Arizona republican., 1920-07-21
QUARTERLY SESSION IF MORMON CHURCH
 AT MESA SATURDAY

MESA, July 2I.-Attended by off cials of the church at Salt Lake City and of the various stakes in Arizona, the quarterly conference of the Latter Day Saints church will be held in Mesa next Saturday and Sunday Word is expected today from Salt Lake as to who will comprise the party of dele gates from the mother church to the conference.
 As a particular feature to the con- ference, a pageant representing the history of the Mormon church is being arranged to be given on the opening day Some 300 children will partici- pate in it's presentation, D. Dudley Jones, who recently assisted in the of- fering of the same pageant at Provo, Utah. being in charge of the work. Commencing with the opening ses- sion at 10 o'clock Saturday morning, three meetings are to be held on Sat- urday and three again on Sunday, all at the l.. ID. $. auditorium here. Dur ing the intermission between the Sat urday morning and afternoon session the elders will be guests of the saints at luncheon, and during the evening recess a missionary appreciation en- tertainment will be given at the au- ditorium- Other features are being ar ranged for the Sunday recess periods.
 StapIey Company Outing
 Varying from their customary indoor
 
 the o. S. Stapley company stores in Mesa, Chandler and Glendale yesterday evening assembled at Riverside park in Phoenix for an outing as guests of the firm. Families of employees of the firm joined in the party and partook of the luncheon, swimming. dancing and other entertainment provided for the occasion.
 Depart For Prescott
 Arthur c. Woods and his sister NN z md ha1 a~ to leave this morning for Prescott for short visit with their parents. MT. and Mrs. C. B. Woods who are sum mering in the Mile High city.
 Play Winner Take All
 Nothing short Of Central Arizona league ball will be played in Mesa to- morrow afternoon, for the Stapley and Glendale teams, with one game each to their credit. are pitted against each other in the decisive battle for blood, and winner take all of the gate re- ceipts. That Glendale is enlisting the aid of the best ball players available is understood locally and StapeyS are not overlooking any bet to put the best team in the field that can be rounded up. The game is to be played here Thursday afternoon in observance Of the weekly half holiday.
 At the ajestic
 His Official Fiancee," featuring Vii vian Martin, is to be presented at the A comedy, Secret Society" and Bray Photograph is also on the program.
 Legion PostPones Meet
 The watermelon feed and accom- panying sports program originally scheduled to be held this evening by the Mesa post of the American legion has been postponed until week from tonight The affair is to be given or that date on the lawn at the Episcopa guild hall, and in addition to the en tertainment provided by the committe' - in charge a short business session vii be held at that time to elect delegate. to the state convention to be held il Globe on Aug g. 10 and II.
 Returns From Canyon
 Miss Wilma Motley of the force a the city hall has returned from he two weeks vacation, which was spen at the Grand Canyon and other point in the northern part of the state.
 Carriers Melon Feed
 Republican carriers of the south sid last evening joined with the entire car rier staff of the Republican in a bi watermelon feed and program of sport at Eastlake park in Phoenix Russe Kesterson and DeMotte Pomeroy at tended from Mesa and Arthur and Eos ter Brosius and Stanley and Charle Churchill from Tempe.
 From Phoenix
 Bert Clingan of Phoenix was vis {. itor in Mesa yesterday afternoon in tn interests of the Good Roads assocla ton.
 Groom Is Advertising
 Carbed in a pair of pajamas gaudil decorated with advertising appropriat 10 the occasion, Jesse J. Kiple, who's marriage to Miss Hazel Gill occurre last week. was shown the time of h life on Monday night by mercile' friends. After parading him over a Mesa the young man was taken Riverside park in Phoenix, where Il dance floor was cleared and the O.