Arizona republican., 1921-03-07
Netus From, Hayden

HAYDEN. March 1.-The ladies smoker given under the auspices of the Nocyar club last Saturday. at the club house was the best varied program ever staged in Hayden. Every num- Der was a credit to the performer ana every performer an artist in his or her line. The building was packed with people; the program was two hours and a half long, but the hearty applause of the audience bore no trace of wear1- ness Doughnuts, cider and coffee were served after the entertainment
 The program rendered was as fol- lows:
 Overture, Martha, Nocyar club sym phony orchestra, Mir. Pruetz, conductor Lovie Dovie dance, Miss Marguerite Owens, Miss Riser at piano. Washington minuet, eight school children, Miss Dennis at piano. Pianologue, Miss Kelly. Vocal selection with violin accom- paniment, Mrs. T. H. Oxnam. Cuisine symphony. The Phinney Troupe.
 Violin solo, Mrs. Mills, accompanied I by Mrs. Janney
 1 Musical reading. When Grandma Was a Girl" Mrs. Lansing. Automatic quartet, Tom Oxnam anc company.
 | Ethel Brands, Miss Adela Larona al piano.
 l Vocal selection with orchestra ac- compartment, "Carrisima," Mrs. Prutz
 Orchestra selection from Faust, Noc' var club symphony orchestra. Cornet solo, Fred Alden.
 Vocal selection, Mrs. Janney. accom- panied by Miss Kelley.
 Boxing, two school girls, Griffith special
 ' Boxing, Mexican boys.
 The Nocyar club will open the ten his court for the season with a "Wli'
 West Dance" on the evening of Marci F. A five piece orchestra will furnlsl
 the music and all are invited to appea
 dressed in the western style of '49.'
 Saturday night about S:3o, Henr.
 McGoyern and wife and children ant 1. their guests, Mrs Red Long Nand Mrs N. Pierson, were motoring toWar' Cooks lake when a MT. Scott of Tue
 son, coming toward them, ran int
 them and overturned the car. Mrs
 Pierson suffered a badly cut knee; Nil | McGovern escaped with few ba ! bruises and the others were unin1ure6 ! Both cars were pretty badly smashe up and were brought in for repairs. Mrs. Joe Porter gave party at he home last Saturday afternoon in homo
 Of Miss Vadis Farmer, celebrating he
 eleventh birthday. About 25 chfldre , were entertained during the afternoon
 Popcorn and peanuts were served, an
 later cocoa cake and candy.
 The love of sport and the Joy (
 giving were both exemplified by Hay
 den people at the benefit dance give
 in behalf of the public school Nlctrol
 fund at the Taylor Hatch hall Frlda night. A large and merry crowd CT t joyed the evening and & neat sum ~s s realized
 s MT. and Mrs. George Robson enter 3 tained at a dancing party for nun f, Der of their friends last Wednesde s evening" The music, refreshments ar n good time long will be remembered n the 25 guests present k Mrs. F. D. Raley entertained in hon' g of her Sunday school class Wednesds y evening. The boys and girls express' s their appreciation of the games ar n refreshments enjoyed, by voting her l. delightful hostess.
 Grand Chancellor J. A Gilbert of u h Knights of Pythias. will make his 0 h ficial visit to Copper City Lodge N 1T 32 Monday night, March ' Membe
 of the order In Hayden promise hi = 6 warm reception. il F. A. Shimmen left Friday to acce
 position at Hurley, New Mexico. r. A daughter was born to MT. al Y Mrs. Sipriano Valasques February
 MT. and Mrs. Simon Ynigues are t le proud parents of son born Febr d aTv 27.
 B Ross Hill was in Phoenix on busine le this week.
 Mrs. T. H. Dennis visited the sta
 apital the early part of the week. er Karrie Jacobson is very ill wi
 rheumatic fever.
 MT. Kelley of the Knight Thomps