Arizona republican., 1921-09-06

ter season at her home studio, SIS West Roosevelt street.
 ROYAL NEIGHBORS TO MEET The Royal Neighbors will meet to- morrow evening at k. of F. hall. A large attendance is desired. A com mitte on refreshments has been ap- pointed
 RETURNS FOR BAKER FU- NERAL-Walter Bennett, who has been spending his vacation in Los Angeles, resumed to Phoenix to at tend the funeral of Judge Albert c. Baker Judge Baker was a former law partner of Mir Bennett
 RETURN FROM COAST-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bennett have returned to Phoenix after months visit on the coast. They came home by way of the Parker cutoff.
 HALLORAN STILL ILL-John F. Halloran, foreman of The Republican press room, who returned a week ago from Prescott where he was spend ing his vacation, is still quite i'll and confined to his bed
 ALUMNI lUNCHEON-The Rap pa Alpha Theta alumni club will meet at the Ranch House for a luncheon at 1 o'clock tomorrow after noon. All Thetas in the city are in vited to attend. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Henry Mill CT, S941.
 HERE FROM MELTON = Mir and Mrs. A. B. Chaney of Wellton, AriZ., who have just returned to this city from a trip to Prescott, are now the guests of MT. and Mrs. F. H. Sellner, 330 Willow avenue, for a few days before leaving for their home in Wellton.
 WARDEN RYNNING HERE = Capt. Thomas H. Rynning, warden of the state prison, was among the out side state officials who were in at tendance at the funeral of Judge Baker yesterday. Captain Rynning will remain in the city two or three days on matters connected with the prison.
 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING The regular meeting of the executive board of the local council of the Par ent- Teacher association is tomhe held at the chamber of commerce on Fri day afternoon at o'clock. An out line of the years work will be pre- sented and discussed. All members of the. board are requested to be present.
 FARM BUREAU TO MEET-The Washington district farm bureau will meet at the Washington school this evening at S:30 o'clock. c. c. Cragin general superintendent of the Water Users association, will address the | meeting on the subject of Cave creek | flood control The public is cordially invited to attend, and especially per- sons living in the flood district are i urged to be present. Other speakers | will appear on the program. WoMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETS | The Woman's auxiliary of the Amer l ican Legion will hold the initial meet i ing of the season at the legion head i quarters on North Seventh avenue al | o'clock tomorrow night. It will bt preceded by a meeting of the execu- l tive committee at 7:30 o'clock. A: l important work for the entire wintel will be planned all members art urged to be present.
 l .KlWANlS LUNCHEON TODAY l Featured by the presentation to th' l club of four new members and shor | talks by the older members concern
 ing their past history, today's meet I ing of the Kiwanis club promises tt | be one of the most interesting Of th'
 summer. and a particular invitation l is extended to all the members Of th | club to be present when the gave I falls at 12:15 o'clock. The four neV I members are Milton P. Smith, E. : I Clark. E. A. Mcdonald and John ID I Bayless. who will be welcomed t I the club and made to feel at home Il I the way that Kiwanis has made fam
 ous. Leigh Ford will be chairman Q the day, and Tasso Coe will give tn' attendance prize.