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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Children's Theaters

The Junior league Of Chicago Is
sponsoring . ehildrsn's thealsr Their
fTst production will BE- eAlicr Ia
Wonderland" Nine ehildFrn's thea.
tiers have been installed in the chill
dFsn's clinic al the University OF Cal.
iinfnia. where doll actors present ad,
ventures. The ChildTeh's thsatef Of
Boston opened Us third season ihi,
fall with "Mrs, Wigs Of the Cab.
hase Path" And AL Of the way
from san Antonio. Tex. comes word
that p children recently presented
"Aliee Ia Wonderland" Al the Little
theater there,
Miss Marguerite Beekman Is do.
ing the pioneering IN the ehildFen's
theater movement IN Omaha, She
u now coaching Dundee school ehil.
dFen in a play which Mrs, Peterson,
the principal. viii present March ~,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Tea for Mrs. Flothow.

Mrs. Max Flothow was honor
guest at tea given Saturday after.
noon by Mrs. Charles Pickens and
Mrs. Kenneth Paterson at the home
of the former. The house was at
tractiyely decorated with spring flow
ers. Mrs. Flothow, who is Mr..
Dickens niece, is new conner IN
Omaha. and she and Mr.. Flothow
will make their home here. Assist
ing at the tea were the Mesdames
Frank Keogh, Paul Gallagher, John
Caldwell, John McCague, Jack Sum
mers, Ben Wood. Wilson AUSTIN
Ralph Peters and Miss Gladys
Dntnye
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Reception for Bishop Gailor.

The Omaha branches OF the
Woman's auxiliary will hold a re
ception at the Blackstone Wednes-
day afternoon from 2 to ) in honor
of Bishop Thomas F.. Gailor. presi-
dent OF the council of the Episcopal
church in the United States. Bishop
Gailor, whose home is in Memphis,
Tenn. arrives Tuesday to be honor
guest and speaker at dinner given
bv the Mems clubs of the Episcopal
churches of the city Tuesday eve
ming and will be the house guest
of Bishop and Mrs. E. V. Shayler
during his stay here.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Feminine Foibles

A biz ot silver or gold point will
transform faded flowers lor a spring
ioaue,
Illuminated aquariums for gold
fish are lighted by electricity and
have a top aud bottom OF teakwood,
They arc very cheerful lor the win.
ter living room,
A new lamp designed ioF twin
beds has two lights OH one stan-
dard so il can be placed on q bed
side table between the two beds and
each side have light
Plain lavender carpeling is chsrm-
ing for carrying out a lavender col
or scheme IN either the bondoir or
drawing room. Doesn't IL suggest
gilt furniture and gsrlands OF rose
buds or violet draperies?
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Theater Parties.

Many reservations for boxes ioF
"The Jolly MusketeeF" have been
made ter the evenings Of February
"a and Is at the Brandeis. Included
are.
Z Buckingham. party Of sis; Ar
thur T.. Guiou. king OF Ak-Sar-Ben,
and Mrs. Guiou. party Of six, in-
cludine Miss Claire Daughrrty,
reigning queen OF Ak-Ssr. Ben; Ran
dali X. Brown. a party Of eight; w.
K. Wood and Mrs. Wood will have
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Milliken; ].
Z. Davidson a party Of six; DR.. 4.
{. Stokes. sis; Charles Metz aud
Mrs. Metz party Of six; Charles
4. Black and Mrs. Black: Mr.. Charles
l.. Saunders, two; Mrs. Leo Hof-
man. party OF II. members OF the
Monday Musical club.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Church Dinner.

The Hanscom Park Methodist
church will give a patriotic dinner in
the church parlors, Wednesday,
February p at 7 o'clock. Mr.. John
X. Webster will give Washington
address. A musical program will be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dale.
Reservations must be made by Mon
day evening, February 20, with Mrs,
Arthur Fetters.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Missionary Federation.

