Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
TICKETS s2 AT. DINNER GIVEN II. GEN. PERSH|NG
Two Hundred Can Attend This Function at t h e Woman's Club = Names Will Be Selected by Drawing Tuesday

Applications in writing, accompa- nied by check for s2, for plates at the dinner to be given General John J. Pershing, January 30. may be sent to the secretary at the Phoenix Cham Der of Commerce. IS announced yes terday by the Pershing committee.
 If there are more applicants re- ceived than applicants can be seated at the tables in the Woman's club, where the dinner is to be held at 6 o'clock, names will be selected by drawing. This drawing will take place at noon. Tuesday. It is stated that it will be possible to accommo- date about 200 at the dinner.
 pr. A. NJ. Tuthill, chairman of the Pershing committee. yesterday an- nounced the completion of the general program, which is as follows:
 The governor, mayor, chairman of the board of supervisors, president of the Phoenix chamber of commerce. and Dr. Tuthill, chairman of the commit tee, will meet General Pershing upon the arrival of his train at Glendale. There will be stop of ten minutes general will make brief address.
 Train Arrives at 9:20 a. m.
 The train bearing General Pershing will reach the station in Phoenix at 9:20 o'clock a. m Friday, January. 30.
 The parade. under the auspices of
 
 depot and traverse the principal busi- ness streets, ending at the city hall plaza, where the general will address the ex-service men and all others who wish to attend this meeting.
 Five minute addresses of welcome will be delivered at the plaza by Gov ernor Campbell in behalf of the people of Arizona by H. K. Bowen. chairman of the board of supervisors in behalf of the county, and by Mayor Corpsteln in behalf of the city. Dr. Tuthill will introduce General Pershing.
 Following the city hall plaza meeting the general will be taken by automo- bile to the high school, the Monroe and Adams street schools, where he will speak. Superintendent John D. Loper will have all the school children in the city assembled at these schools. A five minute address will be made at each school
 Luncheon by Red Cross
 Shortly before noon General Persh- ing will go to the state Capitol, where he will make return call of courtesy upon the governor.
 Under the auspices of the Red Cross the distinguished visitor will be ten dered reception and luncheon at the Woman's club at noon. where he will be introduced by Roy s. Goodrich. president of the Central Arizona cnap- ter of the organization.
 Starting at o'clock D. m., a trip through the south side will be made visiting Tempe and Mesa, and return Ing by the northern route to Phoenix. The dinner at the Womans club at o'clock. at which only men will be present. will be the next feature on the program. Justice A. C. Baker of the Arizona supreme court will intro duce General Pershing at this dinner
 The final event of the busy day will be the mass meeting at the high school auditorium at o'clock There the general will be introduced by Webb Griffen, president of the Phoe- nix chamber of commerce.
 Women's Opportunity
 Concerning the reception and luncheon. Roy $. Goodrich gives out the following statement:
 Opportunity will be given to the women of Phoenix and Maricopa county >to meet General Pershing at a buffet luncheon and reception to be given under the auspices of the Red Cross in honor of General Pershing and his party at the Women's club January 90, from 12:45 to ? D. ID.
 The sale of tickets at 75 cents each for this luncheon will start at the Red Cross. chamber of commerce building at o'clock Monday morning. January 26. The number of tickets will be lm- fted to the capacity of the club
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