Arizona republican., 1921-03-16
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at 0U O CiOCh lllla dltcAAiOSAA' Hyde will be the hostess.
 TAX COMM ISSlONER HERE-H B. Harding, land and tax commlssloher of the Fl Paso and Southwestern, spent yesterday in Phoenix en route to ms headquarters in Fl Paso from Santa fe. POSTPONE MEETlNG-The meet ing of the Fl Zaribah pugle and drum corps which was to have been held ! Thursday. March II, has been post poned until the following Thursday. P. E. o. MEETS TODAY-The P E. O. chapter will meet at 2:3o O CLOCK this afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. R. Cheever, 1547 West Jefferson street. All visiting P. F. O.s are invited. UNDELIVERED TElEGRAMS - The local. Western Union office is holding undelivered telegrams for Mrs F. o. Ayers, Perry Gillespie, Tomas Berumen, Inasio Pues, Miss Loulsa Garcia and w. T. Wells.
 HERE TO VISIT BROTHER-Mrs David S. Lansden has arrived here from her home in Cairo, H., for a visit with her brother E. F.. Wander Berg.
 DEAN sCARLETT TO SPEAK | Dean William Scarlett will address the A1hambra Neighborhood club at the school house at D. 30 o'clock this after i noon on the Boy Scout movement. All parents of the district are requested to attend.
 | QUIET WEDDiNG-John Goldsmith and Miss Bessie Hill were quietly married last evening at the home of MT and Mrs. H. F. Hathie. 909 West
 Buchanan street. Rev. M. Thompson of the c, NJ F. church officiated. MADISON CLUB MEETiNG-The
 Madison Improvement club will meet
 at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
 club house. Miss Bertha Case will
 speak on Americanization.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to
 marry were issued yesterday to Jay F. Hall. 31, and Mary E. Cross. 3e. both of Phoenix: and Yncencio Lopez. 39, of Price, and Rorasra L. Ozuna. S9, of
 Phoenix
 HERE TO VISIT NIEcE-Miss Julia
 Mahoney of Winslow is the guest of her niece, Miss Wilmae Mahoney of | the state treasurers s office. Miss Ma honey was accompanied from Winslow , by Miss Helen Schneider of Chicago who will be here for a few days en route for the Californian coast. SPECIAL ERVlCES-Special Cos pei services are being held nightly at
 the Central Christian church by the
 pastor, the Rev. R. E. Fillmore, assisted by E. C.. Cassity as song leader and Milton Rasbury as choir director. with Mrs. Rasbury at the piano. The public ) 1 is invited to attend
 ORGANIZE THIS EVENING = ; American women who served overseas ) will meet at the chamber of commerce r at 7:S0 o'clock this evening to organ iZe an American WOmen's Overseas [ League. The meeting has been called ) by Miss Hannah Egelston. w. C. T. U. TO MEET THURSDAY
 The w. c. T. ', win meet Thursday t afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at it's home
 1901 West Monroe street. Instructions } l to department superintendents will be of la11ci , will be one of the most importan-
 business sessions of the year , TO DISCUSS CHILD HYGIENE
 The Roosevelt Neighborhood club vii ) meet this afternoon, the principa
 speaker being Mrs. Charles R. Howe
 who will discuss Child Hygiene. fare deDartment of the state board O. r Mrs. Howe is head of the child wei , health
 n ON ANNUAL ASSESSING TOUR
 The state tax commission. Charles F
 Howe, chairman: Frank Luke and F.. 4 < Hughes, yesterday started on it's annua : assessing tour of the state The com R mission with Harry Pierce county as Y sessor, went over certain properties il if the Chandler section.
 : PARDON BOARD TO MEETTh
 board of pardons and paroles will mee 1, April ,, according to the announcement ' made yesterday by Elsie Toles, stat
 superintendent of public instruction
 and a member of the board The meet
 ing will be held at Florence Routin
 matters will be given consideration.
 STATE LAND BOARD MEET-Th
 state land board met yesterday only t
 adjourn until the call of the chairman
 Important business requiring the at N tention of the members was responsib | for the postponement of the meetin which had been set to take up routir \ matters.
 HI CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
 Henry Juan, an Indian, yesterday wa arraigned before Justice Nat T. NJ, kee on charge of burglary TT
 hearing. was set for March 25. and l
 was committed to jail when he failt to furnish bond of $500. He is charge with entering the home of NJ P. Kel
 on the night of March F with the II
 tent to commit a felony.
 PUBLIC PROGRAM-An attracti, program is arranged for next Mol day evening, at the Arizona School - Music, when Mrs. Dwight Earl Easle = head of the dramatic department, w n present Kathryn Ludden in a publ N program. Miss Ludden. who has al ' peared on many programs with su, ' cess, will assisted by the young vi, ' lipist William Launspach. a pupil Robert Saunders. The program is op, to the public
 II pr gram which was to have been pr sented by the evening division of t Musicians club Monday evening at t
 Woman's club, has been postponed O month. meeting of the members W . be held Tuesday evening, however, - the studio of Maude Pratt Cate ? 1 North Fifth street
 COME TO MAKE HOME HERE , Willard Patrick, son of Mir. and M ? H. R. Patrick, with his wife and tw
 children have arrived in Phoenix a
 will make their home here. The twi
 are of recent vintage and H. R.,
 honor of their arrival, has divest , himself of his whiskers which he . lowed to accumulate during a rece . illness.
 . LEGISLATORS LEAVE - Phoer T has seen almost the last of the mel
 bers of the legislature. Representa-
 Howard Barkell of Cochise and Repr
 sentative George Hall of Pinal left Ia
 night for their homes. Senator Da
 Morgan of Yavapai was also an ol
 going passenger and Senator Curtin
 Mohave is arranging to leave this eve
 ing.
 . ENTERTAIN AT DINNER-M . Oca D. Wallace of 743 Brill street ( , tertained at dinner Monday evening