Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Ne.Ds From Hayden

IetIe, gave a mlScelldneOuS shower at her home in honor of her niece Mrs. V. E. Mcconnell of Phoenix, a recent bride. The rooms were beautifully dec- orated in red and white hearts, a large kewpie dressed as a bride formed the center of the festoons. Unique games of flowers and home helps were played. Mrs. Wm. Pratt and the guest of honor were the prize winners while the booby prizes were given to Miss Millie Li- borius and Mrs. Dutoon. Heart-shaped sandwiches, salad and coffee were served as refreshments while the bride was showered with beautiful gifts and hearts full of good wishes. As the guests departed they declared Mrs. Williams a most delightful hostess.
 On Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock the ladies of the Missionary society gathered at the home of Mrs. E. D. Raley laden with small bundles. At s o'clock the company knocked at the door of Mrs. Dent of Arizona ave- nue. They were admitted and the bum dies placed at the disposal of the hon. ored hostess. The contents of the bun- dles would have caused any stork to smile. Mrs. Dent expressed her thanks in cries of delight. The self-invited guests then served refreshments. A delightful evening was spent. The Woodman circle sprung a sur prise on the W. o. W.s at their meet | ing place last Wednesday evening by entering the ball laden with refresh ments. A good time was reported. A bonfire picnic on the river bank near Hayden Junction was a novel af- fair enjoyed by Mir. and Mrs. Arnold, Sam Williams. Miss Dorothy Follett, Mrs. V. E. Mcconnell Mir. and Mrs Carl Williams and daughter Lucille. w T. Macdonald and S. H. Snider oi Winkelman. accompanied by Mrs. Ross
 Hill and Mrs. John Grainge of Hayden and Mrs. Ruple of Winkelman, motored to Bisbee to attend the grand lodge
 Mesdames Hill and Grainge are dele
 gates to the grand chapter. Il Mrs J. W. Curley has returned te
 Hayden to live.
 Mrs. Jean Chitwood of Miami is vis-
 iting her mother. Mrs. Nancy E. Smith .. Miss Tessie Huff, who has been spend ing the past year with her sister. Mrs Epton of North Hayden. left on Tues day for Texas to join her father ant
 brother.
 F. W. Weaver took the train for Col ton Cal, last Wednesday for shor : visit.
 Miss Jennie Jacobson is i'll at he
 home on smelterside.
 Sam Williams and Miss Dorothy Fol lette motored to Tucson on Saturda. 5 where Miss Toilette took the train fo : Los Angeles.
 : c. W. F'ulkerson of El Paso. travel ! ing for the Krakaur Tark company visited here this week.
 The Sunday school of the Communit . church will give Valentine socia 2 Monday, Feb. IA. Plans are being mad !. for a good time.
 Supt. Miss Martha Heermans, an the Misses Ina Langridge and Thelm Dennis of the grammar school depart | ment were the guests of honor at
 Valentine luncheon given v the fit
 and sixth grade girls in the home eco tt monies department Wednesday morn - ing at 11:30 o'clock.
 n MT. and Mrs. Ray Himebaugh enter n tained at chicken dinner in honor ( e MT. and Mrs. w A. Walker and so ], Fred, Sunday at 30 ?. m. u MT. and Mrs. Pierson of Bensol e AriZ are visiting their son and famil y, Nathan Pierson of North Hayden.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Plotts enter al tained at a luncheon in honor of NJ
 NJ. A. Dart of Douglas.
 'r Rolly Mabry of Heyden Junction mo
 4 tored to Superior Saturday to sper r, the week end with his parents
 Mir. Broadbent has just returnt > from a business trip to Phoenix.
 Arbor day was fittingly observed r, the Hayden Junction school A pr,
 gram consisting of songs and recit; or tions was well rendered, after whit
 the children beautified the scho ed ground by planting trees. ct Through the courtesy of the Arizoi de Eastern Railway company, a splend on clay tennis court has been installed es Hayden Junction. The court is in u
 from the early hours in the morning { y, late in the evening and gives promi = of developing several good players. 1S A membership dance the first tf l6 year, was given at the Y. M. C.
 building last Friday night. The Philli )F' orchestra furnished the music and
 delightful time was enjoyed by all
 Mrs NJ. F. Weaver and granddaug IT, ter Irene left for Cotton, Californ of Feb. 5. Mrs. Weaver was called aw be to be with her mother who is very i'll ly Monday night, Cactus Temple No. ix, Order of Pythian Sisters. entertained 21. honor of Copper City lodge No. S2 at their hall. A lively game of progressi Till 500 was enjoyed by all. Lunch W as served at 1:30 and more good tin be were promised.
 Charles, the little son of MT and M try Fred Morris, underwent an operati
 on his throat last Monday. The lad
 said to be improvin
 ny. Mrs. Charles Tweed and children St Ray are spending the week with l
 parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Raley. led Mrs. Frank McQuiston returned fr' ms Tucson last Monday.
 Curtis Laird was called to the deat