The Woman's Missionary Fedora
ton will hold its annual all-day
meeting at the First Central Congrc-
gational church, Tuesday, Feb. 2S.
The annual day of prayer for mis-
sions will be observed that day. DR..
c. c. Drummond of Lincoln, returned
medical missionary to India, will
give the principal address at 2 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
War Mothers

The AmeFlsaH War NolhsTs viii
give a benefit bridge and card party
Monday afternoon, February ~, %
the Elks' club FR6ms. Prices wal
be awarded Tor high scores,
Mrs, 4, III, Burr Is chairman Tor
the affair.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Honoring Mrs. Watson.

Miss Mary Munchhoff and Miss
Corinne Paulsou will entertain at tea
this afternoon at the home OF the for
mer, when the honor guest will be
Mrs. Frances Nash-Watson. About
$50 OF Omaha's musical set will be
present. The house will be deco
rated with pink snapdragons and
spring flowers.
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National "Y" Worker to Speak.

Mrs. Joseph Strong OF 81. du''
Minn.. ono Of the national field COM
mi,tee members for the Y. w. I. a.,
will be in Omaha Monday and Tues
day 10 explain the finance policy OF
the association for the next two
wears. so that the finance committee
will have a clear understanding OF
the subject when it is brought up al
the general conference to be held III
Hot Springs, Ark, in April.
Mrs. Strong will speak at tiie
membership supper Monday evening
at the Y. w. c. A. and at the con-
ference and luncheon Tuesday morn
inC
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ter, will remain for a time in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. !. i. Chowniug returned
Saturday from 81. Paul where she
went TO visit her son Paul kissell,
formerly OF Omaha. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chowning will leave shortly TO make
their home in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis will leave
Monday evening for Biloxi. Miss,
where they will be joined the end OF
the week by Miss Elizabeth Davis
and Mrs. Tom Davis and her chill
dren. The party will spend several
weeks in the south.
Miss Helen Walker returned from
Denver this morning after a two
weeks visit with school friend.
Mrs. Herbert Cribble. Beside many
other festivities. there was large
Oriental ball Friday evening which
Miss Walker attended.
Mrs. +. w. Scott and children
Billy, James and Patricia, formerly
OF Chapel, Neb., who has been
spending the past two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Scott, left Sat-
urday to join DR. Scott at Chilli
Gothic, Mo, where they will make
their home.
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Didot Blanc. proprietor OF the
"Caic Richclicu." Marcus I. Mel
sen (ecn,er), displays considerable
anxiety throughout the comic opera,
The Jolly Musketeer." as TO the
future OF his beautiful daughter,
Yvette, Miss Bcryl Burton 0efO,
and his likewise attractive and Vi
vacious niece. Nerve Helen RAIN
Nielsen (righD.
Didot Blanc's ambition is OF course
TO obtain for both his daughter and
niece a very high title and while the
desire is paramount in the case OF
his daughter, should he fail there he
would reserve the title for his niece.
Just how successful Didot Blanc is
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For Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald.

Several affairs were gwen last
week for Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
Fitzgerald. who lat Saturday Tor
Milwaukee. where they viii reside.
DR.. aud Mrs. J. +. sehall enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening ~
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. titzgerald,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Z. Walsh
gave dinner for them Wednesday
evening at their home followed by a
dancing party at the Athletic club.
Miss katherine English enter
fined al luncheon at tho Brandeis
restaurant Tuesday for Mrs. fi,z-
gerald and Mrs. James E. English
gave an orphcum party following
the luncheon. Mrs. Fitzgerald was
honor s guest at a luncheon Wednes-
day by Mrs. Fay DeHart and Mrs:
George Whitaker at the home oil
Mrs. DeHart.
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Este. Park Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs, u, L, folda enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed diin-
ner Al their home Friday evening tor
Omaha friends who we're ~ Estes
Dark together last summer. The
table was decorated with pink roses
and fresia. Covers were laid Tor 10.
The guests were the Messrs, aud
Mesdames Henry Wyman, Milton
Barlow. Mrs. Charles Oftut,. Mrs.
Warren Rogers. Mrs. Victor Cald-
well. Mrs. r. l.. DeverauS. Miss
Helen Hibbard. Miss Mildred Rog-
ers, Miss Margaret Baum. Miss Ida
Sharpe, Miss Matte Sharpe and
Henry Clarke.
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o. L. L. Club.

