Arizona republican., 1921-12-07

night in the club rooms to consider certain phases of the celebration. | bers urging their presence at the meeting
 Musicale on December IA The Musicians club of Mesa is arranging for the third of it's series of musical events to be given in the high school auditorium on the night of December fl, Walter Hastings Olney. soloist; Mrs. Dwight Easley l reader, and William Orth, pianist, all instructors at the Arizona School of Music in Phoenix, will appear on
 the program The first two events under the clubs auspices this season 1 were successful in every respect and met with such commendation that even more interest is manifested in |. the coming event. Certain expenses
 are being borne by the club in its
 presentation of the musical attrac-
 tions and for this reason q small ad-
 mission charge will be made for the
 event on December II. The first two
 events were free.
 To Give Bridge Tea
 The women of St. Marks Epis-
 copal such guild will hold their
 monthly bridge tea in the guild hall
 Thursday afternoon at 2:30. An inn
 portant business meeting will pre-
 cede the playing.
 Premier Artists Attraction
 The Premier Artists will appear in
 the high school auditorium Wednes-
 day night as an event. on the Ly- ceuTn course. In the company are Ruth Younge, soprano; May Beale, contralto; Charles Nicholson, tenor; Carroll Ault. bass; Dolores Ellen berger, accompanist. Each member
 of the company is said to be a solo, ist of ability with particular train- ing on this unusual program. In every arrangement, solo, duo, trio and ensemble. throughout a varied and l comprehensive program the finesse | and artistry of individual and com pany are marked.
 Garcia Pleads Not Guilty Guadalupe Garcia was arrajgned 1 before Justice of the Peace R. A. Kingsbury Tuesday morning to an- l swer to a charge of assault with a l deadly weapon with intent to kill. | He pleaded not guilty to the charge, 1 claiming he acted in sef-defense. and | will remain in jail pending his pre- l liminary hearing. Garcia is alleged to have inflicted three knife wounds | on the person of R. Morrison in an l encounter which occurred at Nor | rison's ranch southeast of Mesa last l Saturday evening.
 Play T. N. s. Friday l Mesa high school athletes are busy | on the basketball court this week 1 in preparation for the opening of l their season Friday night, when they
 meet the Tempe Normal quintet in l the local auditorium. At meeting
 of the boys this week Jess Skousen was elected team captain. Men l trying out for the team include Spils- l bury Ruse, Smith, Robinson, Guth- rie and Lisonbee. Robinson was one of Gilbert high schools crack men l last season and made the all-state | team. The normal is said to have | a strong lineup this year and the | local team is working hard at prac-
 tice to be ready to start the season | out with victory.
 Fire in Orange Blossom An alarm of fire was turned in 1 shortly before s o'clock Tuesday
 morning from the Orange Blossom, where a faulty stove started con- l flagration. A large plate glass win
 dow was broken from the combus-
 ton and the framework caught fire
 Chemical and water used by the fire department extinguished the blaze l before much damage had been done
 Banquet Tickets Out 1 Tickets for the D. O. O. K. ban- l quet to be held Monday night in -on- l junction with the Dokey ceremonial | are being handled for sale by mem- bers of the various Knights of Pyth- l ias lodges in the valley. The ban | quet will be an elaborate affair, ac- cording to the committee, and will be | one of the principal features of the 1 evening" Robert Krause, chef at the l rr-sll laor lc | the meal which will be served, ac- cording to present plans, in the guild l hall.
 "Joy Nightv at High School | Mesa high school will celebrate it's l annual joy night" Saturday even l ing. Glasses and committees are hard 1 at work this week on the event and 1 promise to make it a bigger success 1 than ever before. A monster street 1 parade early Saturday night will be | one of the features of the program, I after which the festivities will be 1 staged in the high school building. I Returns to Daily
 l Announcement was made in the | Tuesday issue of the Mesa Daily Tribune of it's return to the daily field, effective with that issue. The 1 Tribune has been issued semi weekly | for some months past. 1 Doushnut Dances The Mutual Improvement associa- | tions of the second and third wards will entertain at a doughnut dance to be given Wednesday evening in | the L. D. $. auditorium.
 Southside Theaters Today Majestic, Mesa-Cecil B. DeMille's ] production, Why Change Your l Wife?" featuring Thomas Meighar | and Gloria Swanson. Pathe News. l Tempe-Billie Burke in 'The l Frisky Mrs. Johnson" Western, l "The V That Vanished"
 Chandler-".Treasure Island" all star cast.
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