Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
ANNUAL BOUQUET BY PARENTS |S SUCCESS
 CHILDREN TO THEIR

MESA, Nov. 22.-The annual ban quets and social meetings given by the sons and daughters to the fathers and mothers were held Monday night by the First and Third wards of the Latter Day Saints church. Both gath erings were largely attended and most enjoyable times were passed.
 The First ward young people en- tertained for their parents in the basement of the church. A sump- tuous dinner was served early in the evening, followed with a social pro- gram of games, story telling, speak ing and other events.
 The Third ward entertainment was held in the l.. D. $. auditorium, where dinner was served and the so- cial time passed. Pledges of service to one another were offered by both the sons and daughters and fathers and mothers, and all agreed to make life more worth while for the other members of their families. Specia, songs in honor of their parents were sung by both the boys and girls. Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. Alton Peterson and Vern Riggs. Speaking, basketball for the young people and other events were also on the program.
 The annual banquets to the parents aIc DelnR ODSGIhSd Dy dll Ol lliC wards at this season of the year, both the Second and Fourth wards having their events scheduled for early dates.
 Death of Ellsworth Child
 Lamar Ellsworth, 10-year- r-old son of MT. and Mrs. Leo Ellsworth, died early Tuesday morning at the family home in Peoria from what was said to be diphtheria. The remains were brought to Mesa and funeral services will be conducted at the grave in the Mesa cemetery at 10 o'clock Wednes- Aay morning. MT. and Mrs. ELS worth are former residents of Mesa, btu are now located on a ranch at Peoria.
 K. P. Anniversary Celebrated
 The twenty-s second anniversary o1 the establishment of the Knights of Pythias order in this locality was ob- served by Damon lodge No. 1s Knights of Pythias, and the Pythian Sisters. at a joint social meeting held in the K. P. hall Monday night. More than 200 attended the affair. in addi- tion to the local members, there being present representatives of the Phoe- nix. Tempe and Chandler Pythian or.ders. Dokies with their caps and whistles were much in prominence Aling the evening and did much to create interest and enthusiasm for the D. O. O. K. ceremonial that will be staged in Mesa on the second Monday night in December
 Dancing held sway throughout the evening, with cards and other enter tainments on the program. A partic- ularly interesting address was g1ver by the Rev. Francis Bloy, who talked of the value of Pythian membership and the growth the order has made since it's founding. Refreshments were served late in the evening.
 Girls to Conduct Sales
 Members of the Camp Fire Girl: have been working hard this weel in preparation for their cooked foot and candy sales to be conducted Wednesday at the R. E. Steele groc cry and the A. & B. grocery Pies cakes. bread and edibles, togethe with dainty candies of many varietie have been prepared for the sales.
 "The Cradle of Courage" at Majestic
 The fighting front Of France wa the Cradle of Courage" in whicl many brave American soldier dis covered his own moral value. A least "Square" Kelly. a San Francisc safecracker, did. He reformed an Joined the police force to wage relentless fight against crime. Ho' successful he was in this as well in the game of love, is admirably ue picted in William $. Hart's lates i photoplay. 'sThe Cradle of Courage, which will be displayed at the Majes tie Wednesday and Thursray.
 All Set for Football Contest
 Nightly workouts are part of tn high schools training schedule tn, week in preparation for their tuss with the Tucson high boys here 0 Thanksgiving day afternoon. IT eridiron battle promises to be II keenest of the season and the loci boys are hopeful of putting victor over on the Old Pueblo lads. Mesa team has been shaken up bit sin1 the Saturday game. with promise { a stronger lineup. The Tucson boy are expected to arrive in Mesa Thuri Cav morning and following the game here in the afternoon will ] guests of the Mesa team at II Thanksgiving day dance in the aud torium that night.
 Moved in From Gilbert
 MT. and Mrs. T. F. Burns ha'