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TOE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1913
PAGE THIRTEEN
Phoenix and Arizona., People
fornia. She plans to be in Piioenix
fair week and later in the season
will make an extensive tour of the
east.
Mrs. IT. A. Hughes, Mrs. D. T.
Dameron and Miss Fjrile Damerson
returned Thursday from Dong Beach
where they passed the summer
months.
AT THE
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Shirley
day from
"alifornia
Christy returned Wednes
a three weeks' absence in
In Arizona. Highlands
OR
Pacific Coast Beaches
Arizonians on the coast last sum
mer were impressed with the loyalty j
and deep interest former residents of I
I
the state Mill felt for 'home."" This
was evidenced in the unfailing eager
ness with which i hey sought the
tourist and their unquestioned plea
sure in "news" of Arizona. Wither
has a few years absence lessened
their rein t ions with the social life
here, many having' retained their
membership in the local clubs in
which they once took an active part.
Mrs. John T. Dennis who organiz
ed the Harmony Club in l'hoenix fif
teen years ago and served as its
president for six year-;, is now a re
sident of Ocean Park. Although she
belongs to several of the most exclu
sive clubs there she takes especial
pride in her association with the Har
mony Club and the fact that she is
an honorary president for life of that)
organization. The advancement and j
progress of the club has not passed j
unnoticed by Mrs. Dennis wh wrote
the by laws and constitution for the!
groii'i of women, fourteen in all. who !
banded together with the prime object
of carrying on philanthropic work
and enjoying an occasional afternoon
of good music. Seven years ago the
club was federated with a member
ship of forty that has since rapidly
increased. Civic and current events
will be studied this winter and plans
lor a club house are under way. "I
hope to he able to go to Phoenix and
celebrate when the new club house
is opeired." said Mrs. Dennis. "I am
very proud of being an honorary
president and charter member and
delighted that the club has decided
on a course of serious study. I have
aiwavs been in favor of departmen
tal work for it is really a necessity
today to keep up with the times, at
home and abroad."
Mrs. Dennis is an excellent parlia
mentarian and has been greatly mis-si-il
by the Phoenix clubs. Many of
the committee appointments she made
in the Harmony club have remained
unchanged, the different officers of
the club appreciating the rare judg
ment and tact she displayed in her
selections.
BROWNE
0
From the coast comes the following
word printed in "screaming headlines
in a Dos Angeles paper:
"The Tango Rag" has claimed its
first victim.
Mrs. Raymond Terry, a society wo
man, is today suffering from a frac
tured hip. caused by a fall while
"Tangoing" at the Hotel Virginia,
Dong lieach.
According to the doctors at the
Dong P.eaeh sanitarium where Mrs.
Terry is being treated, it will be
more than a month before she will
be able to dance again.
With a party of friends whom she
was visiting in Dong Baech, Mrs.
Terry went to the "rag" party at the
Virginia. The merry dance was at
its height. The "Bunny Hug." the
"Boston Hon." tiie "(Jaby Glide" were
all there. In fact nearly a hundred
couples were "ragging."
Mrs. Terry was doing the "Tango"
and very beautifully, according to
spectators. Suddenly a couple doing
the "dip" ragged past and tripped
Mrs. Terry. She fell heavily, frac
turing a hip and sustaining minor in
juries. JMie was carried, screaming
from the hotel and rushed immediatt
ly t the Dong Beach sanitarium.
Members of the smart set, theater
goers and the automobile contingent
will be interested to leain that George
Webo has returned to the stage. He
will make his reappearance in Seattle
the latter part of the month as lead
ing man with the Kussell-Drew Stock
Company. Mr. Webb has visited
here frequently, his most recent trip
to Arizona being a year ago when
he m 'tored from New Vol k to Cali
f'Unia where he had fallen heir to
considerable property. The "simple
life" on the chicken ranch in Pasa
dena, with its attractive and luxuri
ous surroundings, was wearisome to
the handsome and clever young ac
tor and after twelve months of play
ing "gentleman farmer" he decided
to appear in a role suited to his
type. He is booked for the entire
season and has been compelled t
ca ncel
lor tin
fornia. Before
Hagan disposed
erty including
dence in one of
caving the
f much of
his
the
coast Mr.
his prop-
handsome resi
fashionable see-
Miss Xell Wilkinson has returned
from northern Arizona where she
passed the latter part of the sum
mer. She was one of the interested
visitors at the snake dance and lnt-
r was the guest of state entomologist
and Mrs. Morrill in Prescott
they had a cottage for the
.Morrill
when
cavon.
tions of Dos Angeles. They made the
trip by motor and went directly to
their large ranch near Phoenix where
Mr. Hagan will engage in the stock ,
business on an extensive scale. (
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Twitchell were
in Southern California for a few days
last week en route for San Franciso.,
where they will pass the month.
