Arizona republican., 1920-04-20
CHANDLER CLUB n
 HOLD BIG CARNIVAL

CHANDLER, April 19.-At the an 'nual meeting of the local Woman $ club on Wednesday afternoon. con up for discussion. The date for the street carnival was set for Friday, Apr. 50 At that time the ladies of the club plan to hold one of the most unique entertainments that has ever been held here- Among the features will be a comedy street parade side shows, ana everything The proceeds will go to the building fund, which is steadily climbing live wire committee has charge of the carnival, with Mrs. F. F. BIrridSe as chairman, the other mem bers being Mesdamcs Melton N. Rice, Richard E. Singleton and Joe Ricl1el.
 It was decided to entertain the hus- hands of the ladies early in May at a party.
 A varied program was enjoyed. Miss Dorothy Gray sang two numbers, ac- companied at the piano by Mrs. Jor- dan. Miss Marian Sanders gave 9 reading, while Miss Ida Calaya. the Spanish teacher. contributed two most charming Spanish dances. She was accompanied at the piano by Miss Dor othy Moore.
 The following new members were taken in: Mrs. J. H. Dobson. Mrs. D. A. Keener Mrs. A. T. Gregg. Mrs. Oris Holdren and Miss Esther Peterson
 Local Man a Benedict
 A pretty romance eliminated We'd neSday afternoon when Miss Rena Maitland, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Alexander Maitland of Negaunee, Mic!a, became the bride of Wayne Heffner, one of the owners of the Chandler Ga rage The young people left Thursday morning via auto to Tucson and other points on a short honeymoon.
 Miss Maitland has been a San Mar cos guest for the past three seasons, coming here with her parents. She first met MT. Heffner when he took her party in one of the garage cars on the various side trips to visit the scenic places of interest for which Arizona is noted. On Wednesday the young peo- p1e went to Phoenix and were married by Dean Scarlett at the Trinity Pro- Cathedral. The wedding party was composed of the following: Mrs. Malt land, the brides mother. her sister, Mrs. Farrell of Los Angeles, and the bride groom's parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Heffner.
 The bride has made many friends during her visits here. Her father spent several weeks here this winter He is a prominent banker of Michigan and owns iron mines near Negaunee-
 Mir. Heffner has lived here in Chand- Ter for many years and is known prac- ticaI1y by every resident He was a member of the American Expeditionary I the artillery. He is decidedly popular and thoroughly liked by every one. The hundreds. of friends of the newly welded couple wish them a long life of happiness and prosperity.
 I. O. o. F. Delegates
 Messers D. H. Pifer and J. S. Thomas departed for Tucson on Sunday night as delegates of the local lodge at the | annual convention to be held in that | town
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 Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard | university. one of the foremost educa- | tors of the United States, will visit | here on Saturday, April A, and make | a short address, His theme will be Afooseheart
 Chandler to Celebrate Eighth Birthday
 At a meeting of the chamber of commerce on Thursday morning, it was decided to arrange for a celebration of | the eighth anniversary of the towns birth, which will be May IT. Invita- tions will be extended to the whole Salt lRiver valley to join in having a good ! ine. Among the features will be In- sfian sports, while other unique fea- z 4tures will be on the program. The Chandler Arizonan will issue it's tecond anniversary edition that date. End it is expected to be larger than Ehe last one.
 Another matter taken up by the d. .-ectors was that an effort be made to lecture an amusement park here so that the residents may be able to enjoy themselves at home instead of being compelled to journey to other parts of the valley for recreation. A swim ming pool, dance platform and other attrac- tions are wanted. Those interested in the plans are asked to confer With Secretary Pickrel1.
 A membership drive for the commer- |. ciaI body is also being arranged, the committee being composed of George F. Taylor, chairman; Dr. F. C. Jordan, :. A. Meyer. C. R. Gordon, H. D. Clark and J Allen A committee was also named to attend the court house meet ing in Phoenix on Monday
 Resident Leaves
 George F. Taylor of the Entrekin Realty company here. will leave about the middle of May to establish offices in the Holbrook fields for the selling Of oil leases. Mir Taylor will have charge of about 30. 900 acres of land in the , heart of the district and will take his famfly with him. They will return home : in the fall
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