Arizona republican., 1906-03-18

Lee Landis, Charles DeVoy and Fred TritIe
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. James Griffin entertained informally in com pliment to Mrs. L. w. Hamilton of Eureka, and Mrs. Frank Garrett of Ill., inois. The guests spent the afternoon sewing and shortly before their de- parture, refreshments were served.
 Those invited were: Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Nellie Gentry, Mrs. B. A. Fowler, Mrs. Sampson, Mrs. Wal ter Talbot, Mrs. w. c. Barnes, Mrs. J. E. Walker, Mrs. w. c. Foster, Mrs. J. w. Kalfus. Mrs Frank Windsor, Mrs. AnciI Martin, Mrs. Henry Jen- nings, Mrs. Mabel Morgan, Mrs. George AlBire, Mrs. l.. L. Plank. Mrs Douglass H. Burtis, Mrs. James A. Copeland and Mrs. Frank Smith.
 After the play Thursday evening Mrs. Joseph J. Wickham enter tained MT. and Mrs. Frederick J. Mills, Mir. and Mrs. Garrett Ryan, Miss Ma omi Hopf William w. Jones. Roy Street and Thomas Oberle at supper.
 
 Mrs. Ernest F. Young entertained the Monday Bridge club Monday eve ming. Mrs. Simon Oberfelder made the highest score.
 There will be no cards at the Coun- cry club Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Fred P. Brewer entertained at cards Wednesday afternoon. Five hun dred was the game. The house was prettily decorated with Marshal Neil roses, sweet peas and freesias. The prize winners were: Mrs. Shelby \ ID, guest list included: Mrs. Douglass Fl. Burtis, Mrs. Shelby NJ. Cullom, Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers, Mrs. James H. Creighton, Mrs. George H. Cook Mrs. James A. Copeland, Mrs. George H. Christ. Mrs c. H. Davidson, Mrs. Her man P. DeMund, Mrs. Charles E. De- Mund, Mrs. Thomas K. Elvey. Mrs. Sarah Gertrude Evans, Mrs. John w. FOss, Mrs. Phelps A. Gilmore, Mrs. Charles J. Hall. Mrs. Arthur G. Hulett, Mrs. Harry Kennedy, Mrs. James Ka nealy, Mrs. Harry l. Latham, Mrs. William B. LOunt, Mrs. William F.. Nichols, Mrs. simon Oberfelder, Mrs. H. L. Pinney, Mrs. Garrett T. Ryan, Mrs. Frank Smith. Mrs. Isaac T. Stod dard, Mrs. Frederick A. Tritle. Mrs. Harry R. Tritle. Mrs. Webster Street, Mrs. Gordon Tweed. Mrs. J. Elliott Walker, Mrs. w. H. Ward, Mrs. Joseph Wickham, Mrs. Win Wylie, Mrs. Will Wilkinson. Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson, Mrs. Earnest F. Young. Mrs. A. T. Corbin, Mrs. Harvey Chandler of Mesa, Mrs. Edward Meny of Prescott, and Mrs. Charles D. Cheesman of Los Angeles.
 
 Mrs. George Alkire was hostess at a pretty porch party Thursday after noon given for Miss Mamie Brown. Topples and pepper boughs were clus- tered about with graceful effect.
 During the afternoon a surprise in the form of "kitchen shower was given Miss Brown; a large, tamale wrought of crepe paper and filled with kitchen achessOries wOs presented her.
 The ladies sewed until luncheon was prepared.
 Mrs. Alzire entertained Miss Brown Mrs. D. w. Horning, Mrs.J. Ernest Walker, Mrs Edward T. Ceilings, Mrs. l.. H. Arnet, Mrs. w. A. Wilson, Mrs. Frank T. Alkire. Mrs Louis F. Thomp- son, Mrs. Vaughan, Mrs. Harlowe J. Phelps Mrs. L. w. Perkins, Mrs. Per ry Sears, Mrs. Justus M. GOebel, Mrs. L. w. Lawrence, Mrs. F.. M. Lamson, Mrs. Munger, Miss Elsie Munger, Miss GosIiner. Miss Rhorer, Miss Louise  Gibbons and Miss Perkins.
 Mrs. Leo Goldman made the high est score at the Bridge tournament Monday.
 Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson recently en- tertained the members of the depart ment of household economies of the Woman's club. This was an informal affair, but very enjoyable and Miss Co., burn of Kansas City. was the guest of honor.
 The Tuesday Bridge club met at the residence of Mrs. Shelby M. Cullom last week. Mrs. Harry R. Tritle made the highest score.
 pr. and Mrs L. D. Dameron enter tained a few friends Thursday eve ming. At the close of this very pleas ant affair delicious luncheon was served.
 Mrs. Isaac T. Stoddard will entertain Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Charles D. Cheesman of Los Angeles.
 Monday was MT. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy's tenth wedding anniversary and to celebrate the occasion Mrs Kennedy arranged a surprise party for her husband. It being the 'tin we'd ding" the guests brought with them gifts of tin, both useful and ornamen- tai.
 After the merriment had subsided all settled down to play five hundred, and MT Herman P. DeMund, Mrs. P. r Parker and Mrs. Charles H. Davidson won the prizes.
 Mrs. George H. Brewer entertained a number of young people. Tuesday evening. Mrs J. B. Mccullough and Miss Catherine T. Osgood if Illinois sisters of Mrs. Brewer, who have been