Arizona republican., 1906-02-11

I NT man. MT. and Mrs. Henry L. George | MT. and Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, MT. tnd Mrs. Arthur G. Hulett, MT. and Mrs George P. Bullard, MT. and Mrs. Phelps A. Gilmore, Mrs. Sarah Gertrude Evans Mrs. Isaac T. Stoddard, Mrs. Webster Street, Mrs. Ira J. Johnson, Mrs FL rick, Miss Thomas, Joe Cassou, Her. 1 bert Scott, w. D. Burroughs and E. C. McDougall.
 Mrs. Arthur G. Hulett and Mrs. T. K. Elvey will be, hostesses at a card par ty Thursday afternoon.
 Today at four o'clock MT. and Mrs. George P. Bullard will entertain MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Akers, Mir. and Mrs. Harry R Tritle. MT. and Mrs. | Charles E. DeMund, Miss Zelma Bailey, Lee Landis and Thomas Oberle 1 Wednesday evening Miss Lalla Rookh 1 Gtllum gave five hundred party. Miss | Grace Stacey, MT. w. B. Strait and | MT. Frank Hildebran were the prize winners. At the conclusion of the | card game refreshments were served l Those present were: Mis- Shirley Miner, Miss Charlene Crossan, Miss Elizabeth Kendrick, Miss Cora James,
  | Cook, Miss Caroline Cornell Miss Ma bel Phelps. Miss King, Miss Jessie i Holroyd, Miss Grace Stacey, Miss Rose Dickert, Miss Caroline Christy, George Renan Ingles, Thomas Prescott, Willis l Warren, Charles Munger, W. B. Strait, Charles DeVoy, Clarence Stacey, Frank Hildebran, w. D. Burroughs and Ed ward Wallace.
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg made the high est score at the bridge tournament Monday.
 Tuesday will be Arizona day at the Woman's club. The program will be under the direction of the department of history, with Mrs. James H. McClin- tOck for chairman. The program, ! which is of unusual interest, is as fol- lows:
 Piano solo
 a Navajo War Dance b. Prairie Miniature.
 Miss Peck. 1 Causes of Coronados Expedition l. Discourse on American Golden Fleece. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard. ?. Discourse on Journey of Alvar- nunez Cabeza de Vaca. Miss Elizabeth Kendrich. i 3. Discourse on Journey of Fire Mar cos de Niza.
 Mrs. J. w. Mccormick. 1. Song-Las Horas de Luto. 1 Mrs. R. NJ. Tafel. 5. Discourse on Coronado's Expedi- tiOn.
 Mrs. James H. McCIintock. 6. Song-La Paloma. Mrs. Earnest A. Young '. Article on Casa Grande Ruins,
 written. by Frank Tinkley. custo- dian of the ruins.
 Mrs, B. V. Cushman. Hostess-Mrs. James Nj. Sweetnam. Mrs. William Lentz entertained the Monday Bridge club last week. Mrs. Julius MT Jamison made the highest l score.
 Mrs. George P. Warner Miss Inez | Warner and Miss Martin of Albion. N. Y. were entertained at luncheon | Tuesday noon by Mrs. Samuel D. Lount.
 l Among the box parties to see Alice Nielsen Tuesday evening was one given by Mrs. John Lutgerding, in l compliment to Miss Louise Palmer. l MISS Alexander C. Baker will enter tain friends at luncheon Wednesday. EEa Mrs. c. N. Callahan of Dayton, Ohio. arrived Thursday and is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander Mrs. l Callahan will remain here about a month or six weeks, and during that time she and Mrs. Alexander will visit | the City of Mexico, California and l Roosevelt dam. MT. w. D. Burroughs who has been 1 the guest of his sister, Mrs Sarah Ger trude Evans for some time past, leaves tomorrow.
 l Mrs. Webster Street returned from | Tucson Tuesday morning after a most delightful visit.
 Mrs. Joseph Wickham is now in the | City of Mexico. She will return to Phoenix about the 21st of this month | MT. Ralph Carlisle and Miss Fan nie Carlisle arrived Thursday to spend the remainder of the winter with their parents, MT. and Mrs. D. F. Carlisle.
 Dr. R. O. Raymond, of St Louis, was a visitor in Phoenix during the past week.
 
 Mrs. Sarah F. Evans entertained Mir and Mrs. Louis $. Thompson and Mrs Van Zandt of Portland, Oregon, at dinner last evening. l
 MT. Vernon L. Clark returned from Los Angeles Thursday morning. l
 The Daughters of the American Rev olutiOn will have their second tea at the residence of Mrs. J. Mills Kendrick, the 22nd of this month. The ladies will be gOwned in Colonial costumes, and a delightful program will be fur nished by the Arizona School of | Music.