. Aneil Martin, Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs. ". G. Hartranft, Mrs. [. A. Marshall. Miss Louise treeiand. Miss Elizabeth Jones and Miss Virginia Lockett.
 Mrs. Lou Ella Archer gave a lunch con yesterday at her home, Palm 1 Villa
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Mir. and Mrs. Edward o'MaIIey and Mir. and Mrs. Edward Lit Guests at Dinner

MT. and Mrs. Edward O'Malley and Mrs. Edward Lit, who returned to Tucson Tuesday after delightful stay Of several days In town, were the guests of honor at delightful dinner given Monday evening by MT. and Mrs. James s. Griffin. The remaining guests were members of the D. T. club and included Mir. and Mrs. Charles O'Malley, Mir, and Mrs. W. s. Colds worthy, MT. and Mrs, E. T. Ceilings, Mir and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett, Mir and Mrs ]. J. Johnson and Mir and Mrs. John O'Malley.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Sanders -Hogeland Wedding Announced

The marriage of Miss Clare Sanders to pr. Frank T. Hogeland of Cananea win take place in thic city on May s, according 10 the announcement made by MT, and Mrs E. D. Sanders. Miss Sanders, who has been in Cana Lea and only recently returned to this city, where a number of affairs are being planned in her honor.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Beautiful Bridge Luncheon

Conspicuous among the smart events offthe spring was the bridge luncheon
 siyen by Mrs. Harland J. Gray at the Womans club, Thursday. Crystal baskets of pink and white carnations
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20

here from Ne wOrleans- The young sters who enjoyed the event were Miss Dolly Barber, Miss Mildred Nickles, Miss Marjorie Melczer, Miss Kathryn Larsen, Bobby Creighton, Marvin Summerfield, Joseph Melczer, Charles Edward Melczer, Arthur Hu- lett Francis Wolpe, Isidore Sumner field, Andrew Davis, Thomas Eickles, and Lewis Melczer.
 Micheisons Give Delightful
 Dinner of Ten Covers
 MT. and Mrs Selim Nicholson gave dinner of ten covers al their apart ment at the Suncourt, Monday evening in honor of Mrs David Silver1nan Of New Orleans. A basket of yellow roses featured the decorative scheme. HurIeys Entertain Friend at Bridge Supper
 MT. and Mrs Harry Hurley and Miss Harriet Hurley gave a bridge supper of sixteen covers last evening at the formers home on the East McDowel road.
 Mrs. J. F. Alkire Leaves Tomorrow fer Heruosa
 Mrs J. F. Alkire is leaving tomer- row for Hermnsa- where she will be jained a bit later in the season by her parents, MT. and Mrs c. B. Laird who plan to motor to the coast
 Mrs. Donald Mcoueen to
 Give Bridge Luncheon Mrs Donald McQueen will give g bridge luncheon at the Country clut on Tuesday, the event being one oi the largest affairs of Easter week. Dance to Be Given by Mrs, Isaac Taft Stoddard Mrs, Isaac Taft Stoddard has sent out cards for q dance for Thursday evening, when she will give a dance at the Country club in honor of Mr and Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard. MT. and Mrs. Charles McArthur Give Theater Party Tonight MT. and Mrs. Charles McArthul are giving a theater party at the Co., lumbia tonight, followed by a supper at the Chalmers residence in honor ot Mrs. Sidney Anderson and Miss Jean nette Bentley of Illinois. who arc guests of the Donald Dunbars.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
MT. and Mrs. J. H. MuIrein Compliment Soldier Guest

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Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Walter Marstsrs Welcomed Here from Boston

The Walter Marstons were cordially greeted on their arrival from Boston on Monday, and many Of their old friends were included among the guests at the desert picnic supper given in their honor by Mir. and Mrs. Leo Goldman, whose guests they were while here. On the following day the Goldmans entertained them at lunch con at the San Marcos. the Mansions leaving that evening for Santa Bar bara,
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Country Club to Be Center Of Many Affairs

lnnumerable events will liven the calendar of this week, a number of which will center around the country club. The dance on Friday night will be one of the notable events of the Easter season, as will the tea on the following afternoon at which Mrs Jo- seph H. Kibbey will preside, assisted by Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs W. G. Hartranft, Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, Mrs Daniel Frances, Mrs. E. F. Pascoe, Mrs R. D. Moore, Mrs. George Archer and Miss Anna Archer
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Military Ball Promising Event on Easter Calendar

