Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
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BRIDGE TEA-The Harmony club Will give a social bridge tea next Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
 EXPRESS REGRET-Deep regret over the death of Roy W. Hales, :; well known local realty man, was eN pressed yesterday by the Maricopa County Real Estate Board.
 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Preaching service at II a. m., sermon by the Rev. J. H. Hahn. Evening ser vice at 7:45 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. H. B. Behrman.
 UNDELNERED TELEGRAMS- The local Western Union office is holding telegrams for c. N Knight +. Davidson, Eliza Overly, w. H. Mo kean and M w. Faherty
 GRANTED DIVORCE-On grounds of deseEtion, Violet J. Salzgerber yes terday was granted decree of di- vorce from John. L. Salzgerber by Judge Jenckes
 GLOVE FOUND A woman s brown leather glove was left at the office of the county jailer recently The owner may have the glove by calling and identifying it.
 HAS NEW DAUGHTER-O. w. Kramer, formerly of The Republican stereotyping department and brother Oi Ill., w. M IOCd1 attorney, mas. sent word to Phoenix friends of the arrival in his family of an eight pound daughter, Marie.
 OPENS GROCERY-Charles E. Roberts has opened the Acme cash grocery store at Twenty second ave- nue and Buckeye road on the cash and carry plan. The store began operations last Thursday.
 IS HOSTESS-Miss Amanda Chin gren was hostess at a luncheon at her home at 109 East Mckinley street last Thursday Her guests included Mrs. Roland Dryer and her sister Miss Wright of Rochester, N. T., and Mrs. R. D. Welch.
 WILL ARRIVE TODAY - Mrs Rachel Colby of Columbus. O.. who has been spending the winter with her sister, Mrs. B. F. Green. at Casa Blanca, Ontario, Cal. will arrive here today for a short visit as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank R. Stewart of North Central avenue before going to Vancouver.
 GRAND MATRoN HERE-Mrs James Whetstine of Prescott, grane matBon of the Order. of the Eastern Star, is making her annual visit to the various chapters of the state. She is spending the weekend in Phoenix, the guest of Judge and Mrs. Frank o Smith, on Monte Vista road.
 BEGINS ACTlON-Replevin ac- tion was begun in the superior court yesterday by May Carpenter for the recovery of a Stakeholder automobiles from P. K. Tregaskes, doing business as the Apache garage. The car is valued at S400, she says.
 DEPARTMENT TO MEET The ciyics education department of the Woman's club will hold a meeting Monday afternoon. A large atten- dance is desired. Mrs. J. l.. B. Alex ander and Mrs. William Gladford will be hoSteSSes at tea at 2:30 o'clock
 HELD FOR TRIAL - Harry A Thomas was held to answer to the superior court Friday afternoon by Justice Nat T. Mckee on a charge of embezzlement. He was committed to the county jail when he failed to fur nish bond of $500.
 INTERPRETATION COMMIT. TEE-The Phoenix Americanizatior committee will meet at o'clock to- mofrow night in the West Phoenix precinct court room, IT North Second avenue. The annual election of of ficers, a, report from the teacher ir charge of the night school and the | report of the new citizenship class will be features.
 ORDERS EQUITY SOLD = Judge Stanford yesterday ordered that the equity of ". P. Hart in a Studebakel automobile be sold by the sheriff Hart recently was sentenced by Judge 1 Stanford to serve a year in ths 1 county jail. in addition to a fine o l $500, on charge of transporting in toxicating liquor. He was arrested in Tempe with F cases of tequila il 1 the car.
 A. w. o. L. DINNER MONDAY 1 EVENiNG-The American Women l Overseas League will hold a dime 1 meeting at the Ranch House Monda, l evening at o'clock. Permanent of
 ficers of the organization will elected and a constitution adopted
 All women who served overseas wit
 the allied armies for a period of on
 month or more are eligible for mem
 bership and are invited to be presen
 at the meeting. Reservations may
 made by telephoning 3030 or 2744 be fore 10 o'clock Monday morning.