Arizona republican., 1906-01-28

nedy Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury, Mrs. B. A. Packard Mrs. Ernest Ford, Miss Mabel Phelps. Miss Maude Norris, Miss Cook, Miss Lucy T. Ellis, Miss Zeima Bailey, and Mrs, Vivian P. Hamilton.
 The Bridge club met at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberg Tues day evening. Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury and MT. Leo Goldman were the prize winners. Miss Linda Dellenbaugh and Miss Rose Bell Goldman were the clubs guests.
 Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett and Mrs. T. k. Elvey will give a card party on the afternoon of February &
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George H. Cook gave one of the prettiest luncheons of this season. The rooms were adorned with gorgeous poinset- tas and plomosa fern. The lights were shaded with red, diffusing soft and beautiful glow. and there were dainty place cards with poinsettia designs done in water colors. The luncheon was followed by a game of bridge in which Mrs. Simon Oberfelder made the highest score.
 
 Tuesday afternoon the Woman's club will hold it's annual social reunion. Only members of the club are permit ted to be present at this meeting.
 Mrs. John Nets of Tucson has been the guest Of Mrs. Charles H. Akers since Friday.
 MT. D. H. Burroughs left Thursday morning for Prescott, where he will spend few days.
 Mrs. S. B. Goodman. who has for some time past been the guest of Mrs. Marcus Jacobs, left Friday evening for her home in San Francisco. Mir. Vernon L. Clark is in Los An geles on a business trip. He left We'd nesday evening and will return the latter part of this week. Mrs Frank Cox is contemplating a visit to Agua Caliente. She expects to leave some time this week and will re- main there about one month.
 Mr. and Mrs Herzog of San Rafael are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Alex Rheinstein.
 | The Worthy Matron of the Eastern | Star wishes to meet her officers at the chapter hall Thursday afternoon at I | o'clock.
 | Monday evening Professor John Todd was greatly taken by suprise at his home on East Polk street. The oc- casion was his birthday and a party l Inf al of | high school orchestra and double quar- tette, rushed forcibly into his home. The evening was an enjoyable one. Many games were played and univer- sal merriment prevailed. Delightful music was rendered while refreshments were served. Meanwhile MT. Todd was 1 presented with a hand-etched rural pie ture as a token of greeting from his ] friends. Carl Dowd made the presen- ! tation speech. Those asked to partici- pate in the fun were: Mrs. Todd, the Misses Battin, Todd, Jones, Lula Dowd, Bessie Chapman, Margaret Clark, Ha- gel Demund, Fay Demund, Eloise Grant, Low Marian, Vera Strauss, Ma bel Norton. Anne Garnette, Edna Ward, Ruth Jessop, Alice Norton and Carl Dowd, Raymond Battin, A-pram Foster Edward Melczer. William Thompson, Preston Jones and Hiram Jones.
 The Chrisanthemum Club on Friday afternoon held it's semi monthly meet ing at the residence of Miss Ruth St Claire in the Capitol addition, all of the members being present and the annual election of officers was held. The fol- lowing officers were elected: President Marion Armstrong; secretary, Edith P Chambers; treasurer, Dixie George After the meeting the members indulg- ed in games and then sat down to a sumptuous supper provided by Mrs St. Claire. All the members expressed great regret at the resignation of Gladys Toney, who has gone east to reside for the winter. The members all went home expressing great pleas ure at their afternoons entertainment
 The first of the series of teas giver by the Daughters of the American Revolution for the benefit of the Con- tinental hall fund took place yesterday afternoon at the residence or Mrs George w. Vickers.
 Among those on the reception com mittee were Mrs. Walter Talbot. Mrs Brown, Mrs. A. J. Edwards, Mrs. J Mills Kendrick. and Miss Elizabetf Kendrick. Miss Alice Butterfield Miss Shirley Miner, Miss Charlens Crossan, Miss Tweed and Miss Bowyel served.
 There was a large attendance ana the afternoon was most pleasant.
 
 Mrs. Harry I. Latham and Mrs Ernest w. Lewis served at the Coun try club yesterday afternoon Mrs Aaron Goldberg made the highes score in the game of five hundred.
 
 Miss Winifred Hall, of Russell Kans., arrived Friday. She is tn, guest of ner aunt, Mrs. Thomas Arm strong, jr.
 Thursday evening MT. and Mrs