The military ball at Arcadia hall, friday evening, is another interesting event on the April calendar. It will be attended by practically every man who has been in service overseas and on this side, besides the countless friends of the soldiers and sailors. A jazz orchestra of twelve pieces will furnish the dance program.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Mrs. Edwin sakes Leaves for Southern Part of State

Mrs. Edwin Babes left recently for Nogales, where she joined Captain Bakes, who is stationed at the border town.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Mrs. Se!im Nicholson Gives RunnM AunL fnr NhiII.

Mrs. Selim Nicholson gave bunny hunt yesterday in honor of her small niece and nephew, Miss Irma Silver man and Aaron Silvermsn, who are
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Senator and Mrs. Henry Ashurst
 and Senator Mark Smith Entertained

Senator and Mrs. Henry r. AShUrst and Senator Mark Smith were dinner guests at the John l.. Irwin home on North Foprth avenue, Tuesday even Ing.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Mrs. Victor Hanny to
 Entertain at Bridae- Luncheon

Mrs. Victor Hanny will entertain the first day of May, giving a bridge luncheon at her home on North Third street
Arizona republican., 1919-04-20
Flower Decorations Used at Dinner


 Mir. and Mrs. Levi Young gave q particularly pretty dinner Thursday evening, when they entertained at their Lome on East Van Buren street. Roses. ranging in tone from a delicate pink to Q deep red of American Beauties, were used in effective decoration. The favors were attractive Easter con ceits. Covers were laid fer Dr. and Mrs. ". D, Shackleford, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Loper, MT. and Mrs. George Day. Reverend and Mrs. W. s. Bu- ehanan, and Mir. and Mrs. B. Lee Pur- vines.
 Mrs. Sears Entertains With Luncheon Party
 Mrs. William Perry Sears gave an informal luncheon on Wednesday, her guests numbering Mrs. Daniel Francis. Mrs. Carl Hayden, Mrs. D. E. Kirk land, and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr.
  Will Entertain Guests With Easter Breakfast
 Mrs. Daniel Frances and Mrs. F, W. Baum are to contribute to the pleasure of Easter week with breakfast at the Country club on Thursday Bridge will be played In the afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-04
District Attorney Called
DENIES PRISON PROBE PLAN
DR.. Baer Says V. S. Is Cheated II It
Pays 79c Day to Feed Prisoners

DIR. Elizabeth Baer. who was released
from Moyamensing Prison July %
after having been imprisoned there
since April "A Of this year following
her conviction on charge of violating
the espionage act. declared today she
will visit other prisons in this district to
investigate conditions.
She is well enough acquainted with
conditions at Moyamcnsing Prison. she
said. and will not make her probe there.
She has written II letter to United
States Marshal Noonun, calling his at =
rention to the conditions she alleges
exist there. She said today the govern.
ment pays seventy eight cents day tO
feed federal prisoners,
"If that il the case the government
is being cheated at Moyamcusing Pris
on" she said.
Doctor Bacr'S objections tn Moya
mensing Prison were based on her opiu
ion of the food given prisoners, and the
treatment afforded them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-04
sPURN STRIKE COMPROMISE
Scranton Electrical Trouble May Be
Settled by Philadelphan

Scranton. Pa, Aug. Al by y. ~
The strike of electrical workers con
tinues despite promises of settlement
last Saturday. The workers rcpudiatc
the compromise accepted by the Board
of Trade and Central Labor Union
committees. because the Scranton Flee
trio Company reserved tho right to
Judge the competency of new men to
be employed and also because of tn"
refusal of the Laurel Lin" electric road
between here and Wilkes Barre to
grant the same wage increase nS the
electric company.
To-day the strikers committee will re
port to the strikers that the 'prctcr-
rntial shop" is the best they can secure.
William Young. Of philadclphin. cht"t
mediator ot the State Department "i
Labor. is here today to arrange FUR
thCr conferences.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-04
CIGAR STRIKE HERE SOON
Workers In Southeastern Pennsyiva'
mia Demand Rise -'-' -

