Arizona republican., 1922-02-08
MEMS CIVIC CLUB
NEW ORGANIZATION
FORMED IN TEMPE

FURIWED IN lEMPE
TEMPE, FEB. r. The newly-or-
ganized Mems Civic Club Of Tempe
aspires to be a social. educational,
ciEic, moral uplift force in our beau
ti1uF city. At the first regular
monthly meeting the full purpose OF
the club will be explained by the
president.
All mon of Tempe over is are well
come to membership in this club af-
ter receiving a majority vote of the
members, signing the constitution
and paying the annual dues.
Judge Frank o. smith of Phoenix,
formerly superior judge of Yavapai
county, will be the chief speaker on
the program. The committee is
planning a little surprise in another
speaker IL he can be secured.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve one OF their famous chic
ken dinners at $50 sharp. The en-
tire program will be completed Dy
$3.50 o'clock.
Admission is by ticket only.
Musical Club Program
The program for the meeting Of the
Tempe Musical club, Thursday even
ing, February 9, will be devoted to
the study Of the music Of Curran and
Nevin. With the exception of the
first number the entire program VIII
consist OF selections by Ethelbert
Nevin. Mrs Fl. @. Merton Is IN
charge Of the program, which fol-
lows:
sketch OF the work Of curran.
Vocal solo
Rain" ...........s........-. CurIali
Mrs. N. Stolberg
Biographical sketch of Neyin.
Piano duet
a Mazurka.
b Country Dance.
Mrs. Howard Woods, Mrs. H. Q.
Mrs. Howard Woods
Mrs. H. @. Morton
Vocal SOLO
when the Land Was White With
Moonlight
Miss Leila Rahm
Piano solo
a Water Scenes.
fInciuding Narcissus)
b Berceus.
Vocal Trio
One Spring Morn.
b At Twilight.
Before Dawn.
Miss Scudder. Miss Gerrisl1
Mrs. H. @. Morton
Piano solo
"A Day in Venice"
Mrs. Lyle Weir
Hosts at Dinner Party
MI. and Mrs. Ira Frankenburg were
hosts at q dinner party given at their
home on Tuesday The invited guests
were. Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Birchett
n. ~ M
Mullen Mrs. Oris Oliver and SON.
Charles, and Mr.. and Mrs. K. G..
Adams.
Pythian Sisters 10 Meet
There will be a meeting Of the
Pythian Sisters Thursday afternoon
at 2:3G sharp. good attendance is
desired as arrangements for the
dance February 10 will be completed
at this meeting.
National Worker to Speak
John III. Booth of st. Louis. Mis-
souri,. a national worker of the Chris
tAan church will bring a message to
fuTempe congregation Wednesday
evening Mr.. Booth is a representa-
Ne Of the Church Extension depart
ment and he should be granted good
audience.
There win be board meeting at
the close of the wednesday evening
meeting
Bond House Man Here
MIR. Sidlow of the Sidlow- Simon
FeIls company of Denver. Colorado,
was a business visitor in Tempe
Tuesday in connection with the bond
Leave for California
A party of men including j. ID.
Garnea, II. D. Dewitt and T. F. La
Mar left Monday morning overland
for California, where they expect to
locate.
Tucson Visitor
Mrs. j. X. Fhahan of Tucson was
the guest of Mrs. F. f. Riley Tues
day. She visited the Tempe Nor
NAL school, the local cotton gins and
other places of interest during the
day.
Masons to Meet
The Masons will meet Wednesday
night. There will be work in the
third degree.
To See Big Movie
The students of the local high
school will be dismissed at $3.50 Fri
day afternoon in order that they may
have the opportunity to see THE
-Four Horsemen OF the Apocalypse, T"
which will be shown at the Menhen-
net theater, Friday. afternoon.
A pleasant motor ride and then
the worlds greatest motion picture.
This Is the slogan that has been
adopted in exploiting the two day en-
gagement in each Tempe. Mesa and
Chandler of Metros million dollar
masterpiece "The Four Horsemen of
the Apocalypse" a cinematization OF
the wondrous novel by Vicente Blasco
Ibanez, which had such successful
engagement in Phoenix recently.
The picture opens two day en-
gagement in Tempe on wednesday at
the Menhennett theater. One show
each evening will be given in Tempe,
with a matinee on Friday only. The
piotire shows in Mesa at the Males
tiaytheater next Monday and Tues
da5 and at the Henhennett theater
g,handler. next Wednesday and
Thursday.
'"The Four Horsemen" is beinG
brought to this community again by
Manager Menhennett at great ex-
pense as the picture is handled as a
road show by its producers, the Metro
Pictures corporation. 1t is ex-
pected that the attraction will dupli-
cate it's Phoenix success during its
six day sojourn in the neighborine
cities.
CARD OF THANKS
we wish to thank our many friends
Tor their Kindness and help during the
Illness and death Of our beloved