Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
HAYDEN TURNS OUT
 FUR ENTERTAINER

HAYDEN, Aug. 21-The entertain ment given under the auspices or the American Legion for the benefit or the Near East relief. was attended by large and appreciative audience. Special mention must be given the manager, w. G. Rosenbaum. for his efforts in securing the splendid pro gram. Each number was worthy or special mention Hayden is very for tunate to have such a large number of talented musicians and entertain CTS The program was as follows:
 Overture, orchestra; vocal solo. Mrs. II. H. Oxnam; piano accompanlment' T. H. Oxnam; piano and violin ouet' Miss Virginia Mcdonald, Miss Daisy Metcalf; piano solo, Miss Audrey Ef- lis; reading, Mrs. George Sabean; Se- lection, orchestra; xylophone solo, Dr. B. E. Phillips: vocal solo. Mrs E. F. Janney; piano accompaniment, Mrs. w. T. Mcdonald; comedy selections. male quinete; piano solo, Mrs. Hugo Scherzer; comedy hits. William Cor thay: a. bit of jazz Mrs. E. F. Janney, c. w. Christensen. Dr. 5. E. Phllllps' selection. orchestra.
 The male quintet consisted of B. F. Blacknan, W. M. Hall, R. C. Turley, G. w. Sabean, T. H. Oxnam. The or chestra consisted of H. A. Pruetz, vio- lin: Mrs B. H. Fellows, piano; J. Gar rison, cornet; R. c. Hurley, trombone; GO. clarinet.
 Mir. and Mrs Miner and daughter of Indiana are visiting Mrs. G. A. Smith. Mrs. Joe Porter and son, Joe jr., who have been spending the sum mer in Los Angeles, will return home this week.
 William Fenton has resigned his po- sition with the Ray Con and has gone l to Globe to make his home. frnrf New York, where he and his family | have been for several months. MT Gould expects his family here in about 1 three weeks.
 A. H. Hoffman of Los Angeles, rep
 resenting the Manganise steel and
 railroad car brake shoe. is in the city l this week.
 The bible class met with Mrs. G | M Sabean last Friday. At the close
 of the meeting the ladies surprised Mrs. Sabean with a handkerchiei
 shower. Each handkerchief was ac-
 companied with a short expression o1 regret of Mrs. Sabean's early depar-
 ture from the camp.
 Mrs. Gaylord Watson and son Rob. ert are expected home the first of the l week.
 Anna Mayse has returned from 2 visit to Phoenix.
 Mrs. Bacatt, who has been visiting
 her sister. Mrs. Carter. left this weel for Hurley to visit her mother. | Samuel Tarbet returned Monda, 1 from the coast. He reports that h' bought home near Los Angeles whil, I there.
 E. A. Hurst left this week for tn,
 coast His family will join him a | Maricopa and accompxny him. c. E. Laird left fSf Phoenix Monday
 Mrs. Laird will toin him on her return from San Antonio, Tex, and they vii
 spend a week in Phoenix. 1 Senator Mulford Winsor was wis | itor to the city this week. | David Cole, former superintendent of the Ray Con, visited the Fay fam l fly the past week.
 I w. H. Walker made business trii to Phoenix this week.
 Deputy Sheriff Gilmer visited Phoe 1 nix Monday.
 l Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Grainge and sor 1 left this week for visit to Humbold l and Prescott.
 | Charles Tweed is spending his va
 cation in Los Angeles.
 Edward Hughes, county assessor o
 CochiSe county, was visitor in tn city this week. MT. and Mrs E. c. Moore returne Wednesday. from a months visit to Je rome and Phoenix. Smiling Bill Corthay and his sister in-law, Miss Haggerty, left Saturda for Los Angeles, where Miss Haggert will enter the movies. The high winds of last week par tially unroofed the grandstand of tt ball park.
 A. C. Dotta left Monday for Los Ar geles. He will spend a few days \ Mesa en route. Joseph H. Kerr and Roger H. Mil have returned from their vacatio spent at Summerhaven. Mrs w. H. Walker and son Fred IT turned Thursday from a few da. spent at Mesa. Mir and Mrs. George Howard are e,