Reading. Pa. Aug. 4.-CBy A. P.)--
Todays outgoing mails bore notices to
the cigar manufacturers of southeastern
Pennsylvania of the result of yester-
days conference of cmployes here de-
claring general strike to enforce de-
mands for increased wages and shorter
hours. When the present stock in the
factories has been worked up. the en-
ploycs will quit pending an agreement.
The notices declare that necessities of
life have increased $50 per cent in the
lust five years. while wages in the cigar
industry have increased but % to 40
per cent. The rigarmakers' demands
include 30 per cent increase in wages of
all employees in the industry : eight hours
for the first five days of the week and
four hours on Saturday. and better con =
dtions generally.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-04
NAVAL DISPLAYS
TO HONOR KNIGHTS
Wilson Undecided as to Whether
He Can Address Convention
During Week Of Sept. 7
ASK FOREIGNERS TO ATTEND

Naval displays in the Delaware river
will be one of the many features of the
thirty fourth triennial encampment of
the Knights Templar. to be held here
during the week of September I.
This was announced today at meet
ing of the committee of arrangements
for the celebration. which will take
the form of peace jubilee. The meet
ing was held in the Masonic Temple.
DR.. A. Howard Thomas, executive
chairman. presided. and read COM
munications from President Wilson.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels, Admiral
Benson and Admiral Hughes. Major
General Barnett. of the marine corps.
and the heads of the various subcom-
mittPes.
President Wilson has announced that
he is unable to tell at this time whether
or not it will be possible for him to
come here from Washington to address
mass meeting to be held in lndepen-
dcnce Square on Monday afternoon.
September s. The Marine Band will be
in the city for the full week and will
take part in the demonstration planned
for Independence Square.
Invitations have been issued for this
meeting to the representatives at Wash
ington of the twenty one republics of
the world and all the allied govern :
mcnts.
Lee Edward Smith, grand master of
the grand encampment of the United
States. will arrive in this city with his
staff on Saturday. September 6. During
the evening a reception will be rendered
the grand master and his staif at the
/ Bellevue Stratford.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-04
Directors of North Penn Bank
Blamed for Institutions COLLAPSE

present q detailed statement of the
banks financial standing.
No longer does Moyer claim to be the
"goat" suffering from the sins Of
"highcr ups" Now he maintains there
are no higher ups.
Aside from this declaration. the
cashier is silent on most of the angles
Of the amn2ing drama Of 'other people $
money" which has stripped away the
life savings from hundreds of families.
Meyer admits he sent out dividends to
shareholders as recently rs January .,
this year. when the bank, it is said,
already was hoprlcSSly insolvent.
The "dividends' were described as
''3 per cent scmiannual dividends in
the notices sent out by the accused
cashier.
Moycr. when asked why the dividends
were paid when the bank was dcfunct,
replied:
at was because they were earned"
"Wasn't the bank then struggling for
existcnco?' hc was asked.
~ have nothing TO say about that, "
answered the cashier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-04
CONSTABLE ARRESTED
Charged With Hitting Woman said
to Have Owed Rent

His alleged strenuous methods in levy
ing for rent resulted In the arrest to-
day Of Constable Alexander McFarlane.
who is connected with the Office of
Magistrate Harris. He was held in
$500 bail for court at hearing before
Magistrate Grelis.
McFarlane was arrested on complaint
Of Mrs. Harriet J. Patterson. a store
keeper of 176 East Lippincott street.
She testified that McFarlane, together
with two appraisers, went to her store
July 1 to levy for rent. Mrs. Patter-
son said she objected to the men enter
ing the living quarters at the rear of
the store and during an argument, she
said. McFarlane struck her with a
cane. One witness said she saw the
bruises caused by the constable's at
tack. McFarlane said the woman was
several months in arrears and during n
previous visit to the place the woman
struck him.