Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

PHADS MEET-The Phads club
held their monthly social recently at
the home of Rem Templin at Twen-
tieth street and Mcdowell road. The
affair was in the nature Of pie par
ty and was a delightful event.
MEMORIAL AUXILIARY - The
regular meeting of the Phoenix
Memorial auxiliary of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars will be held on
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock at
their club rooms over the Rose Tree.
This will be the first election and a
large attendance is desired. AT the
last meeting this auxiliary was given
the name of Phoenix Memorial TO
commemorate all the men from Phoe-
nix who lost their lives overseas in
the World war
VALENTINE DINNER Among
the smart Valentine affairs during
the past week. was a dinner given
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Beutke in honor of Mr.. Beutke'ss
sister. Miss Amanda Beutke of Stea-
tor. I'll. Covers were laid for the
guest Of honor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Farnsworth. Miss Dorothea Blair,
Chauncey Farnsworth of Denver,
Algernon Floyd of Boston and the
host and hostess. Mrs. Beutke is
near future in honor of her charming
sister-in-law, who is spending the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Beutke.
FUNERAL OF MRS. MILliCAM
Funeral services for Mrs e. r.
Millicam, who died at her home in
Buckeye Friday afternoon, will be
held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the A. /. Moore and Sons
chapel. Mrs. Millicam was born in
Buckeye Jan. II, 1891, and has lived
there all but one year of her life.
She was married March 80 1909.
The deceased was the daughter of
Mrs. G.. c. Iron of McKittrick, Calf,
and the granddaughter of p. M.
Clayton, one of Arizona's pioneers.
The husband. one son, IL years old,
the mother. one sister and two step
sisters survive.
HERE FROM uTAH-Mr. and
Mrs. w. z. Phillips OF ogden, Utah,
who have been visiting in New York,
Chicago and other eastern cities
have arrived in Phoenix and are at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Janete of 1929 East Culver street.
Mrs. Janete is a sister Of Mrs. Phil
| lips Mr.. Phillips is prominent bus
mess man of ogden, Utah, being in
! terested in the sugar industry and
in hotels of that city He is so
pleased with the wonderful climate
of Phoenix that he may decide 10
make this his home Mr.. and Mrs.
Janete are planning a number Of
delightful affairs In honor of their
guests.
LOSE IN APPEAL-In round num-
bers. an appeal to the supreme court
cost the defendants in the case of
Edward Kindall against the Silver
King of Arizona, a mining company,
! $4,000, for Judge Stanford after a
re- trial OF the case in his court fixed
the amount OF damages sustained by
Kindall at $4,000 and awarded him
judgment in that amount against
| the mining company. In the first
| trial Of the case, which was had on
! June 10. 1920, jury awarded Kindall
| net damages OF $4,000 The case
arose from an explosion in the mine
| of the company on September II,
! 1919 Kindall alleged the explosion
threw q large quantity of rock and
dirt upon him which injured him to
the extent of $4,000.
ENTERTAINS AT BRlDGE-Mrs.
Charles p. England entertained six
tables of bridge on Tuesday afternoon
at 34S West Portland street. A red
color scheme was used in the deco
rations. the tone being expressed in
carnations and red hearts. The high
score was made by Mrs. ]. S. Thrum.
Those who were present were: Mrs.
Ralph Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Blair
Townsend Mrs. Harry Welch. Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Levy, Mrs. Clyde McMul-
Ian, Mrs. Carl Rowlands. Mrs. Leo
Dennison, Mrs. w. L. Trimble. Mrs.
John f. Turner. Mrs. Leigh Ford
Mrs. Frank Dolph, Mrs. c. G. Moore.
Mrs. Charles Myer. Mrs. Maxfield
Herries, Mrs. Peoples, Mrs. f. A..
Beane Mrs. J. S. Thurman. Mrs D.
+. Kimball, Mrs Charles Mccoy,
Mrs. Joe Gear. Mrs. Lee Caspary
Jr, Mrs Hatherly. Mrs. Sam II.
Kyle, Mrs. +. A. Reid.
JACKSON p. T. A. MEETS-A
very interesting meeting of the Jack
son Parent Teacher association was
held on February Is. Special atten-
ton was given to child welfare by
Miss Laura G.. Carl in her address
on health. Mrs. Cotton's reading OF
Or. Barker's pamphlet was followed
with close attention. This being
month of several special celebrations
the hostesses of the day. Mrs Edgar
Ogden, Mrs. ]. A. Sniffer. Mrs. r
A. Nelson, Mrs. Roy Mccarthy, Mrs.
Howard Erb and Mrs. J. NJ. Brown,
very cleverly carried out several fine
| ideas in their unique scheme Of deco
! rations and refreshments. The CEN
| terpiece consisted Of IL hearts let
! tered Admission Day" The table
with its cacti and mistletoe repre-
| sented an Arizona desert on which a
picnic lunch consisting Of tamales.
beans. sandwiches, olives and coffee