Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
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 ELECT oFFIcERS-Nrs. c. W. Stewart was elected president of the auxiliary of Phoenix chapter of the Eastern Star at its meeting iii Masonic hall last Thursday night. Others elected were: Mrs. Fred l.. Gotten, vice president; Mrs. Alphon Stoner, secre- tary and Mrs. Lee J. Holzworth, treas-a urer. A social hour followed khe elec- ton.
 LYRIC CLUB MEETS-The Osborn Lyric club met in the studio of Walter Hastings Olney in the Arizona School of Music Friday evening. This new club is part of the music department of the osborn Womans club of which Mrs. Louis Ott is chairman. Mrs. Temple Emery was chosen president and Mrs. Grover c. Suggs secretary and treasurer. The club will meet in the Arizona School of Music every Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock The next meeting will be Tuesday, Jan uary H.
 REDUCED RATE-Those expecting to attend Farm and Home Week at the university at Tucson, January IT to p, inclusive, may secure reduced railroad rates. Full fare will be paid for the tickets to Tucson. which will be on sale from January 15 to 2l, in SA0SANG- <A AGNNApA AOA NAAC NAtfNCN SAiOhA0 be secured at the time the going ticket | is purchased. This receipt, signed at | the extension directors office at the university, may be presented to the | ticket office for the return ticket which will be sold at one-third fare. It IS necessary that 150 tickets be sold for this purpose in order that the rate may be effective.
 RETURNS FROM CoAsT-Mrs. T w. DeJong and her daughter, Miss Seema Dye. have returned from Los Ang eles. where the yspent the holidays | with MT. and Mrs. Amos Dye. | TO JEWELL MONUMENT-The tombstone of Mrs. Joseph H. Cohn, will be unveiled in the Jewish cemetery at 80 o'clock this afternoon. pr. Lik- naitz will officiate.
 w. O. w. NSTALLATlON-Th three-reel film of the Woodman play
 which was missent through the mails
 causing a postponement of the W. O. w. installation of officers, has been
 received by Sovereign Ellis and will be shown tomorrow evening. Tuesday night 1t will be presented in Glendale under the auspices of the Glendale W O. w. drill team.
 TO INSTALL OFFlCERS-Th,
 Young Mems Hebrew club will hold 1t:
 installation of officers Monday nigh at the K. P. hall, at o'clock. The in
 stallation will be in the form of ar open meeting followed by dance tt
 which all Jewish people are invited
 The club has been in existence ont
 year. starting with a membership o l, 30 it has increased it's membership t'
 70 since it's organization. It is organ . ized for the promotion of social ad
 vancement among the Jewish youns
 men of the community. It is hoped
 that every Jewish person will attend 2 the entertainment. A good time il l assured.
 3 FIGHTS 5oLSH HEVISM-Fredericl l NJ. Corcoran, a prominent New Yorl l speaker. will open an outdoor cam 8 paign against socialism here this week
 Mir. Corcoran has been fighting Marx
 ian socialism for a great many year
 and makes a speciality of debatini . with socialists and in answering ques tons fired at random Next Wednes f day evening he will speak at Wash
 ington and First streets on The Hid . den Dangers of Bolshevism." All ar ' cordially invited.
 REPRESENTATIVE ARRIVES = State Representative F. l.. Perry ar rived in the city from Globe yesterda
 bringing with him that glow of goo ' feeling which characterizes the fathe , of a new born ten-pound baby gir ] The addition to the family of the leg islator arrived Friday.
 1, SENATOR IN CITY-Senator F. Woodward arrived in the city yester
 day preparatory to beginning his du
 ties as legislator from Gila county.
 COMING TO CITY, Miss Juanit
 Vernez of warrensburg. Mo- sister
 Mrs. Joseph M. Holub, wife of loser
 M. Holub, assistant united States a
 torney, will arrive in Phoenix tn - week to spend a month with MT. ar w Mrs. Holub at their home at 9 North Fourth street.