Arizona republican., 1899-02-19

Jungle Book" by Mrs. Harry A. Diehl,
 discussion of Kiplings other writings by the club. MT. Robinson and Miss Culver gave l0eauEiful violin and pi- ano selection, after which dainty re- treatments were served, Miss Marian Culver presiding Es hostess. Mrs. Diehl was chosen president of the club. Those present were Miss Louise Mur-
 phy, Miss Zella Wood, Miss Bessie Dawson, Miss Alta Bates, Miss May McNulty, Miss Flo Hammond, Ms. Diehl, Miss Ethel English, Miss Minnie Hill, Miss Ruth Williams, Miss Rose Williams and Miss Leandra Pierce.
 
 There has been but one red letter day
 this week, on which two delightful
 house parties were given. Mrs A. C.. Baker entertained a number of ladies Tuesday afternoon with a valentine
 party from two until five o'clock. Three of her rooms were thrown open and decorated very artis,ically. Long sprays Of smilax entwined with carna- tiOns were drawn across the ceiling and walls. Here and there were large red hearts hung tied with bows of satin ribbon. The effect was very pretty. The mantles were covered with carnations. The game was progressive hearts. Each guest drew from a bas- ket a tally card, duplicates denOting partners. Mrs. William Foster was the recipient of the first prize, dainty silver letter cutter, stuck through a red heart; Mrs E. Gang won the second prize, cut glass box with gold cover. The third prize, gold heart stick-pin, was captured by Mrs. c. c. Randolph, and the fourth, haart-shaped Dresden pin tray, by Mrs. Bent. During the afternoon Fuerstein's orchestra played, and refreshments were served. The invited guests were: Mrs. D. A. Abrams. Mrs. c. F. AinswOrth. Mrs. Charles H. Akers. Mrs. w. c. Barnes, Mrs. Walte,' Bennett, Mrs. Guy Bennett. Mrs E. J. Bennitt. Mrs L. H. Chalmers. Mrs. c. A. Cole, Mrs Frank Cox, Mrs. George Cook, Mrs. T. E. Dalton. Mrs. Nose Drach- man, Mrs. B. A Fickas, Mrs. w. c. Eos ter, Mrs. C. NJ Frazier, Mrs. E. Gang, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Dave Gold berg, Ms. Charles Goldman, Mrs. c. J. Hail, Mrs. H. E. Heighton, Mrs. B. Heyman, Mrs. George Hoadley, Mrs. Woodbury HCtwe. Mrs. H. J. Jessop. Mrs J. Mills kendriclz, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. N o. Murphy, Mrs $. 1 Oberfelder Mrs. Edwin "A. Penick, Mrs. W. $. Pickrell, Mrs. W. L. Pinney Mrs. l Charles w. Pugh, Mrs. D. M. Purman, Mrs. Charles C. Randolph. Mrs. J. M. Swetnam, Mrs. Walter Talbot. Miss Mrs. G. W VickeTs, Mrs. J. E. Walker, Ms Winifred Wylie, Mrs. 1 H. c. Yaeger, Mrs. GilEert Yaeger, Mrs. l Doan, Mrs. Lawrence Street, Mrs. Jo- seph Kibbey, Mrs. O. J. Thibido. Mrs. | W. K James, Mrs. F. A. Gulley, Mrs. E. 1 B. Knox, Mrs. Joseph Barkley, Mrs. J. D. Lee, Mrs. F. A. TriEe, Ms. Harry | Tritle, Mrs. J. L. Fisher.
 On Tuesday evening MT. and Mrs. E. l J. Bennitt entertained with thearts" at their home on North Center street | Partners were chosen by comic valen- tines cut in two, half given to each | guest present. Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth l won the ladies first prize, an exquisite cut glass dish, and MT. Harry Tritle | the gentleman's first prize, the book, | "A Man and a Woman" by Stanley i Mrs. Fisher Of Prescott was | awarded the consolation prize. After | the games music and dancing finished | Up delightful evening. Refreshments l were served. The invited guests were