Arizona republican., 1906-12-23

and one friends who must be remem-
bered. II this could be, Christina
shopping would be reduced, not only &c
a minimum OF expense, but TO a basil
OF absolute enjoyment For, after all
we never grow so old We do not de-
light TO go into Christmas toy shop
! The giving of presents is one ex-
| preston of good will, but only one. Let
us be thankful that there is no price OF
weight or measure by which to guage
the value OF kind word. helping
hand. bright smile or even a tear Of
sympathy or joy.
Since the rich spirit OF Christmas rs
within the reach OF all. let every heart
give out whatever It contains OF good
cheer. glad tidIngs or sweet comrade-
ship. And. while the wonderful. in
describable feeling of Christmas per-
vades the atmosphere and invisible
angels chant the beautiful refrain of
Peace on Earth" let US each and all
do something to make glad the day
and keep its heart cheering traditions
alive.
one of the smartest anu most enjoy
able of this seasons functions was the
bridge party Wednesday afternoon at
the Country Club. when Mrs Dave
Goldberg entertained in honor of acr
sister. Miss Blanche Solomon. The
Country Club is an ideal place in which
to entertain and was especially at
tractive with its tasteful decorations
of roses and chrysanthemunIs. Miss
Rose Bell Goldman received the first
prize for the highest score made a.
bridge. Miss Anita Smith the second
and Miss Hoffman the consolation.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon were.
Mines. s. Oberfelder. Leo Goldman. c.
II. Akers. l.. H. Lands. w. F. Nichols,
NJ o. BickneIl, z. w. ThayeI. c. f.
De Mund. ID. b. Heard. Shirley Christy,
Henry George. Gordon Tweed, Lloyd
Christy, C. ]. Hall, John Page, Roy
Goodrich. J. H McClintock, ]. w. Der
ris. l. i. Stoddard. James Creighton.
Garrett Ryan. ]. L. b. Alexander, Wal
ter Talbot. w. c. Foster. J. E. Walker.
Ancil Martin, Harry Tritle. Edward
Ceilings. Edgar Miner. J. Wood, W. s.
Goldsworthy, F. A. Tritle. G. p. Bull
lard. Frank Ainsworth, L. II. Chalmers,
C. F. Ainsworth, II. S. Pickrell. S. W.
Highley, W. K. James, c. Church
i'll. b. A. Fickas. A. c. Nc
Queen, G. y. Gage, /. T. Hosey,
P. E. Fuller. p. A. Tharaldson, L. L
Blank, II. J. Jessup. A. c. Baker. Frank
Cox. G. w Vickers. ]. A. Cashion, ].
c. Adams. Guy Bennett. E. F. Kent. L
NJ. Darby. ID. II. Burtis. Beverly Cox,
f. f. Young. S. ID. Lount, ]. NJ. Kend-
rick. /. ]. Johnson. A. K. Stacy. T. w.
Pemberton. Eugene Redwill. A. Rhein-
stein Ben Yeager. j. NJ. Swetman, h.
Shaw. II. c. Yaeger. Louis Melczer, II.
A. Diehl, II. S. Creighton. w. ]. Kings
bury. r. b. Burmister. II. ]. McClung,
II. /. Latham. Walter Bennett, ]. ].
Sweeney, w. G. Lentz, j. H. Kibbey.
Fred Brewer. Webster. Street, H. B.
Wilkinson, o. Z. Plath. H. II. Mcneil,
c. II. Davidson, Il. A. Fowler. Geo. II.
Cook. E. w. Lewis. w. B. Lount, Frank
Smith. w. L. Pinney, w. G. Hartranft,
Harry Kennedy. H. A. Hughes, c. ID.
Doris. r. B. Craig, ]. NJ. Jameson, NJ.
Jacobs: Misses. Warren. Cook, Car
nett, Morse. Peck, Kendrick, Smith,
Nicholson. Hoffman, Gosliner. Duke,
Bennitt, Pemberton. Ainsworth. Ben
nett. Kingsbury. Hosey. Stacy, Fraser,
Jacobs. James. Shirley, Miner, Caroline,
Connell. Alice Butterfield. Rose Bell
Goldman, Sallie Jacobs and Zelma
Bailey.
Friday afternoon Mrs. II. p. DeMund
and Mrs. Harry Kennedy entertained
with a delightful five hundred party
. ., ar r
ferson st. The decorations in the
house were exceedingly elaborate and
beautiful, in the reception hall Mar
cissus were used in great profusion and
the parlors were prettily decorated with
roses, Narcissus and huge bouquets OF
chrysanthemums in jardiniers. The
hostesses were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. NJ. o. Bicknell, Mrs. a. G. Hulett,
and Mrs. +. p. Brewer. The first prize
was won by Miss Sallie Jacobs and the
second by Miss Duke.
Mrs. |. NJ. Darby and Mrs. Henry
George were the hostesses yesterday
afternoon at the Country Club. The
usual game of five hundred was play
ed. Mrs. Garrett Ryan won the prize.
Among those present were Mrs. 5
Oberfsider. Mrs. c. E De Mund, Mrs.
Webster Street, Mrs. Garrett Ryan.
Mrs. l.. III. Chalmers. Mrs. Leo Gold
man. Mrs. Roy Goodrich. Misses Stack.
Jacobs. Ainsworth, James. Fraser.
Henry, Orme. Bennitt, Fisk. Messrs. Z.
+. Young and Arthur AinswOrth.
Mrs J. L. b. Alexander was the
hostess at a pretty luncheon Monday
in honor of Mrs. John Aitkin- Ameri-
can Beauty roses formed the artistic
Besides the guest of honor. covers
were laid for Mrs. ]. II. Kibbey, Mrs.
William Pinney. Mrs. R. E. HolbrOok
and Mrs. James Swetman.
The Neighborhood Bridge club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith on
Tuesday evening. The highest score
was made by Mrs. c. H. Davidson.
Mrs. /. T. Stoddard and Vernon Cook
We're the substitutes.
The Delta Sigma fraternity Will give
a dance New Years week in Melczer
hall