Arizona state miner., 1926-03-20

panied by her son, Jack Harris, who
came from California to return with
his mother in the car. Mrs. Bell
will ko to be with her mother, Mrs.
Sears, who is i'll. Mr. and Mrs.
Morrison will occupy Mrs. BelIs
residence while she is away.
The Clionan society of the college
gave a short play at the regular
Monday morning assembly of the
college, which was enjoyed by all
the students present.
Ruth Ruppenthal, in recent con
test, was selected to represent the
Mcdowell Music Club at the contest
in Phoenix March 20 under the aus
pices of the Central District Fedora
ton of Music Clubs. She will play
three piano selections: (a) "Two
Part Invention" No. 2 (Bach); (b)
''To a Wild Rose (McDoweID; (c)
"The Lark" (TschowskD.
Tuesday afternoon at the Miller
Sterling art gallery was Tempe At
ternoon for the art exhibit of Mrs
J. V. Cannon. A number Of Tempe
women acted as hostesses during the
afternoon. Mrs. Cannon made j
talk.
At the last ;neetig Of the city coun-
Gil it was decided to change the
name of Willow Avenue, which is
the first avenue running north and
south, just west of the college cam
pus. Hereafter this street will be
called College Avenue.
The following names were present
ed for the primary election to be
held March 80, 1926: H. G. Baber'
T. A. Bailey, Walter Busby, J. l..
FELTON,, Harvey Harelson, T. j..
Goodwin, and Hugh Laird.
The Glee clubs of the high school
will present "The Gypsy Rover" a
romantic musical comedy, at the
college auditorium next Tuesday
night, March %, at 8:15 o'clock.
About 70 students make up the Choir
us. This is the first operetta of this
kind ever given. The proceeds will
go to the 1925 Hieroglyphics," the
annual.
A very pleasant evening is antici-
pated at the Kyrene Farm bureau
meeting at the Kyrene school We'd
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. G. "A.
Goodwin will present a radio pro-
gram at this time to which the pub
lie is invited.
The Woodmen lodge of Tempe and
their families enjoyed a chicken
dinner and social hour Monday night
in the I. o. o. F. hall. About six
ty persons were present. After a
delicious dinner which was served
by the women of the Christian
church, and G. A Goodwin demon
graph which furnished the dance
music
Rev. J. G. Anderson of the Grace
Baptist church of Phoenix was a
Tempe visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Newall have moved
from the Olive hotel to the house on
Maple avenue formerly occupied by
ond NTrc Z
Mrs. j. E. Noyes returned Sunday
! night from Clifton, where she spent
several weeks with her daughter and
new grandson.
Miss Mary Ruth MCDANIEL of Su-
perior is spending a few days in the
cit visiting among friends.
J. B. Blakely has received news
that his nephew, c.. R. Huffner, is
quite i'll in Chicago hospital. Mr..
Huffner has spent part of the last
three winters in Tempe and only re
Gently returned to his home in the
east from here.
blatt motored to Prescott wi9h a
party from Phoenix Saturday, return
ing Sunday night.
Mr.. DeArmand of Tucson stopped
over Sunday for a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mccain. Mr..
McCann is the new proprietor of the
McNary drug store.
Word has been received from On
tario California, that Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Woods are the parents of a
baby boy, born Sunday, March IA
A new Willys-Knight car was stolen
in Phoenix recently and found by
Get Cummins at Twin Buttes after
! it had been ransacked of it's cargo
consisting of two steamer trunks, an