Arizona republican., 1906-01-07

l Francisco. Mrs. Isaac T. Stoddard Mrs. Sol Lewis and Miss Rose Bell Goldman were the clubs guests. | Yesterday afternoon Mrs John Aitken was hostess at an informal af- fair given to the remaining members of the Mystic Seven" Mrs. Aitken's guests were Mrs. J. M. Swetnam, Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander Mrs. w. l.. Pinney Mrs. Holbrook, Mrs. A. A. Johns, of Prescott, and Miss Mary Belle Swet- ham, of Monterey, Cal
 Dr. and Mrs. George w. Vickers en- tertained MT. and Mrs A. w. Edwards, of Prescott, Mrs. Eleanor Lane Mrs. R. R. Hart. of Groenville, Ohio, and MT. Franklin D. Lane at dinner New Years day.
 l During the afternoon preceding New Years eve Mrs. Morris Rosenburg re- ceived her friends informally at the residence of Mrs. Louis Melczer. Many called to bid goodbye to Mrs. Rosen- burg, and in the evening the guests re- mained to see the old year out. Whist was played to pass away the time.
 One of the many delightful New Year dinners was given by Judge and Mrs. Webster Street. Their guests were MT. and Mrs. Phelps A. Gilmore Mrs. Joseph Wickham and MT. Thom- as Oberle.
 Tuesday will be civics- education day at the Woman's club, with Mrs. G. B. l inh o-,a fr.1,oa Hn. Ward will sing. An interesting fea- ture of the program will be the read 1 ing of Mrs. Decker's Holiday Greet ing by Mrs. George Blount. Mrs. B. A. Fowler will give a talk on Civil Service Reform, and Miss Alice Rede- will will render a piano solo.
 Mrs. Webster Street will entertain at the Country club some time the lat ] ter part of the week.
 Miss Sallie Jacobs. Miss Lucille Drachman, and Miss Caroline Connell 1 spent Thursday in Mesa, the guests of Mrs. Paul E. Fuller. |
 The Daughters of the American Revolution met at the residence of | , ternoOn. This was a social session, and tea was served.
 
 | At the meeting of the Harmony club i Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Elder was chairman. Mrs. Elder, Mrs. Luther C. i Toney and Mrs. John Dennis read in teresting papers. Mrs. Liebenow and Miss Gertrude Melczer rendered piano selections. It was a most delightful afternoon. Next "Wednesday will be ! sewing day. The worthy matron or the Eastern Star wishes to meet her officers at the | Masonic hall Tuesday from to ) ! o'clock. Mrs. II. L. Kinnison and Miss Dan forth, of Fort Whipple, who have been | visiting Mrs. Harlowe J. Phelps, left | , Monday morning. Miss Lucille Dracnman left the lat ter part of the week for her home in Tucson.
 Miss Linda Dellenbaugh arrived i Tuesday morning to spend the winter with Mrs. Charles H. Akers.
 MT. w B. Burroughs of Detroit, l Mich, is the guest Of his sister, Mrs. ! Sarah Gertrude Evans. He came on | the early train Friday morning. Wednesday evening Miss Ruth Jes- | sop and Miss Edith Bennett entertained with a five hundred party at the pretty | Jessop home on North First avenue. Miss Drew Bennett assisted The | evening was most enjoyable. Miss ! Edna Ward and MT. Arthur Ainsworth l were the prize winners. At the con | clusion of the game refreshments were | served. The invited guests were: Miss l Mabel McNeil, Miss Sadie Allen, Miss | Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Marie Baker. Miss Frances Pemberton, Miss Helen | Ely, Miss Mabel Moore, Miss Edna | Ward, Miss Anne Garnett. Miss Edith | Wylie, Miss Margaret Clark, Miss Fan nie Bryant Miss Marion Lacey. Miss Drew Bennett, Guy Alsap, Clifton Pe- nick, Edwin Penick, Celora Stoddard. | Arthur Ainsworth, Alexander Baker, Sims Eaton, Hal Bennett, Harry Bry- ant, Neil Mccarthy, Ralph Marshall Eugene Goldman, Arthur Luhrs, Der nard Thomas and Heighton James.
 
 Miss Rose Dickert entertained a | small gathering Friday evening which | was very much enjoyed, on account of it's originality. After several num- bers were given on the photograph, 1 Miss Brookie George sang in her well cultivated soprano voice, followed by | MT. Frank Hilderbrand, who as usu- al did his best. Miss Dickert displayed 1 her skill with the chafing dish by serv- ing several dainties. After this danc | ing was indulged in to the music of the | photograph, and all agreed that it was | a most delightful evening. Among 1 those present were: Misses Jessie All len, Brookie George, Annette Weissen- born, Rose Dickert, Mrs. George w. | Miller, Messrs. John D. Adams, Herb | Scott, Malcolm Gillett; Chas. L. Devoy, | James M. Barney and Frank Hilder- l