Arizona republican., 1905-01-22

of MT. Sidney Goldman, who is in the
 city visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs.
 Charles Goldman.
 The guests of the Hotel Adams were
 delightfully."- entertained with a game of five hundred Wednesday evening, Mrs.
 George NJ. Walker acting as hostess.
 Mrs. Stoddard and Judge Doan -receiv-
 ed the prizes for the highest scores and
 Mrs. J. M. Jamison and MT. Frederick
 s. Nave were awarded the consolation
 prizes. Those present were: MT. and
 Mrs. Thomas Wallin, Mir and Mrs. F.
 H. Hartman, Judge and Mrs. J. M. Ja-
 mison Dr. and Mrs. William Lentz,
 Mrs. George w. Vickers, Mrs. I. T.
 Stoddard, Mrs. s. Clark, Miss Page, MT. s. E. c. Jordan, Judge Doan, MT. J. w. Pierce. MT. F. s Nave and MT. E. J.
 Burke.
 Mrs. Henry Goldwater who has been the guest of Mrs. Harry TritIe will
 leave Sunday for Tombstone.
 The coming Thursday Mrs. Charles Goldman and Mrs. Leo Goldman will
 entertain with five hundred.
 Mrs. c. Cowan Manning of Fort De
 fance, Arizona, is the guest of Mrs.
 H. F. Robinson and will remain about g fortnight longer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac T. Stoddard re- | turned Wednesday from a short visit to Stoddard in the northern part of | the territory.
 Mr. Herbert Briscoe will return | Tuesday from Los Angeles where he has been spending a weeks vacation. 
 Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford of Dem yer, Colo, former president of the Confederation of the Colorado Wom- ans clubs is a guest in the city. Judge and Mrs J. c. Herndon of Prescott arrived in the city Friday morning.
 A large attendance enjoyed the game of five hundred at the Country club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Sarah G. Evans received the prize. Mrs. George Cook and Mrs. J. w. Doris were 1 hostesses.
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. Elliott | Walker and Mrs. w. $. PickrelI enter | tained the ladies of the Episcopal | Guild. Miss Elizabeth Kendrick. Mrs 1 \. A. Morford, Miss Ellis and Mrs. Penick assisted.
 ! Mrs. P. E. Fuller was the guest of
 Miss Sallie Jacobs Wednesday and l Thursday.
 Mrs. Herbert Goodman entertained very informally Friday afternoon. 1 Those present were: Mrs. A. Mendel- l son. Mrs. M. Rosenberg, Mrs. Nathan Diamond, Mrs. M. Jacobs. Mrs. R. ! Goldstein, Mrs. Cohn, Mrs. Alex. ! Rheinstein, Mrs. Louis MeIczer, Miss i NIichaelson, Miss Cohn and Miss Cos l ling. ! Wednesday afternoon the guild of | the Episcopal church will give a tea at the home of Mrs. J. Mills Kendrick | The hostesses will be Mrs. Kendrick. Mrs. E. J. Bennitt. Mrs. Parish and Miss Kendrick.
 | Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George | Luhrs, Mrs. Joseph Thalheimer, Mrs | F. DummeI and Mrs. Toney were host esses at the Harmony club. The club | cOlOrsi white and gold. were used in the decorations throughout. A lunch i con was served in picnic style-white | boxes daintiIy made with white paper 1 1utings and finished with bows of vel i low crepe paper were well filled with l pleasing refreshments. Four games of i five hundrede were played, and the i prizes were awarded to Mrs. King, Mrs. Frank Luke, Mrs. Louis Melczer and 1 Mrs. c. 4. Luke. Another delightful | pastime was the first two bars of four | teen popular musical selections being played and the names were guessed. ! Mrs. Rosenberg received the prize and | Mrs. TOOhey was given the consolation prize. The most pleasing feature Ofs l the afternoon was Aunt Jennie" as | portrayed by Mrs. Thalheimer, and "her nieces," by Miss Emma Luhrs, l Miss Ella Luhrs and Miss Emma Thal- heimer. Among the guests of the club were Mrs. w. w. Hubbard, Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Jacobson. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. King and Mrs. Merryman.
 Miss Doris Heap of Riverside. Cal, l will arrive this week to visit with MT. and Mrs. Harry Heap.
 The coming Friday will be Mrs. w l F. Nichols day at home.
 MT w. E. Young is quite i'll at his . home in the Capitol addition.
 MT. John wansky arrived in the city | the past week to spend the winter. MT. . Wansky has passed several winters here, but has been residing in San Diego recently.
 Thursday evening Miss Essie Fiske delightfully."- entertained with five hun dred at the home of her parents, Judge . and Mrs. Bullard. Miss Carrie McNeil . received the first prize and Miss Nettie | Elders the consolation prize. After the | prizes were distributed there were dainty refreshments. Those present Il were: Miss Nettie Elders Miss Carrie Il McNeil, Miss Hazel Pugh, Miss Grace Il Marsh. Miss Edith Thompson and II Miss Dixie Washington. U