o. l.. l.. club of our Lady OF
Lourdcs parish will hold the last pre-
Lenten card party on Thursday eve
ming, February 25. Bridge and high
five are the games TO be played, and
a door prize OF $500 is offered. The
playing begins at in the parish hall,
I Thirty-second and Francis streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
KenSinpton Club.

Fontenelle Kensington club will
be entertained Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. ]. E. Haarmann,
1924 South Thirty-fifth avenue, with
Mrs. John w. Barth as chairman.
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Mardi Gras Dance.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baldrige have
issued invitations for large Mardi
Gras dance to be held Tuesday eve
ming. February %, at the Blackstone
bali room. About 200 guests will be
present, and there will be unusually
cav favors. This party will be the
last of the pre-Lenten festivities,
Among the guests will be the nlem-
bers of the former dinner-dance
club, which was for several seasons
such success.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Personals

A son Vas born February u al
the Stewart hospital 10 Mr., and Mrs
Vernon sehlsh.
A daughter was born February "a
20 Mr.. and Mrs, ID, L, Slater AZ the
Stewart hospital,
Mr.. and MIS-, lyYl o'fkng re-
turned Thursday from siN months
in New Orleans
Mr., and Mrs. VIII 7. Noble an.
nounee the birth OF a daughter,
Sarah pfoudht, February IL, az the
Nicholas Sem hospital.
DR.. aud Mrs, +. z, Coulter arc on
a months trip through Arizona and
New Mexico, They will return by
way OF southern California,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Kruse an
nounee the birth OF a daughter, Mary
Irene, at the Methodist hospital Feb
ruary II. RMS. kruse was formerly
Miss Lola Marsh.
Mrs. Herman kountze OF New
York City Is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Baldrige. She cS-
poets TO be in Omaha until Monday,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Julius Furlh OF Chit
cago who were wintering in CALI
fornia, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Furth, 5Si0 Davenport street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herzberg and their
daughter, who have been on trip TO
Cuba. are now spending few days
al Miami and Palm Beach, They
will return to Omaha about March !.
Mrs. Perry Allen OF New York Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ruth
Sloane. at the Colonial. Mrs. Allen
was Miss Bertha Sloane OF this city
before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Storz are in
Omaha, called here by the critical
condition OF Mr.. S,orz's mother,
Mrs. Gottlieb Storz. who has been
i'll for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boiling ar
rived Saturday morning from st.
Louis. They will stay at the Black
stone until later i'll the season, when
they will take an apartment.
Mrs. Samuel Megeath and her
daughter. Miss Virginia Megcath, OF
New York. spent Friday in Omaha
with Mrs. c. w. Megeath, who was
hostess at an informal tea in their
honor Friday afternoon
Miss Katherine Moorhead of San
Diego, Cal, who has been visiting
her brother. Harley Moorhead, and
Mrs. Moorhead for the past three
weeks, leaves today for month IN
Chicago and Washington.
Mrs. George Primmcr OF Petrolea,
Ontario, Canada, is in Omaha to
spend several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Judd Jones, Coronado
apartments. From Omaha Mrs.
Primmer goes to California TO spend
several months.
Mrs. Wylie Jones and Miss Made
line Jones. who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Brunner,
leave for California today. Miss
Jones has been spending the winter
here.
Mrs. Ludoyic Crofoot, who has
been in California for several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Harold
White, returned Saturday evening.
Mrs. White, who arrived from India
shortly after Christmas, was in poor
health at the time, and, although bet
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in his ambition will be very clearly
brought out in the production oi
"The Jolly Muskcteer.' at the Bran
dcis theater, February "a and 25
under Ak-Sar-Bcn auspices.
Mr.. Nielsen has been seen in a
number of musical productions in
Omaha in the past two years, but
he is said TO be at his best in the
role of Didot Blanc in THE Jolly
Musketeer."
Miss Burton as Yvette has very
sympathetic voice and very pleas
ing personality. Mrs. Nielsen as
Vervc carries we'll the soubrette role.
Her voice has a remarkable range
and her Interpretation of this rather
prominent part is very pleasing.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Old Fashioned Dance.

