Arizona republican., 1906-03-04

Jrude MelcZer, Miss Odette HerZStan, Miss Dorothy MichaeIson. Selim Mi cnaelson, Charles <orrick and Newton Levy.
 Mrs. Woodson, Mrs Newell and Miss Anderson of Asheville, North Carolina. arrived Monday morning to visit Mrs. F. P. Conway. Mrs. Woodson and Miss Anderson left for California Wednesday evening. but Mrs. Newell Will remain in the city for some time.
 Miss Grace Stacey substituted for Mrs. Charles F. DeAIund at the Bridge tournament Monday, and made the highest score.
 Mrs. Joseph Wickham returned Thursday morning. She will be in the city about three weeks.
 Mrs. Gordon Tweed entertained the Tuesday Bridge club last week. and made the highest score.
 Miss Odette Herzstan of Sidney. O.. arrived recently and is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Levy. Miss Herzstan will remain several months
 
 Friday evening Mrs. P. r. Conway was hostess at a delightful party gfv- Tn compliment to Mrs D. w. Newell of AsheVille, North Carolina. Many in teresting games were planned by the hostess, affording great amusement. ana there was much merry making ana laughter When the games were concluded refreshments were served The guest list included: Mrs. Newell MT. and Mrs. Thaddeus Gfllum. MT and Mrs. Earnest F. Young. MT. and Mrs. Fred P Brewer. MT. end NTrs hahlelly. Mr. and Mrs. Farris, pr. and Mrs' Lloyd H. Richards, Mir and Mrs Taylor. Mrs. HarIowe J. Phelps Mrs McElVee, Mrs. Woodbridge. Mrs. 1T TT Powers, Mrs. Baker. Mrs. James H Creighton, Mrs. Jilette Miss Jessie ! Holroyd. Miss Lalla Rookh GiIIun Miss Mabel Phelps. Miss Danfortb Miss King, Miss Ellis. Messrs. Soutb vaughan. Hudson. Strait. DiehI and Dr. Palmer
 Mir. Walter Ellmgson of Salt Lake City was among the arrivals Friday morning. He will remain in Phoenix several days.
 Mrs. David Goldberg substituted for
 Miss Sallie Jacobs at the Friday Bridge tournament and made the highest score
 The dance at the Country club Thursday evening was a very pleas ant affair. The music was delightful and the attendance good.
 Dr. and Mrs. William G. Lentz and MT. and Mrs. Earnest F. Young spent last Sunday at the Lentz ranch Mir. ard Mrs. Harvey J. Lee left on the early train yesterday morning for Prescott. They will return tomorrow.
 
 MT. B. R. Lewis of Rhinelander. l Wis. arrived last week and is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Win Wylie. Mrs. Lewis has been in Phoenix all winter Friday afternoon Mrs. Justus GoebeI and Miss Mamie Gibbons gave a 'nlis- cellaneOus shower for Miss Laura Etter, at the attractive GoebeI camp. This was an out-Of- door affair and the guests sat under a picturesque palm shed, which was festooned with grace ful pepper bOughs and a profusion of bright -colOred poppies. which added brilliancy to the scene. "Old Maid" ] was the game played during the after ! -ANN~AA' HI WHICH MISS AdIIle AIdFSndll won the prize. Delicious luncheon | was served as a fitting end to so pleas ant an afternoon. The guests were: Miss Etter, Mrs. w. r. Ceilings, Mrs. ! Edward Ceilings. Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. | Roeder, Mrs. Berger, Mrs Warren Mrs. Quinn. Mrs. George AIkire, Mrs R. , M. Tafel Mrs. George Merryman, Mrs | Otto F.. Plath, Mrs. F. F. Pascoe, Mrs | Gertrude Doris, Mrs. Lloyd H. Rich | ards, Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Swiggert ! Mrs. c. R. Etter, Mrs. T. Etter. Mrs. | Baum, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. Harlowe J. ! Phelps, Mrs. McRae, Mrs. McDaniels 1 Miss Eva Etter. Miss Faye Etter. Miss i May Wilson, Miss Ruby Forderer. Miss JamisOn, Miss Gasliner, Miss DanfOrth, Miss Edna Yaeger. Miss ] Mamie Brown, Miss Martin, Miss LalIa ROokh Gillum, Miss Grove Miss Mar shall, Miss Pullen, Miss Elsie Munger. Miss Rohner, Miss McDaniels, Miss | LOise Murphy, Miss Campbell, Miss 1 Sallie Hayden, Miss May Chambers, Miss Wright, Miss White, Miss Caw- | thorne.
 On the afternoon of the coming Sat urday between the hours of two and three thirty the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the home of Mrs. George w. Vickers on East Washington street. There will be business Of importance transacted at the meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. w. P. Ceilings of Chi cago arrived Friday for a three weeks stay with MT. and Mrs. Edward Col l lings.
 Mrs. DanfOrth, who has been the guest of Mrs. Harlowe J. Phelps, left
 the first of last week for New Or leans.
 Wednesday was current topics day at the Harmony club, however, there was a business meeting which con sumed the greater part of the after noon. Next Wednesday will be his tory day.
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