Arizona republican., 1922-01-03

W AGSuIHe neE SCHOOL QuLleS.
Depart For California
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reidlger
who have been guests at the home
of Mrs. Reidiger'S mother, Mrs. A.
ID. Quinn, for the past two weeks.
lett early Saturday morning for
their home in I.ompoc, California.
They had intended leaving here the
day after Christmas, but We're de-
tanned on account of the roads
being washed out.
Celebrate 31st Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Austin enter
tanned about so of their friends
Saturday evening the occasion be-
ing their thirty-first wedding an
niversary. The decorations and
place cards were in keeping with
the New Year.
The evening was pleasantly spent
enjoying good music and playing
games.
Luncheon For Tempe Girl
Miss Edith Mullen was the in
centive for a prettily appointed
luncheon given at the Arizona club
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Bert
Ginning Of Phoenix.
Leaves For Morenci
Miss Hortense Schoshusen, who
has been spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schoshusen. left Sunday night for
Morenci, where she is a member Of
the teaching staff this year.
Desert Picnic
A party including Mr.. and Mrs
andrew Houston, Mrs. George Ruff
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r, Birch
EFT and sons, Miss Mildred Hous-
ton and Mrs. Matte Harmon OF Los
Angeles enjoyed desert picnic
Sunday.
Returns To Ajo
Robert Ramsey who has been a
guest at the home OF Mrs. Emma
Foreman for several days, returned
to AJo, Sunday evening.
Open Meeting
There will be open installation OF
officers at the X. p. lodge Tuesday
night, followed by a program and
refreshments. All knights. Pythian
Sisters. their families and friends
are invited.
Neishborhood Club Meets
The Neighborhood club spent q
most enjoyable afternoon at tho
home OF Mrs. Bertha Jackson. Mon
day. Refreshments were served and
the time was spent sewing.
Attention Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church will have an all day meet
ing at the parsonage Wednesday.
Each lady is requested to take n
dish OF cooked food as usual There
is nothing on hand TO do so those
who wish to work may take their
own sewing.
Dancing Lessons In Tempe
Yua Sonstagard King, popular
dancing teacher of Phoenix. will be-
gin class room work in Tempe,
Thursday, January s. Those de.
string to take instructions in
aesthetic or ball room dancing, may
see Mrs. King between and $50
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
Midway hall.
Masquerade Well Attended
The masquerade given at the Mid
way Saturday evening was great
success in every way. The affair
Just at IL o'clock the lights were
turnedt out and the Star Spangled
Banner was played by the orchestra
while the guests Joined IN the sing
ing.
Prizes for the best costumes were
awarded by the management Mrs.
r. 9. Lemons as a colored lady won
the first ladies prize while Mrs.
Dwight Nichols representing 1922
was awarded the second. Paul
Bauers was splendid as a Jow ped
dler and carried off the first gem
tleman's prize and Dwight Nichols
in the original costume of Father
lame won second prize Louise
children's prizes the first being
dressed as a flower girl and the
latter in a Japanese costume.
II was announced at this dance
that in the future the regular week
ly dances WIN be given on Satur-
day nights instead OF Friday night
as has been the custom for several
months past.
Dinner Guests At Matlsy Home
Mrs. Amanda Richards OF Phoe-
nix and two sons, Roy and Earl,
were dinner guests at the B. Mat
ley home Sunday.
Return From Yuma
Mrs. Lyle Weir and son Elmo re-
utrned Sunday morning from Yuma
where they spent a very enjoyable
week at the NJ. G. Browning home.
Home From California
Mrs. Robert Anderson and little
son Bobbie who have been in and
around Los Angeles for the past
five months, returned TO Tempe
Friday morning.
Resume School Duties
Among the teachers who are leav-
ing this week TO resume their school
duties are Mrs. LeMoyno Stroud
and son, Elbert OF Puntenny, Miss
Katherine Quinn and Miss Agnes
Redden OF Ajo and Miss Pauline
Forman of Miami.
Hosts At Dinner Party
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Pafford were
hosts at a delightful dinner party
given at their home on West
Eighth street, New Years eve This
is an annual affair and is always
greatly enjoyed by their guests.
week OF Prayer" services viii
be held in the Baptist church each
evening this week. The pastors
viii lead the meetings. There will
be good singing, few special num-
bers and a variety in the programs.
The services will begin at 1880 p.
m. each evening and close at
$3.50.
Church Universal Scripture, Isaiah
SIS. Colossians j. Acts q: ST-l7.
Wednesday, Nations and Their
Leaders," Scripture. Psalm "a,
Jonah g. Acts IL. Revelation Fl.
Thursday, Foreign and HONS
Missions" Scripture, Isaiah 20,
Luke 4, Psalm 2. Luke IA.
Friday, christian Education and
the Christian Home" Scripture
Ruth 1, Matthew 10. Malachi ..
The general public as well as the
church people are invited 10 these
services.
FOR RENT furnished mousse
yaanipo. roon,s S1500 per month. 10
West Seventh Street, Tempe.
FOR SALE-Ten head OF horses,
one or all. From years old up.