The young ladies of St. Patrick's 5
parish will give an old-fashioned
dancing party in the church hall,
Fourteenth and CASTELAR, streets, Fri
day evening, February "a. There
will be old-fashioned music, old
fashioned dancing and a good old
fashioned time for all.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Slumber Party.

Dorothy Graham, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Will T. Graham, enter
tanned at a slumber party Friday
evening in honor of her llth birth
day anniversary. The guests were
Evelyn Pierpont, Priscilla Noyes and
Dorothy McCapuc.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
L. o. E. Club.

The l.. o. Z. club will give card
party at 2 p. M. Tuesday afternoon
at the Elks' lodge rooms. February
27, the club will give a benefit card
party at 2 o'clock at the Elk lodge
rooms. Tickets will be IS cents,
and reservations can be made with
Mrs. Charles Marshall or Mrs. Ray
1nond Goodrowe.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
PARTY at University Hospital.

The February meeting OF the
Woman's Faculty club of the UNI
yersitv of Nebraska college Of medi-
cine will be a Washington's birthday
party at the University hospital
Wednesday evening, February q,
The men of the faculty will be the
guests of the club. Dinner will be
served at 7, and there will be stunts,
music and dancing.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
For Miss Cooke,

Miss Margaret Baum will be host
ess At a tea Tuesday afternoon, com.
pltmentaFy TO Miss LYDIA Cooke.
who Is The guest Of Dr.. aud Mrs.
Sanford Clifford
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Sunshine Party.

George A. Custer, Womau's Re-
lief corps, will give a sunshine par
ty Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Mary Johnson. 62l2 Lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Social at St. Andrews.

Members and friends OF St. An
drews Episcopal church will be
given a social evening at the church
parlors Friday. February "a. The
Woman's guild, Mrs. c. w. Rogers,
chairman. will be in charge of the
entertainment,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Masoue Ball.

A masque ball and card party will
be given at the Scottish Rite cathe-
dral Friday evening. The social
meeting of the Scottish Rite Wo-
mans club planned for Friday after
noon will be omitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Maple Leaf Dance.

Maple Leaf chapter 0. Z. s., will
give colonial dance Tuesday eve
ming at the Shrine auditorium.
There will be vaudeville act by
the Misner. School of the Spoken
Word. R. w. Barrett is chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Boleour,.pafsons.

Mrs. Anua Parsons announce, ne
marriage ol her daughter. Miss Hazle
n Parsons. 90 Howard r. boieonft'
both az this eiiy. which was solemn
rcd last Wednesday February ~
Rev {. T.. Cobbey ottieiaied'
Miss Florence CaFper acted ~
bridesmaid and Mr. g. l.. Baker was
Mr.. aud Mrs. Boiroufi will be a,
home Al Hunter Inn,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Luncheon for Yachel Lindsay.

The board of the Fine Art society
and all committee members will be
present at luncheon Tuesday at
the Fontenelle hotel in honor OF
Vachel Lindsay. the poet, who will
speak that afternoon before the Fine
Art society.
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Celebrates Birthday.

Mrs. John T. Savidge entertained
eight small guests Thursday after
noon at her home in honor Of the
third birthday anniversary Of her son,
Tohn T. Savidge, ir.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Alpha omieron ri.

