Arizona republican., 1905-03-26
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The Country club was filled with
 guests yesterday afternoon. Miss
 Hauxhurst and Miss Ruthroff were hostesses. Mrs. Hulett received the prize in the game of five hundred. The
 golf links are now in condition
 so it is possible to hold the annual
 spring tournament. In addition to the mems championship tournament there will be a ladies' tournament, for which pr. H. T. Stone has donated a silver challenge cup. This cup is to be play ed for annually until it has been won by the same person two seasons when it will become her permanent prop erty. The tournament will begin the fourth day of April and will end the following Saturday. Entries for both the ladies' and mems tournament will be received by the steward until noon of April 4th.
 The Maricopa club will give it's monthly hop Thursday evening, the thirtieth.
 One of the most enjoyable affairs of the week was the moonlight bon fire party given by MT. John Leggett and MT. E. E. Elliott at their home, DOonhurst by the Tree, which is on the desert west of Clayscn's. Numerous Japanese lanterns were suspended from the trees giving an extremely festive appearance to the scene. There was a jolly time roasting transformations, after which there were a number of musical selections. among them a duet by MT. c. F. Carey and MT. Hall. The guests were: Reverend and Mrs. Ju- Illus Atwood of Columbus, Ohio; Sen ator and Mrs. Hall of Chicago; Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Carey of Chicago; Mrs. Janet White, Mrs. Mercer, Miss COro- line Mercer, Miss Ambrose of Toronto, Canada; Miss Yeno Hall, Miss Smith of Toronto, Rev. Fowler Mcdonnell of Chicago, MT. Blair of Philadelphia, Colonel Woodward, Major Frank Con- nelly. MT. Gerhardt, MT. Smith and MT. Hartman Hall.
 Miss Mona McWiniams will leave Monday for California. Miss McWil- Hams has been the guest of Miss Geor- gia Bailey the past month.
 Mrs. Charles Davidson was hostess at a pretty luncheon given Thursday in honor of her mother Mrs. A. T. Corbin. The table was beautifully ar ranged with pink roses and stock. Af- ter luncheon the afternoon was pleas antly passed with a game of five hun dred. he guests were: Mrs. 4. T. Corbin, Mrs. c. H. fAkers, Mrs. Will liam Lentz, Mrs. s. Gertrude Evans, Mrs. J. M. Jamison, Mrs. Isaac T. Stod- dard, Mrs. L. L. Plank, Mrs. Thomas Sloan, Mrs. Robert Burmister, Mrs. Harry Heap Ms. w. F. Nichols, Mrs. James H. McCIintock, Mrs. George Vickers, Mrs. William Giles Mrs. Will liam PickreH. Mrs. J. Elliott Walker, ! Mrs. A. G. Hulett, Mrs. T. K. Elvey, Mrs. William Pinney, Mrs. Harry Fri tie. Mrs. Ernest Young, Mrs. J. w. Doris, Mrs. M. O. Bicknell, Mrs H. B. Wilkinson, Mrs. Henry George, Mrs. l Will George, Mrs. Irving Andrews, Mrs. l T. w. Pemberton, Mrs. Harrison F. 1 Stroud. Mrs. H. J. AcClung, Mrs. Cobb, | Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs. Ancil Mar l tin, Mrs. William Barnes, Mrs. Dwight / B. Heard Mrs. J. A. Copeland, Mrs. H. l I. Latham, Mrs J. Mills Kendrick, Mrs ! George Walker, Mrs. w. H. Robinson, Mrs. H. r. Robinson, Mrs. w. H. | Warde Mrs. Shelby CullOm, Mrs. E. 1 NJ. Depew, Mrs. John Aitken, Mrs. ! Harry Creighton, Mrs. Edward Renau, 1 Mrs. James H. Creighton, Mrs. L. H. . Chalmers, Mrs. D. L. COnnOr. Mrs. ,