Mrs. Xed Creighton will return this
morning from the summer's absence
passed in Ocean Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duhrs are
passing the week end at the Grand
Canyon. Their visit to Northern Ari
zona was preceded by a fortnight's
stay at Ocean Park.
!. D t,ce of Nogahs
Visitor in l.i s Angeles.
and Mrs. Seth
1 weste-n
business
t
Jade
lii'i'ci!
mer returned
TIk v wili iily 1
1 line ' I'i ii ( hev
Ha.:ard who
co i ?; last sum-
o Tucson Thursday.
in Ariz'oi i a !n rt
w I lea ve l or v
York to stay a few weeks before go
ing abroad. Their hosts of (fiends
keenly regret their long absences
fiim the slate, for the Hazards are
indefatigable travelers and but re
cently returned to this country from
This winter they plan to pass
of their time in Ixndn and
Dg.vpt
much
Paris.
Colonel and Mrs. C. D.
to return to Florence this
a two months' stay in
and the nearby hcache
rteppy are
week after
Dos Angeles
his arrant
fair.
ments to he here
Harold Bell Wright, author
Winning of Barbara Worth.'
Shepherd of the Hills" and
novel soon to appear, "The
Fun for the
Little Folks
The cost is small. $1 to 2
Miller-Sterling Go.
Where Quality Counts
42 N. Central
of "The
"The
a new
Kyes of
the World" has passed a busy sum
mer :.n Chicago where he went to
direct the organization of "The Win
cing of Barbara Worth." Arizonians
have a deep personal interest in Mr.
A right many of w hose books hive
been written in his attractive studio
in Tucson. At present he is in Dos
Angeles where he arrived Tuesday.
He believes the west will produce
the author of the "Great American
Novel." His confidence in this be
lief led him to prophesy. "Out of
the West," lie says "will come the
man or woman who wil place Ameri
can literature on the plane witli the
very best of all the centuries of Kng
I'.sh and European writing."
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. St icy and Miss
Mi'died Stacy returned from iru'
toast this morning. They will le" e
si.o'tly for the east whre they will
pass two months in travel.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Foster return
ed Thursday from California having
passed the last few weeks in San
Diego.
Mrs. C. A. Duke was among the
past week's returned travelers hav
ing reached home Thursday from
Los Angeles. The Frank Dukes and
their daughter Miss Anna Marie Duke
are in San Diego for a fortnight.
A. J. Prescott of Parker was an ar
rival in Dos Angeles the past week.
His sons, Harold Prescott ami Alex
ander Prescott are being educated on
the coast having entered their second
year at the Harvard Military School.
Mesa is in Dos An-visit.
Gus ileyman, pioneer traveling
salesman in Arizona who has been
on the coast all summer left Dos An
geles Thursday for the state he lias
"made" so manv years. He will tra
vel through the north for several
weeks reaching Phoenix early in Oc
tober. Mrs. William Pinney and daughter.
Miss Mary Douise Pinney. are in Dos
Angeles for a fortnight after a. pleas
ant summer passed in San Francisco
and Dake Tohoe.
Mrs. H. B
daughter Ituib
their summer
Reach. Miss St.
graduated from th
mal
citv
-choo! and
schools.
St. Claire and her
have returned from
vacation at Dong
Claire was lately
Dos Angeles .N'or-
has a position in the
Dan Hilbert of
geles for a brief
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Merritt of
Douglas were among the week's ar
rivals in Dos Angeles. They have
apartments at th- I tollenbeck.
Mr. anil Mrs. George Mintz return
ed to town Thursday from the Cali
fornia coast. Their daughter Miss
George Mintz remained in Dos An
geles where she will attend Cunnock
school taking a special course in
music and elocution.