The February meeting OF Alpha
0miefan III alumnse will be with
Mrs, Victor u, Smith on February
> Tor luncheon. Miss Bess Mitchell
Nill assist.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Mis-, Almarine Campbell to Return,

Mrs. !. w. Campbell has lett tor
New York to meet her daughter,
Miss Almarine Campbell. who will
land Monday on the steamer Orduna.
Miss Campbell, who sailed iron
Cherbourg last week, has been
abroad for a year, has Travelled on
the continent and in the British isles.
and has been this winter in Paris
with her aunt. Mrs. f. ]. Preston.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Clan Gordon Dance.

The ladies' auxiliary TO Clan Cor
don No. 63 will give Martha
Washington social and dance on
Tuesday evening, February p at the
Swedish auditorium.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Golden Glow Card PARTY.

Golden Glow club will have a
card party Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. 0. w. Johnson, 1902
South Thirty-third street.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Morris Girls, Club.

The Morris Girls club will give i
dancing and card party at kelplne's
dancing academy Monday, Fcbru-
arY 20.
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Renef;t for St ph;I;n Neri

There will be a benefit card party
for St. Philip Neris church Monday
evening, February 20, to be given in
Siert hall. Mrs. H. Leary and Mrs.
F. B. Ahluuist are in charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19
Valentine PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard T.. Johnson
entertained at a Valentine party at
their home last evening. Twenty
five guests were present.
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Society
H.Yss.Iehnsen

Ihs wedding oi Alss Marian
Johnson ard Russell HAYES, both Of
Denison. Ia, look place saturday
Afternoon Ia Omais Il the home o.
the brides aunt Mrs Judith =
Matthews, the Rev Father Me-
Carihy officiating Miss Johnson Is
ihs daughter oi Mrs, D. o. johnson,
who nas sH out -nizloWu guest Al ths
wedding. and Mr. Hayes is the son
y III. ard Mrs J, II, Hayes, who
were also Ia Omaha Tor the esfss
many. Miss Johnson and her brides
maid Miss Lucille Johnson, both
wore black canton creme Afternoon,
dresses trimmed With slesl beads aud
carried pink sweet peas, George
Mahonsy oi Des NolHes Was best
mar. The house was decorated With
sVeei nsas and Fosss. Friday eve.
ming Mrs, Matthews MAS hostess AZ
! family dinner iof the bridal couple;
Coy,fs were laid Tor q. MI ana
Mrs Hayes will live IN psnisohs
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-19

One of the wars greatest heroines,
Mile. Emiliene Moreau, the Hero
inc OF Loos," has just been rediscov-
cred in her new role of shopkeeper in
the little town of Bethunc.
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Church Social.

Members OF the South Side Chris.
tan church will hold a church so.
eisl Thursday evening az the home
Of Mrs. Wheeler Grant. 22ig 4 street
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grill, and dinner was served. The
Brandcis orchestra furnished the mu-
sic. There were no large parties,
people prcferriug to go in small
groups. but there were about fifty
couples present.
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B. p. o. Docs.

The B. p. o. Docs will give a card
and dance party Thursday. February
%, at the EIks' club rooms. Mrs. l..
II. Wilkening is the chairman.
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Omahans Honored.

DR.. and Mrs. Newell Jones who
are guests of DR.. and Mrs. F. +.
Gengenbach of Denver, will be honor
guests at a Washington birthday
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At Suhscription Dance.

The subscription dance at the
Brandeis grill last evening was a
gala affair. Small tables for four or
six were placed about the Brandeis
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Luncheon.

Mrs. Louis kaspar entertained p
guests at luncheon Thursday at her
home. .... .-.
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Bridge Party,

Mrs. J. M. Metcalf entertained at
her home Friday afternoon at a
bridge party. Twenty-four guests
were present.
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North Star Lodge.

North Star lodge viii give card
party at the Swedish auditorium
Monday evening.
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Holy Angels Parish.

