Arizona republican., 1904-11-06

t. BfeWer entertained at LnSlr nome ] on North Second avenue. Five hun dred was the game for the evening. l The guests were Mir. and Mrs. Charles Davidson, MT. and Mrs. Frank Smith MT. and Mrs. M. E. Blystone, pr. and Mrs. Foss, Mrs. Sarah Gertrude Evans and Miss Julia Clarke.
 Mrs. w. J. Cain returned Thursday after visiting relatives in the east the past three months. MT. and Mrs. Cain have taken a house on the Osborne road for the winter. It is a block west from Center street on that road.
 Miss zelma Bailey has been the guest of Mrs. Akers the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. E. F. Young entertain ed informally Thursday evening.
 
 Monday evening MT. and Mrs. J. A. Copeland gave a Halloween party at their, home on North Second avenue. They were assisted by MT. and Mrs Modisett, Mrs. Miller, Miss Dickert and Miss Chase. The parlors were decorated with black cats, bats and jack-O-lanteEns while the lights were shaded with green which gave a wierd effect. There were ghost stories and l reading the poetry concerning each guest. There was punch and other HalloW eve refreshments which were delightful Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry George, MT. and Mrs Charles Davidson, Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Elliott, Mrs. s. F. Cree, Miss Crews, Miss Baker, Miss George, Miss Hull, Miss Mckee. Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Mir. Joseph Casseu MT. SeigIer, MT. FStratton Copeland, MT. Arnold, Mr. Her. | bert Scott, MT. John Adams. Mir Nal com Gillett, MT. Wright Cleveland, MT. | Thomas Prescott, Mir. Frank Hide | brand. MT. John Wilson, MT. Hudson, 1 MT. Cree, pr. O'Conner and Judge Thomas of St. Louis.
 
 The Harmony club hz1d a meeting l Wednesday afternoon in Padget hall | for the election of officers and commit | tees for the coming season. Mrs. John | Dennis was elected president of the l club and gave an address. Heretofore | the club has been for social purposes ] but this year will take up charity | work Mrs. Mayors was elected vice 1 president: Mrs. Dummen, treasurer; l Miss Nellie Toohey, secretary; Mrs. R. l Goldstein, distributing clerk. There were also committees on charity lit erature, music and amussments ap- pointed.
 Hereafter the club will meet Friday | afternoon and have a social affair ev- | cry third Friday ins the month. There | seasons entertainment will take place | during the holidays. There were six new members taken ia Wednesday.
 
 Miss Sallie Jacobs, Miss Elizabeth 1 Fickas, Miss Priscilla Bryant and Miss Alice ButterheId composed a matinee l party to see Candida at the Hardwick | theater Tuesday.
 Mir. Harry Diehl was host Thursday l evening at a delightful informal affair l Those present were MT. and Mrs. Bly, stone, Miss Esther Hull Miss GiHum Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss Pearson. MT. William Fickas and MT Thomas Armstrong, Jr.
 ! The many friends of Mrs. Riggs (nee Mary E. Gillum), formerly of Phoe- nix, now residing in Los Angeles. will be pleased to learn of an expected visit | with her parents MT. and Mrs. Thad- ! deus Gillum here, during the holidays
 
 Mrs. Charles Akers, Mrs Hess and Miss Bailey were the guests of Mrs. James Walden at luncheon Friday.
 Mrs. Hess of Congress, is the guest 1 of Mrs. James Walden. l MT. Karl COchems gave delightful | recital Wednesday evening in the studio of the Arizona School of Music.
 Miss Leah Cole of Glendale. was the guest of Miss Brool<ie George Thursday
 Mrs. shelby CuIloms' day at home is Tuesday.
 Last week jolly taIlyho party to l Tempe, where they had dinner at the Casa 1oma was composed of Miss Hauxhurst. Miss Graves, Miss Mckee, MT. Harry GaIliver, MT. Ned CreigB- ton and MT. Arnold.
 
 Saturday afternoon Mrs Myer Bun sick entertained at her home on east Adams street. The parIors were pret- tiiy decorated. Hearts was the game for the afternoon. Mrs. George E. j Coke received the first prize, a beau 1 tIfuI Indian basket, and Mrs. Baemer was awarded the consolation prize. : The guests were seated in the dining room, which was beautifully arranged, where a delightful menu was served. The invited guests were: Mrs. II. Moore, Mrs. Baemer Mrs. Frankel, Mrs. O. Friedman, Mrs. Myers. Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Shissler, Mrs. James ShOtt, Mrs. w Mealey, Mrs. GoIze, Miss Anna Vancamp and Miss Rosen- baum. Mrs. Bunsick's little daughter Nettie, also received her friends. and a splendid afternoon was passed on the lawn playing games, with all kinds of delightful refreshments. Her guests | were Viola and Bernice F'rankel Ruby and Opal Shott, Willie and Ruth | Medley, Bertie Friedman. Ida Mae and II Walter Deane Coke, SeIda Myers and II Phillip Bunsick.
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