Besides being an
a'de place in which
from a
trading
iltogether desir
to live, Ari- ma
business standpoint is ar
homeseekers. One of the
Mr. and Mrs
and Miss Emma
tinue to reside in
Joseph Thalheimer
Thalheimer will con-
Ocean Park until
most recent converts is James Hagfn
and their daughter Miss Margaret
Hagan arrived last week from Cali-
The 7y
The Paris way of clcaniiii;
flothos is the safest, most re
liable lnovn. Your delicate
garments will not be ininml
bv
bei
strong ebeniicals it' cleaned
121 West
"WE
Monroe
'('
DO IT RIGHT"
Street, Opposite Y.
Telephone 1042
M. C. A.
October 1 when thev will return to
Phoenix. Walter Thalheimer passed
a few days at the beach last week
on route for Palo Alto where he ha
gone to complete his law course at
Stanford univeisity.
Mrs. George Duhrs. Miss Ella
Duhrs and Miss Emma Duhrs will
return Wednesday from Ocean Park
whete they summered.
J. B. Flanigan is register-d at the
Hollenbeck in Dos Angels from Par
ker Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mc Del lan were
among the Phoenicians in Dos Ange
les last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Haffnerwill
return to Arizona this winter timing
their arrival in Phoenix in order t
be present at the state fair. The
Halfners have been greatly missed
since taking up their residence in
California and their host of friends
will extend them a cordial welcome.
Their charming daughter Miss Geor
gia Haffner will not return with them
as she is shortly, to enroll as a stu
dent at Pomona College at Claremont.
Harry Sultan who has been on the
coast for a month returned to Globe
Thuii-day. Mrs. Sultan will remain
in Dos Angeles another fortinght.
.Mrs. Francis Hartman will arrive
in Tucson this morning after a de
lightful summer at the Alexandri.i
in Dos Angeles. Yosemite and Sar
Francisco were included among the
places Mrs. Hartman visited in Cali-
THIRD SEASON
R1AITLAND DAVSES
VOCAL STUDIO
Will open Wednesday, October 1st
Correct Singing
Voice Placement Tone Production
Room 7, Board of Trade Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Higlcy and Miss
Jessie Higley will visit James Higley
at Stanford Fniversity before their re
turn to Phoenix. October 1. They are
at present in Dos Angeles and plnn to
go north in a few days.
After an absence of three months nt
Ocean Park, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pea
body will return tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Cox have visit
ed many places of interest during the
past few months and have done all
their traveling by motor. After tour
ing California they went to Nevada,
where they are this week. They will be
in Dos Angeles for a brief period prior
to their return the latter part of the
month..
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rowlands were
domiciled at the Alexandria last week.
They passed August in Oregon where
they have real estate interests.
o
DIED ON THE WAY
A certain Kaffir, having been down
to the coast for the first time in his
life, returned to his home with won
derful tales about the sea. He ex
plained to his tribe that the waters
of the pea were alive they moved
jumped splashed.
"I have brought some back in a
bottle to show you," he said.
A whole crowd of Kaffirs congre
gated to see this wonder. However,
when the water was poured into a
bowl the traveler was distressed to
find :t did not move at all. After
examining it carefully he turned to
the crowd with a sorrowful face. "It
has died during the journey." he said.
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publican office. A Want Ad will see
more customers than you can.
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LODGE LOBE
Fraternal
The Fraternal
No. 4: will open
with what promi.
Brotherhood
Protherhood I.odsQ
the season of litK!
es to be the most
uni'pie entertainment ever attempted
by a local lodge a merchants' ball.
on October 7. Kvery prominent,
merchant will be represented )y a
young lady or gentleman dressed in
a -ostume to represent ineir resj'eci
ive lines of business. This will be a
nrvelty in a masquerade ball as it is
the first of its kind in Piioenix and
will prove a very interesting adver
tising medium for the friends who
wish to participate.
The Patrick hall has been enga.god
mil will be decorated to meet the oc
casion and the best music in the city
will be furnished. This is only the
initial event of what the Fraternal
Drotherhood are contemplating during
the winter months.
The lodge is in a very flouirishinff
condition and is steadily in-reasing in
membership.
this fall and winter was very mani
f st at the meeting Friday night. Two
candidates. Mr. K. H. Sine and Jack
Harvey, wt re initiated into the mys
teries of the rank of page.
Alter the rank work was over a
geneial discussion was indulged in
Kgarding future work this winter.
Much enthusiasm was shown and as
a result several committees were ap
pointed to begin planning for the
winter campaign.
Cliff Maddox was elected editor-in-chief
of the Dodge Dore. and boys,
scan the Dooal Dodge Lore every
Sunday morning, because from this
date forward there will he much o
Interest for you.