The Holy Angels parish will give
an old time dance at their hall on
Tuesday evening.
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Dinner at Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell en-
tertained at dinner at the Omaha club
Saturday evening.
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dance at tho Denver Country club.
Mrs. Lafayette Hughes of Denver
will share honors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ioncs for the occasion.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
PEORIA IS A HUSTUNG TRADING
CENTER a MILES NORTHWEST
PHOENIX AND GROWING FAST

camps and a shipping center for
wool. Mining claims and desert
claims north of the town use Peoria
as a trading center and much trade
is derived from these.
Much has been said concerning the
business interests but Peoria also
boasts many modern homes where
every comfort is had. A fine school
system is maintained, the grammar
school being one of the finest in the
state and the high school that is in
the course OF construction will be
second to none in all Arizona. Peoria
has two Protestant churches and
these with their various organiza-
tions play a great part in the COM
munity life. The Santa Fe railroad
passes through the town and ade-
quate passenger and freight service
is furnished the .town at all times.
Peoria is to be connected with the
rest of the county on the cement
highway system and one of the first
roads to be paved out the next bond
issue will be Grand avenue, which
passes through the heart of town.
This road is the artery of travel be-
tween the valley and northern and
western Arizona. This paving, Ii Is
thought, will start soon after the first
of the year and in very short space
OF time Peoria will realize her great
est ambition, that being, to he sur
rounded by a network OF paved roads.
A modern volunteer fire department
is maintained, also a highly improv-
ed auto park and camping ground.
There are lodges, civic organizations
and a progressive farm bureau that
works for the interest of the farmer.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
WOMAN'S CLUB IS
ASSET To PEORIA

Peoria has one of the livest wom-
ans clubs in the state and much
good is done by the organization for
the town and community.
The club was organized in 1915 and
early in 1917 the present club house
was built on the grounds which be-
long to the city and are known as
the city park. The money to build
the club house was obtained by pop
ular subscription and series Of en-
tertainments. 1t is Of frame con-
struction and is 30x60 feet in size.
At the present time Mrs. c. A. Rob-
inson is president Of the club and
also was the first president when
the club was organized. Meetings are
held twice a month and a member
ship of 73 members can be boasted
of. The club is divided into three sec
tions or departments. civic, music
and art, and home economics. These
various departments give programs
from time to time and great and in
structiYe meetings are held.
1t is planned by the club shortly
after the first Of the year to put a
library in one of the buildings down
town and this will be open each Sat
urday for the use of those who wish
to take out books. This will be free
and new books will be put in from
time to time.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
SCHOOL SYSTEM IS
MODERN IN PEORIA

Peoria has one Of the finest school
systems in the entire state. The CEN
trail building is located in Peoria
proper and consists of a main build
ing with four class rooms and a large
auditorium and four additional unit
buildings. These buildings are con-
strueted Of brick pebble dash and
embrace all of the modern convent
ences known to school work. The en-
rollment of this plant is 270 pupils,
with nine teachers. In addition to
This there are four other schools
which come Immediately under the
supervision of the Peoria superin-
tendent. The Morgan school, located
southwest of Peorie,, has an enroll
ment of % pupils and has the en-
tire eight grades, the Marinette school
with two teachers and 80 pupils, the
Greenfield school north of town with
one teacher and 80 pupils, and the
Bell school northeast of Peoria has
five grades and 25 pupils. All of
these come under the direct super
vision OF superintendent a. h
Arizona republican., 1922-01-01
GRAPEFRUIT ATTRACTS

Arizona grapefruit or pomelos
have attracted much attention during
the past few years and there is an
ever increasing demand for the fruit.
At the present time local shipments
of Arizona grapefruit go to California
points in spite of the fact that Cali
fornia produces large quantities. The
superior qualities of the Arizona pro-
duct have won for it a most enviable
reputation. There is a great future
for the Arizona grapefruit, and heavy
paintings are looked for Production
runs from 800 to 200 boxes per acre.