Arizona republican., 1906-02-25

luncheon was served. @The guest list included: Mrs. w. E. Deity Mrs Shirley ChIisty, Mrs Harold $. Creigh- ton, Mrs. Harry Kennedy, Mrs. James Griffin, Mrs. William Cain Mrs Louis S. Thompson, Mrs. Ralph Murphy, Mrs Claude Bergman, Mrs Harvey J. Lee, Mrs. Charles Van der Veer, Mrs Ern- est w. Lewis. Miss Grace Andrews, Miss Flora Grier, Miss Alice Grier. Miss Sallie Jacobs, Miss Martha Gar nett, Miss Mae Thompson, Miss Brookie George, Miss Leah Cole, Miss Zelia Dysart, Miss Elsie Munger. Miss Mae Camp, Miss Gibbons, Miss Shir- ley Miner, Miss Nicholson, Miss Char leno Crosssn, Miss Angie Parker. Miss Henshaw, Miss Hattie Reed, Miss Mabel Phelps, Miss Danforth, Miss Lamson, Miss Caroline Cornell, Miss Lucy Ross Johnson, Miss Louise Mur- phy, Miss Ella HanXhurst, Miss Math- ews and Miss kendrickson.
 The care party at the Maricopa club Thursday evening was very pleasant affair. Bridge and five hundred were the games. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs Richard Springgate and MT. Walter Bennett and the five hun dred prizes were won by. Miss Rose
 
 Among the players were: MT and Mrs. Richard Sprinsgate of Fl Paso. Illinois, MT. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg, MT. and Mrs. Leo Goldman Mr and Mrs. Charles F.. DeMund, MT. and Mrs Herman P. DeMund, MT. and Mrs. Walter Bennett General and Mrs. Sampson, Dr. and Mrs. Harry J. Jes- sop, MT. and Mrs Harry Kennedy, Mr and Mrs. Harry L. Latham. MT. and Mrs. Harry R. Tritle, MT. and Mrs Louis r. Chalmers, MT. and Mrs. George r. Ballard Mrs. E. J. Bennitt Mrs. Elrick, Miss Marjorie Whalen, Miss Drew Bennett, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Elrick, Miss Fleish- man. Joe Cassou, Herbert Scott and Dr. Chandler of Mesa.
 Mrs. George II. Cook gave a card party Thursday afternoon. The prize winners ware: Mrs. Henry George Mrs Harold S Creighton and Mrs Charles Taylor.
 Miss Sallie Jacobs substituted for Mrs. Dave Goldberg at the bridge tour nament Monday afternoon and made the highest score.
 
 MT and Mrs. George H. Christ and Miss Lucy T. Ellis were the guests of Miss Alice Butterfield at dinner Fri day evening.
 Mrs. Ernest F. Young entertained with five hundred yesterday afternoon
 Mrs. w. C. Foster entertained the Monday Bridge club last week. Mrs. William c. Lentz made the highest score.
 At the regular meeting of the liar mony club last week there was a de lightful Mozart program. A Mozart composition was rendered by Miss Flora Cohn and there was also d duet by Miss Gertrude Melczer and Miss Emma Thalneimer. Miss Wickham read a paper on the early life of Mo zart, and Miss Cohn gave a discourse on the latter days of his life.
 A picture of the great composer in a burnt wood frame was sold for the benefit of the charity fund, Mrs. Her man r. DeMund being the purchaser.
 The Tuesday Bridge club met at the residence of Mrs. F. A. Marshall last week. Mrs. Harry J. Jessop made the highest score.
 Mrs. E. L. Pinney will entertain with cards tomorrow afternoon.
 Miss Maude Norris is now at Castle Creek Hot Springs and may visit Phoenix again before returning to her home in Prescott.
 MT. Joshua Cravens of Excelsior Springs Missouri, and Mrs. Walter Cravens of SaIina. Kansas, arrived Thursday. and are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. $. F. Cravens. They will probably remain several weeks.
 Tuesday will be Art Department day at the Woman's club. The first num- Der on the program is a song, "The Carnival" which will be rendered by Miss Edna Ward. An interesting fea- tUre of the afternoon will be an infor- maI talk on tae Arts and Crafts move ment in this country, by Miss Ethel D. Baker, who studied for some time at the Pratt institute in Brooklyn. an1 for a few weeks at the Roycroft shops: