Arizona republican., 1920-11-23

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 Returns to Hayden
 Walter Pine has returned AssTsRay after spending several weeks in Tempe visiting relatives and friends.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Professor and Mrs. Rummel of Phoe- nix were week x-end guests at the Mar tin French home, east of Tempe
 Miss Miller Entertsins
 Miss Frieda Miller delightfully."- en- tertained about 20 young folks at an overall and apron party at her home Saturday night. The evening was spenS in dancing and playing games, and de- icious refreshments consisting ot sandwiches. cake, fruit salad. chocolate and coffee were served. The guests departed at a late hour declaring the Milers to be the best of hosts:
 Will Spend the Winter in Tempe
 Charles Peil and wife, who returned recently from the east, have rented the Pierce house on Van Ness avenue and will move in at once
 Attention
 Do not forget the annual meeting of the Associated charities, which will be held at the Herzberg hall, over the Busy Corner store, Monday evening. Every citizen of Tempe and surround- ing country is urged to be present. as plans will be adopted for the years work The Woman's club voted at it's last meeting to donate S1O to the As- sociated charities during the year. Mrs. MatIey Will Help With BuiLinss { fund
 Mrs. Matley has offered 10 per cent of all the cash sales of dry gods and shoes up to January i which come from or through the Woman's club, to the Woman's club for it's building fund.
 Yates-Fowler Wedding l Monday morning at g o'clock in the hills near the Hole in the Rock, Miss Alta Yates became the bride of Mr. l Ralph Fowler of BiclxnalI, Indiana. Rev. D. H. Reid officiated. using the ring ceremony, and Mir. and Mrs. Les- 1 ter Balch witnessed the ceremony.
 Miss Yates who is the accomplished pipe organist at the Menhenet theater, is young woman of charming persona ality and has made many friends in Tempe. She is a graduate of Vim cennes, Indiana. high school and the Presbyterian School for Young Ladies in Clarksville, Arkansas. She was married in her graduating dress and the minister read from her mothers Bible.
 Mir. Fowler. who was just recently discharged from the army. came to Tempe about a week ago and is well liked by all who have met him. He Is pharmacist and has accepted a position with Laird & DinesN The young couple will live in Tempe. Baby Very III Little Billy Drollinger. the little daughter of Mrs. Barker, is critically III with diphtheria at the home of her grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. c. O. Aus tin. on West Fifth street, and there is very little hope for her recovery. it is said.
 } City Confectionery Cabaret Now oper There was a formal opening of the City Confectionery cabaret last Sat. urday evening and a large crowd at tended. Ar. Waidrop. the proprietor has also leased the Herzberg hall sac will give dances there regularly this winter.
 5 Visit ScottsdaIe Sunday AIr- and Mrs. l.. A. Talbott and 1 daughter, Reba. visited in Scotsdals 7 Sunday.
 Regular Meeting of K. P.s l There will be a regular meeting o' l the K. r. lodge Tuesday evenine 2 Grand Chancellor. J. c. Gilbert will h. Q present and all the members are urgee to be present. Visiting Knights vel
 come.
 Have Picnic e The Kyrene Sunday school had : I picnic last Saturday on the lawn a : the Niels Peterson home. There wa n the usual amount Of good things | : eat and everyone had a jolly gloo : time.
 n One of Americas greatest sculpto:ri | Edwin Dallin, was once a wheelbag < t row boy in a Utah mine !. A fifty cent piece, worth a dollaf h to celebrate the tercentenary of tn y landing of the Mayflower, is now beinl