Arizona republican., 1920-05-21
POPULAR COUPLE IF
 TEMPE ARE MARRIED

TEMPE, May 21-Miss Stella Botter- bush and A. C. Butler were united in marriage yesterday morning at II o'clock by a justice of peace in Phoe- nix. The bride is q very popular and well known young woman of this place, coming here about three years ago from Chicago. During this time she has been an employe of inc Mountain State Telephone company, two of the three years she has been chief oper- ator and will be greatly missed from her post as she was always of a cheer full disposition and giving excellent service to every patron. The groom IS a returned soldier and is now employed as chief operator of the Crosscut power plant Mr. anl Mrs. Butler will make their home in the residence on the hill just on the other side of the Tempe bridge
 cold~ell- Smith
 The many friends of Miss Nora Cold we'll and Jack Smith of this place wilt be surprised to learn of their marriage which took place in Phoenix, Feb 2S No one was aware of the marriage un- til last week, when it leaked out through friends Mrs. Smith lived here for a number Of years with her parents and is well known among the younger set. Mir Smith has been in Tempe about two years. coming here from l Texas and has won a host of friends
 Senior Day At Fl9n SCnoot
 The seniors, assisted by the mem bers of the junior class and faculty of 1 the high school, had one of those very best times of my whole life' Thurs day At 1 o'clock the class prophecy which was read b. q member Of tie junior class last Friday night was acted out by the seniors. The senior Dennant and colors were hoiste to the flagpole and from there to the electric W ires attached to the building, ther the juniors were challenged to get 1t down. After much desperate thinking on Ilse part Of the juniors, they decide3 to ger guns and by this means the pennant was shot to the ground among much < rushing and fun The class will was read with great deal Of amusement on account of a very wittily gotten up will by one of the seniors. A very ! accurate class history was also read.
 At the conclusion of this frolic, a ! representative of the senior class pre- sented very pretty and useful gifts to Prof. Shirely, MT. Row and Miss I SpragJe. showing their esteem and ap- i precfation for the very hearty CO., operation received from them during the time they have been with them and for the splendid work done by Miss Sprague in coaching them for the class play.
 Another happy feature Of the day was the trip made to Riverside park by the juniors. seniors and faculty. In the course of the afternoon and even 1 ing some enjoyed swimming. others q l picture show and other various amuss- ] ments. returning home late in the 1 evening. day never to be forgotten ! was spent by all.
 Tempe Boy Wins Honors l At the AL Southwestern meet which 1 was held in Tut son last Saturday, Cor l don Goodwin a Tempe boy and grad ] nate of the Normal school broke the ( Tar r nd Hfl-K Fn ] This meet is held annually in some or l the various southwestern states ana this year several Arizona ooys broke l the ll-Southwestern in various feats'
 Left for East
 Mrs Fannie C. South, who has been making her home with her sister. Mrs. H. c. Corsen, left Wednesday evening for various eastern points, where she 1 will spend the summer months, visit ing friends an5 relatives. She ex- ! pects to return to Tempe in the fall
 Farewell Dinner
 Mrs. C. H. Prather was the honor ! guest at a farewell dinner which was ! given by the ladies of the Christian ! church yesterday There was a large crowd of young and old who enjoyed 1 the day and a most delicious dlhher
 Goes to Coast
 Rev. T. O. Douglas left last Sunday evening with his sister. Miss Stella Iartlet for Claremont. Caiif-, where she will enter a sanitorlum on account or in health Word has been received from Rev. Mr. Douglas stating that Miss Bartlet stood the trip well and was feeling fairly well. Rev Mir. Doug las will return before Sunday.
 Varnums Move
 Lieut. and Ms. F.. R. Narnum- who have just recently completed a home on East Seventh street. will now move to Mesa Mr Narnum has been em- ploved by the Southwest Cotton co.
 Here From Ohio
 MT. and Mrs St0n of Bellevue, O,