Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
MASONIC BANQUET AND RECEPTION II
 TEMPE BIG SUCCESS

TEMPE. Oct. 29-The Masonic banquet and reception which took place Friday night was one of the most enjoyable affairs ever given in Tempe. About a hundred guests at tended, meeting at the Masonic hall at and going from there to the Nor nal dining hall, where a three course dinner was served. D. R. Van Petten presided as toastmaster and toasts were given by Dr. A. J. Math- ews, J. L. Felton and Dr. R. J. light. After inspecting the dining hall and kitchen, upon the invitation of pr. Mathews the party went back to the Masonic rooms, where a pleasant so- cial hour was enjoyed.
 Leaves for Kansas City
 Robert Finch, who was recently appointed by Governor Campbell to represent the Arizona American le- zion at the ceremony at the burial of the unknown dead. which will take place in Washington on Nov. II, left Friday for Kansas City where he will attend the annual convention of the American Legion before going on to Washington.
 Baby Boy
 Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Franklin are the parents of seven and one-hah pound baby boy born last Thursday. 
 Have Wiener Roast
 The children of the RohFig school district and their parents enjoyed a wiener roast at the school house Friday night. SThis is an annual Halloween affair with them and is looked forward to with much pleas ure by all the youngsters.
 Dance Great Success
 Among the pleasant social affairs given oo rha Cntt4be5f7a fi.=- the dance at the Kyrene school house Friday night, given under the aus pices of the Parent Teacher associa- ton of that district. About a hum dred people attended. Cake and cof- fee were served.
 Give Halloween Parties
 Lillian Gabbard and Marjorie Rob inson were hostesses at a masque- rade party given at the home of Miss Gabbard Friday night. The house was tastefully decorated in corn stalks. black cats. witches and other Halloween decorations. The party was opened by a ghost march which was followed by games and dancing Refreshments were served The guests list included Ruth Woods, Randolph Goodwin, Elizabeth Wam- sley, Lenore Brechan. Katherine Fogal, Dora Colcord, James FeltOn, Catherine Meredith, Elsie Austin, Katherine Henness, Robert Mullen John Curry, Edward Curry, Joseph Birchett. Gertrude Jones, Kenneth Clark, Bert Chilson. Harold Woolf and Eugene Adams.
 About 30 children of town were entertained at the Olive hotel on the same evening by Caroline Hiatt and Garland Woods Juanita O'Donnell 1 delighted the children by telling their fortunes in a witches costume. Ghost stories were told and several happy hours were spent playing games. Sandwiches, cookies and punch were served.
 Meeting of B. Y. P. U. There will be an important meet ing of the B. Y. P. U. Sunday night l at 6: 45. Everybody is urged to come.
 U. D. C. Ladies Meet The U D. c. ladies met at the | home of Mrs. G. F'rizzeil Friday aft l ernoon and spinedid program was given. Mrs. E. Mormon gave a very l fine talk on the life of Alexander II Stevens. the vice president of the ! confederacy.
 Methodist Church
 Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn | ing worship at II with sermon by the | pastor on Am I My Brothers Keep 1 CT" He will preach in the evening on Render Unto Caesar Those Things Which Are Caesars" Both l subjects are selected with reference | to the disarmament conference. The 1 Epworth league will have a debate | on this subject Sunday night: Be it resolved. that the coming conference l for disarmament should sit with open ! doors" The affirmative. Delta Fowl