Arizona republican., 1905-12-31

Cullom, Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Otis, pr. and Mrs. Robert w. Craig. pr. and Mrs. Stone, Mrs. w c. Truman, Elias Dunlevy, William w. Jones and Joe Cassou.
 Mrs. Charles F. De Mund has an- nounced the second and fourth Thurs day of each month as her day at home
 
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith daughter of the late J. '. T. Smith to Edward Rouzer, prominent young business man of Bisbee. AriZ. No date has as yet been set for the wedding Miss Smith is at present visiting her sister, Mrs. George Bux- ton, at Bisbee.
 Miss Hannah Mansfield and Miss Phyllis Mansfield of Tucson are guests at the Hotel Adams. They came to attend the Country club ball.
 Mrs. George U. Young of Prescott visited Mrs. Frank Nichols last week.
 Mrs. Thomas G. Otis and Mrs. W. c. Truman spent last week with Mrs. J. c. Adams at her beautiful home in the country.
 There were several box parties at the races Wednesday afternoon. In one box sat Mrs. !. c. Adams, Mrs Garrett Ryan, Mrs. Robert w. Craig, Mrs. Stone, Joe CassOu and William w. Jones. Another party comprised a,~1 Mrs. Cushman, Miss Lucy T. Ellis and Miss Elizabeth Kendrick- One box was occupied by Mrs Isaac T. StOd- dard and Mrs Sarah Gertrude Evans. Thursday afternoon in the Goodrich box sat Mrs. l.. H. Goodrich. Mrs Sarah Gertrude Evans, Mrs. Murray, Miss Murray and Roy Goodrich. In another box were Mir. and Mrs. , Thomas Oberle, Mrs. Joseph Wickham, Mrs. Webster Street and Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander The Tharaldson box was occupied by Mrs. P. A. Tharaldson, Mrs. w. D. Kennedy, Miss Edith Wylie and Miss Edith Fouts. Mrs. Sarah Gertrude Evans will en- , certain the Bridge club this week. | The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the residence of Mrs. Walter Talbot tomorrow after noon.
 ! Dr. John w. Foss left on the early train yesterday morning for Newport. Vermont. He will return to Phoenix in about ten days.
 Mrs. R. R. Hart of Greenvine. Ohio. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. George w. Vickers.
 There will be open house at the Country Club tomorrow afternoon Roy Goodrich, sam Dunlap, Paul Brig gard, Howard Cassidy. w. w. Jones. Barry Goldwater, Joe Casson, Ned Creighton, Harry Galliver, and Ward | Hughes will serve. Anyone wishing lunch can get it at the club. In the evening there will be cards and prizes will be given.
 i Thursday noon, Mrs. Harry I. Latin am gave a pretty luncheon in com ! pliment to Miss Catherine Christy- The table decorations were pink and there were dainty place cards done in wild rose designs. Covers were laid for Miss Cnristy, Mrs. Frank Aims worth, Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Miss Silvia Ainsworth and Miss Rose Bell Gold man.
 Friday evening Miss Edna Ward and Miss Amy Garnett entertained with five-hundred party. Pepper boughs and roses were gracefully clustered in the rooms. The prizes were won by { Miss Ruth Ainsworth and MT. Herman Rosenburg. Those present were Miss Edith Wylie, of Chicago, Miss Marie E Baker Miss Louise Ray, Miss Frances ' Pemberton, Miss Helen Ely, Miss Ruth i Jessop, Miss Mabel Moore, Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Margaret Clark, Miss Edith Bennitt, Miss Sadie Alien, Miss II Fannie Bryant, Miss Nellie Stroud. II Sims Eaton, Celorius StOddard, Ser nard Thomas. Ed Melczer, Ivy Mar shall, Alexander Baker, Clifton Pe- nick. Edwin Penick, Hal Bennitt. Har-
 ry Bryant, Leighton James, Ralph Marshall, Laurence Seargent, Tom Higley, Herman Rosenburg, and Ed
 ward Marshall.