Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
Coming Events

cIses at high school, p. m.
Monday, May 15.-EecitaI by Miss
Bess 5arkIey at Arizona School of
Music, 8 p. m.
Tuesday, May 16.-Concert by Mr..
and Mrs. n. Alden Enyeart at First
Congregational church, 8:15 p. m.
Tuesday, May IS - kiwanis club
weekly luncheon at Hotel Adams,
thursday, May 18-- Junior Guild at
Cathedral House, .. m.
| Thursday, May 18 - Madison Inn
provement club, last meeting of
Friday. May t9-Rotary club lunch
| con at Hotel Adams, 12:fo p. m.
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GIVES LINEN SHOWER--Niss
Jean Thompson of 54S West Port
| land street gave a linen shower Fri
| day evening in honor of Miss Clara
| Lois Dunn, whose enga cement to
! Harry Eagan, principal of the Emer-
| son school, has just been announced.
! Those present were the Misses Grace
/ Court. Marie Erhardt, Ida May Ran
! dali, Margaret X. Arnett, Katherine
| Pollack, Dabney Feland, Ruth Dob
bins, Eleanor Wallingford and~Myrta
! McConnaughay
MARRY IN GLo5E-News was re
| ceiVed in Phoenix yesterday of the
marriage in Globe of Mrs. Myrtle
Lyall of Phoenix and Madden G. Par
sons of Mesa. Rev. J. G. Carpenter
performed the ceremony. Mrs. Par
sons is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. S. Logan of Prescott. Madden c.
Parsons is in the barber business in
Mesa, in which city the newly mar
ried cOuOle viii reside
GRANTS Observation-Disclosures
ing a hearing yesterday afternoon in
the governors chambers, Ernest r.
Hall, acting governor, granted the re-
quest of the governor of Oklahoma
for the eXtradition Of w. O. War;
from Phoenix to Stephens county
Oklahoma, where he is wanted on
charge of removing mortgaged prop
erty from the state without the con-
sent of the mortgagee War; is held
in the county Jail here. Judge G. T.
Burrows of the superior court of
Stephens county. Oklahoma, and Eu-
gene Rice, assistant county attorney
of the same county, who came to
Phoenix to take War; back to Okla
homa, represented the state of Okla
homa, and War; was represented by
Attorney Weldon J. Bailey of Phoe-
nix. War; is charged with removing
a mortgaged Ford roadster from
Oklahoma to Phoenix. Petition for
the release of War; on habeas corpus
proceedings will be made on Monday.
Attorney Bailey declared, following
the hearing yesterday afternoon.
DANCE AND BOX SOCIAL-Capi-
tol City Rebekah lodge No. 80, I, o. O.
F., will give a dance and box social
at Odd Fellows hall, May "a, at 9
O'Clock p. m. Women are asked TO
bring boxes filled with lunch for two,
the boxes TO be sold at auction.
Dancing and cards will be provided.
All odd Fellows and Rebekahs are
expected to attend and are asked to
bring their friends.
SPIRITUALIST CHURCH-A lee
ture, Prom Son to Mother" will be
included on the program which win
be presented at the First Spiritualist
church, 237 North Fifth street, at S
o'clock this evening, There Will also
be music and solos in honor of Moth
ers' day Tht public is cordially in
vited to be present.
FORMER PASTOR VISITS HERE
Rev Ray G. Harker pastor of the
First NJ. T.. church OF Phoenix dur
ing a period of rapid growth but who
was sent by the conference to Cali
fornia in 1919. returned TO the city
yesterday on visit to former par
ishiOnerS.
DINNER PARTY HoNoRs WIS.,
iTORS-Miss Helen Friedman enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening
her guests of honor being the Misses
Sarah and Jeanette Ackerman who
are visiting her. while enroute to their
home in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Cana
da. Those there were the Misses
Sophie Dorfman. Pearl Edleman. Bess
Becker. Jean Sullivan, Laura Green
berg, Goldie Epstein. and the Messrs.
Harold Diamond. Tad Dillon, Bert
Diamond Ed Bland, Frank Lilleen,
Archer Kroloff, Harold Mark, Morton
Edleman and Bert Friedmana
ENGAGEMENT Is ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Douglas of 1546
West Taylor street. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Nara. TO
Bryan II. Keathley. The wedding
viii take place some time during the
summer but no exact date has been
set.
WEDDING is ToLD-The we'd
ding is announced of Miss Maud G.
FELTON, of Phoenix. and Matthew II.
Manesac of South Bend. Ind, the
former home Of the bride
NEW PLUMBING SHOP-George
GDoyle, Jr., we'll known local young
man and for many years connected
with the George Chapple Plumbing
company has opened a modern
plumbing and steam heating shop on
North Fifth avenue. Mr.. Doyle. with
his father, George G. Doyle, has just
completed the installation of the
plumbing in the new Chandler high
school
HOLD PICNIC ToDAY--The So
cietie des 40 Hommes ct ChevauX
win hold picnic on the desert this
afternoon. Noyaguers and their
wives and friends will meet at $3.50
o'clock at Central avenue and Mon
roe street and proceed by automobile
to the picnic grounds.
CAMP LEADERS TO MEET
Leaders of the Y NJ. c.. A summer
camp will hold their regular meet
ing Sunday at o'clock. Every leader
is expected to be present as there is
important business to discuss The
programs for the Sundays at camp
viii be planned and leaders assigned
TO take charge of both the morning
and evening periods. The camp hopes
to have an outside speaker each Sun
day, but the boys will conduct the
remainder of the program.