Arizona republican., 1922-01-26
DRAMATIC CLUB OF
ROOSEVELT DIST.
To PRESENT PLAY

The dramatic club OF the Central
Methodist church will give play,
'Eyeryyouth," in Neighborhood house
on Friday night, Jan. 27. From all
reports this fantasy is very clever
and entertaining. The cast has been
we'll selected and the preparation the
young people have put into this eff
fort will bring the performance
above the average amateur produc-
ton. The specialties between acts
a male quartet monologue and a Spe-
cial orchestra-will add greatly to the
evenings enjoyment. Sale of tickets
and general arrangements for the en-
gagement are being sposored by the
Roosevelt Neighborhood club. Keep
the date in mind and be sure and
bring the whole family. The chill
dren will enjoy the play and music
equally with the grownups. Friday
night, Jan. 27, Neighborhood house.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
on Wednesday, Jan. 25, for an all-day
session at the home of Mrs. Bert
Roby on Baseline road. A picnic
luncheon will be served at noon. An
informal program has been arranged.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety will give a picnic at Hero
glyphic rocks Saturday afternoon.
The juniors and all parents who
would like to join in the fun are re-
quested to meet at Neighborhood
house at 2:30. Each members is to
bring lunch. Transportation is as
sured for all.
The Juvenile Music club of the
Roosevelt school held its organiza-
ton meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. ]. Prescott came out for the
meeting and assisted Mrs L. p. Hedg-
peth and Miss Edwards in the pre-
liminary work. The following officers
were elected: President, Mary Kyle;
vice president, Hayden Dick: secre-
tary, Vesta Nelson: treasurer. John
Montgomery; historian, Ruth Bowles.
The home of the club is The Mo-
zart.
The club dance given on Friday
night was a particularly delightful
affair. A number of people from
Phoenix drove out for the dance and
the general expression from every
one was that it was one or the most
enjoyable OF the series. The club
hostesses for the evening were Mrs.
A. Roof, Mrs. Ernest Campbell, Mrs.
Earl M. Tarr, Mrs. John Reed and
Mrs. Carl Roeser.
The evening program OF legislation
which was announced for Friday
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Friday night, Feb. 10. Speakers for
the evening will be announced later.
Rev. and Mrs. +. r. Bellingham
were dinner guests at the H. c.
Wheeler home on Saturday evening.
Rev. William Ewin conducted the
service in Neighborhood Congrega-
tional church on Sunday night.
Friday night Miss Alma Atkinson,
Miss Alice Chipman, John Nixon,
Raymon Bracket and Mrs. j. I.
Bowles attended the country Chris
tian Endeavor rally held in the Wash
ington school in the Washington dis
trict.
Mrs. Gail Hill of Morenci is house
guest of Mrs. Gray Archer. Mrs.
Archer is entertaining informally for
Mrs. Hull on on Wednesday after
w. ]. Osborn of Flagstaff is max
ing the most of a business trip to
Phoenix and is having a delightful
weeks visit with his mother. Mrs.
Ellen Etter, and sister. Mrs. Ernest
T. Smith.
Mrs. Earl NJ. Tarr is giving a tea
on Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Gail
Hull, who is visiting Mrs. Gary Ar
cher.
Mrs. Bartlett Heard entertained
informally with tea on Friday aft
ernoon at her ranch home on the
south side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jennings and
children, Eunice and Albert, were
guests on Sunday of the L. n. Butler
family at Evergreen acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kirby left
on Tuesday for a visit to Mr.. Kir-
by's parents in Dallas, Tex.
Miss Myrtle Champie of Wicken-
burg spent the week with her sister.
Mrs Carl Roeser. Ben Richards.
Russell Champie and Bill Robinson