Arizona republican., 1905-04-23

sissippi They expected to remain during the month of May but were call ed home unexpectedly.
 Mrs. Simon Oberfelder delightfully."- entertained the Afternoon Bridge club Thursday.
 The Ladies' guild of the Episcopal church will have an Easter sale Thurs day evening the twenty seventh at the home of Mrs. J. Elliott Walker the corner of Van Buren and Third avenue. There will be all kinds of fancy bags and aprons for sale with a delightful musical program and refreshments.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Henry George, Miss Ainsworth, Miss Barnes, MT. John Ney- Ian and MT. Sam Dunlap composed a | jolly bowling party Thursday evening after which there was a delightful sup per.
 Tuesday evening the reception given 1 by the Eastern Star was decided sue cess. The reception room was beau | tifully decorated with various kinds of roses and pepper boughs and the lights shaded with yellow shades. Tn the din- ing room the shades were pink and there were roses galore. beau tifying the tables. The first of the evening the following program was given: Miss Cohn. piano selection; Miss Sanderson. reading; Mrs. Tafel. vocal solo: Mrs. Hobson. reading: Mrs. w. w. Hubbard and Miss Ann Monihon, piano duet: Mrs. Dam eron. vocal solo. Past Grand Patron Vernon L. Clark was toast master.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Ira Johnson left last week for Bisbee where Mrs. Johnson will visit her parents for the coming month. MT. Johnson will be in differ ent parts of the territory on business. Miss Helen Newton, a sister of MT. Richard Newton arrived the last week | from Philadelphia and will visit her brother during the month of May. Tuesday evening Mrs. Lapsley A. McAfee and Mrs l.. H. Richards en- tertained informally. Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. Bierkemeter, Miss Roberts. Miss Taylor. MT. Edgar and Mir. Hendrix.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Harlow Phelps informally entertained Mrs | Vivian Palmer Hamilton, Mrs. L. L. Plank. Mrs. Vivian Palmer, Mrs. Resor. Mrs. Todd. Mrs. Sanderson and Mrs. Downing.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Brown left We'd nesday for their home in St. Paul
 Thursday Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Young. Mrs. Salliger. Miss O'Reilly, Miss Downing. Miss Atherton, Miss Gillum. Miss Derlin, Miss Gray, MT. Stacey. MT. Pierce, MT. Hudson, MT. Copeland, { and Mir John Ziegler composed a pie nic party to Echo Canyon.
 | Last Sunday a picnic party in honor | of MT. and Mrs. John Brown. which | drove to Echo Canyon where luncheon was enjoyed, was composed of MT. and ] Mrs. Brown, Miss Rebstock. Miss Mary | Webb. Miss Emily Konpal. Miss Min | nie Geyler. Miss Clara Stovall. Miss II CIoe Feel, Miss Rose Viault. Miss Ze- | lia Seamen. MT. Tobias Lichtenstein, 1 Mir Jack Thornhite Mr John Kerr. MT. Il John Gillen, Mir. Bernard Thomas, MT. 1 Duane Rebstock. MT. Ray Kalfus and MT. George Mccarthy.
 Wednesday Miss Edith Schrab en- tertained in honor of her birthday. In the guessing game Miss Stewart and MT. Marian received prizes. Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Honnecker. Miss Margaret Stewart, Miss Ida McDaniels, Miss Avis Miss Lottie Gowett, Miss Shrigley Miss Lola II Tinker. Miss Zola Burt, Miss Sander son, Miss Mae Wiley. Miss Nina San derson, Miss Sara Ruse, MT. George Blount, MT. J. w. Todd, MT. Jerry South. MT. William Marian. MT. Karl | Dowd. MT. Archie Gaylord, MT. Oliver i Creech. M-. Charles Evans, MT. Cliff | ford Maddox, MT. Duane RebstOck and II Mir Nat Dvsart