Arizona republican., 1921-12-15

GRANTED DIVORCE = Mary M Russell yesterday was granted a de- cree of divorce from William J. Rus sell by Judge Jenckes. She charged desertion.
 GOES TO WINsLoW - Kate L. Bear, supervisor of home economies with the state department of voca- tional education, left yesterday for Wtnslow, where she will make a sur
 yey of the work in that district.
 CHlLOREN'S RECTAL - Young
 pupils in piano, violin, expression and dancing will present a public recital
 Saturday afternoon at the School 0 Music, beginning at o'clock. The public Is invited to attend
 MARRIED ON COAST - Word of the marriage in San Pedro December
 12 of Mrs. Julia Kasel and Fred Fer guson was received yesterday. Mrs
 Ferguson is well known here. and formerly was stenographer at Hage-
 mans. and also at the Southwestern | Surety company.
 COUNTRY CLUB BRIDGE TEA The Country club will give bridge tea Saturday afternoon with the fol- 1 lowing club members as hostesses: Mrs. Harry Robinson. chairman: Mrs. c. C. By, Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken. Mrs. J.
 J. Hallpran, Mrs. J. L. Borah and
 Mrs Herman Perry DeMund
 YEOMEN PLAY-with a cast of ! popular local amateurs, the play
 Miss Doulton's Orchard" and an at
 tractive curtain raiser "A Woman's
 No" will be given Monday evening at
 the Arizona School of Music for the
 benefit of the Yeoman lodge. Those
 who will take part in the play and
 sketch are Miss Marriott Fields. Miss , Alice Chapman, Miss Betty Palmer Miss Perl Marston. Miss Winne ! Hoopes. Miss Movie Taylor, Maxwell Harvey, Arley Hes and Will McFee. ) THESE WILL WED-Licenses ts marry were issued yesterday tc } Manuel Bannelos, 19. and Maria l Lugo, Is, both of Mesa: Jose Feliz
 21. and Maria Hernandez, 20, both o . Laveen; Refugio Zarote, 20. and Do. B lores Guichape. 26, both of Chandler l Owen Long, 30, and Florence Ryan ], 26, both of Phoenix; and 'Sisto Yer. 9 dugo, %, and Maria Rosa Favela. Is both of Phoenix.
 PLEADS NOT GUiLTY-Francisct ] Barrago yesterday pleaded not guilt. 7 in the superior court to a charge O | burglary and the case was set fo 2 trial on January 26, 1922, by Judg' : Stanford. Th&time for passing sen r tence on Greer smith. who was fount 2 guilty last Saturday by jury in tn e superior court on a statutory offense was postponed yesterday by Judg' s Stanford to Friday morning.
 f POETRY CLASS TO MEET-ThI poetry and drama class conducted b! [ Mrs. Franklin McCluskey will mee
 at the Woman's club at 10 o'clocl
 this morning. This class is no longe
 restricted to members of the woman r club, but is open to anyone inter t ested. It meets upstairs in the de
 pertinent room of the club. The pro = gram is given entirely by Mrs. Mo | Cluskey, dramatic reader, who pre- g sents interpretations of moderl t poetry and drama. This week ther c will be a reading of the short dram; "A Night in Avignon," and the stud, of Amy Lowell as poet and create
 of a. new verse form will begin. !. kINGMAN GROWING - An evi dence of the growth of Kingman wa , brought to the attention of the cor : poration commission by the objec ] tin of the residents to stock pen ! being located in the city. This wa ! the word brought back from ther z yesterday by D. R. Johnson, rate eX pert who as representative of tn commission agreed to the placing o ] the pens at Louise. one and a hal miles from Kingman. The chang of location was sought both by resi- dents and the railroads, who foun prices of property at Kingman in ad
 vance of those at Louise.