To start with we have our annual
roll call on Friday evening. October
24. Kvery member of Phoenix N'o. J
should arrange now to have that date
open and be present to answer to his
name in person when the same is
called by the K. of R. and S. Knight
Harry Hancock is in charge of the
eatables, and lie has promised to
reproduce the turkey supper that was
given to CI rand Chancellor (lilmore
last year. Well we remember that
feed and everyone swore to ho
at the next call. In connection with
the turkey we will have plenty of
music and a few good turns. The
committee on arrangements are Mad
dox, Hancock and Kinney. More will
be said about this later, but' don't
forget the date.
eye
I fair,
j ited
I last
t
Pyt hian
-mith and
.! Mesa
received
day at the
Doper vis-
and Tempe
the heartv
create
Knights
the lodges
week and
sc.p; iort of t hese t
The committee of 1
are Knights Tom M.
Hellas. W. 15. Christy. Claud I.
Jones. 15. ). Drown. J. M. Hennessy,
H. P. clafiin. J. L). Duncan. .1. If.
Kinney, C. W. Cisney. Cliff Maddox.
jo. Ice. Ceo. McOIarity. Ralph
'Thomas and our chancellor Oomman
i dor V. A. Thompson. The- above
committee is to meet at the City
j Hall Tuesday evening September 16
jat 7 o'clock and go from there to
! Tempo to meet with the K. of P.'s
I in the Dutte City, and arrange some j
j kind of a program for Fair Week.;
jAil the boys w ho have antos kindly
bring them along as thoy will be j
the means of oar transportation
over i tiero. anytmnsr further any
.member desires to know kindly call
up C. C. Thompson at the city water
j office. Chairman Tom A- Smith of
this committee has called a meeting
at o'clock Sunda', September 14th
jat the Castle Hall, every member
'of this committer should be present
; to assist in lay ing our plans. We
present ; lm,st and will i-...ke this Pvthian
day at the Fair the grandest event
jin Pythianism in Arizona. one
, third of our membership in Arizona
is right here in the fertile Salt River
j Valley, the visiting brothers together
j with our own six hundred members
j will make a very creditable show ing.
and al top
it. Oet
our day
on down
ether we will march behind
line boys start boosting
the fair, pass the word
line until every K. of
in
at
the
rganizations. ) p. has lizard of it. We must sftow
as appointed j ollr ow n metal by the spirit we put
Smith, o. K. i irro this, and in the language of
jour next door neighbor, "There is
I sure going to be something- doing- it
j IS in
the air." The building com-
imittee is very much in evidence and
the fruitsi of their work will be
j brought forth in a short time.
I Dear in mind brothers this year is
j to be one that will be long remem-
be red and much Pythian history
i made.
; Next Friday the pages will be
proven in the rank of esquire. Come
out and hear our team put on the.
j work.
CDIFFORD MADDOX.
A COMPLEXION
BEYOND CRITICISM
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Somebody started something about j The Fniform Rank will give a con
a Pythian day at the fair; instantly j te::t drill, and we can always depend
n the ever faithful and jubilant D.
K. K.'s to give us that Zouave
.lrill which has been made f; mous
to work with the K. of from coa.st to coast. I'rother Tom
everybody was interested. Aft
1 leasant discussion it was moved andiO.
Vi. I l H II llllll t. V''.l.llllt-T- .11. Ill irtii
be appointed to work with the K. of
P. lodges
Mesa. Tempe and Ruck-lhr.s assured
that tv-arti:'.! band.
I is what you want a skin clear and
beautiful to look upon.
If your complexion is not all you
would wish let me tell you of a
wonderful method that will banish
such blemishes as pimples, black
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Do not send one .ent iust write,
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Pythian Sisters
The first meeting of the teim was
held by the members of P.irity
Temple No 0 Tuesday evening, Sept
ember '2. and from now on. the Pyth
ian Sisters will hold regular meetings
on the first Tuesday evening of each
month and the third Tuesvlay after
noon of each month. Sister :Kllis made
some very pleasing remarks and en
couraged the officers in tbeir work.
She also reported having called on
a visiting sick lister. The M. K. C
Kva Cisney. made a few remarks, and
said she expected every member to
have an application card to present
at the next meeting.
The temple has written the grand
chief for a dispensation to reduce the
initiation fee for a period of three
months.
Knights of Pythias
The early interest in Pythianism
for
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$9,288.78 paid Savings Depositors as dividends in 1912