Arizona republican., 1922-02-28

w. c. T. U. WILL HOLD CON-
VENTlON-The w. c. T. U. will hold
its regular business meeting Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the association at 1901 West
Monroe street.
TAX COMMISSION BEGINS IN
SPECTION-The state tax commits
sion yesterday began it's annual in
spection of all classes of property
with Harry Pierce. county assessor.
The first work in connection with the
inspection was checking up property
with Mr.. Pierce on the south side.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY MEET
ING-Members of the woman's aux
iliary OF the American Legion will
anticipate a join assemblage of sew
Luke presentation by meeting at 1880
o'clock tomorrow night. Following a
brief session the auxiliary will join
in the big meeting.
ERROR REGARDING DuES-In a
story appearing in Sundays issue
of the Arizona Republican regarding
the Mothers club of the boys di-
vision of the Y. NJ. C. A., an error
was made in the dues of the organ
ization. II was stated that the dues
were so cents a month. 1t should
have read 80 cents a year"
ARRIVE FROM BOSTON Mrs.
Jonathan 4. Blaney and her small
daughter, Miss Martha Blaney, are
recent arrivals from Boston who will
spend the remaining winter months
here with Mrs Blaneys mother. Mrs.
M. e. Garnett of 619 North Third
avenue. Before her marriage Mrs.
Bianey was Miss Ann Garnett. a
popular member of the younger set.
WILL HOLD RECEPTION - The
women Of the Central Methodist
church will give reception TO Mrs.
jerry Jeter at the church. from to
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Jeter is the wife Of the evangelist
who comes to conduct a revival meet
ing for the church beginning Sunday.
March 5.
BANK CLOSES - The Exchange
Bank at Peoria closed Monday morn
ing and is in charge of the State
Banking department. Inability to Sc
cure liquidation of loans was given
as the reason for closing the bank.
Phoenix clearing house banks offered
assistance, bE found that practically
all of the assets of the bank were
pledged as security for previous
loans.
CORRECTIONAL a story in the
Republican of the Friendly House it
was stated that a piano which had
recently been added to the settle
ment house was obtained through
the efforts of the Junior guild OF the
Trinity cathedral That was an error,
as the piano was the gift of the
Girls Friendly of the Cathedral.
WILL HOLD CHURCH SOCIAL
The congregation of the First Pres
byterian church have been invited
to enjoy one Of their occasional So
ciai evenings tonight in the church
parlors. For. entertainment the affair
has been termed "A Meeting of the
Pioneer Society" and is under the
auspices of the ladies of the church.
WILL SERVE LUNcHEON-An
election day lunch will be served at
II North Central avenue, adjoining
the Goodrich building lobby. on Sat-
urday. March A. by the Business and
Professional Women's club the pro-
ceeds to be used in maintaining their
down town rest room. Coffee. sand
wiches, cake and pie. homecooked,
Just like mother used to make" will
make the busy day seem less stren-
uous.
BUSINESS WoMEN's DINNER
Hon. IT. B. Wilkinson, president Of
the senate, and Hon. r. G. Keefe,
speaker of the house. will address
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems club Thursday evening at their
regular dinner meeting at the Hotel
Adams banquet room. Miss Edith Z.
Edwards, pianist. will render Gott-
Schalk's "Pasquinale" and the pro-
gram committee has a surprise fea-
ture in store. A large attendance is
expected.
kENTUckIANS WILL VISIT
HERE-Dr. J. h w. Piper and wife
of Russellville. KY, have arrived in
Phoenix to spend the remainder OF
the winter as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Parons 1922 East Tay-
Tor street. DR.. Piper is a prominent
physician and surgeon of Russelville
while Mrs. Piper is a well known
music composer and prominent in
lodge circles. being past grand ma
tron of the Order OF Eastern Star
for Kentucky. The visitors are de-
lighted with Arizona, and Phoenix in
particular.