Arizona republican., 1906-02-18

1 should be gathered in as d result of it's harvest. It would seem as though an electric spark of patriotism would enlighten the country were every chapter to observe this day for the benefit of a permanent memorial to General Washington and other heroes land heroines who gave their lives | that we might live in liberty.
 In compliance with the above reso- lution, Maricopa chapter will welcome their friends at the residence of Bish- op Kendrick and provide an interest ing program, while the Daughters will serve tea in Old-time costumes.
 
 Misses Hazel and Fay DeMund en- tertained at a valentine party on Tuesday. The decorations were pretty There was guessing game in which Care Doud won the first prize and Miss Ada Rebstock the second.
 
 On Friday eveniE g MT and Mrs A. A. Armstrong entertained al dinner in honor of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Maring and MT. and Mrs. G. B. Ball of Nun cie, Ind. MT. Maring is an old acquain- tance of MT. Armstrong, when both resided in Belmont county, Ohio.
 Mrs. Mary Campbell Close will re- turn from New York on the 2Sth.
 Miss Mamie Brown of Los Angeles, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Alkire.
 MT. Clarence Stacey returned Thurs day from Tucson.
 Miss Mabel Phelps spent Friday in Mesa the guest of MT. Spangler.
 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene RedewilI have postponed their visit to Phoenix until the early fall. They will spend the remainder of the winter in Bakersfield, Cal, and the summer months will be spent at Yosemite.
 Mrs. George AIkire will entertain Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Mamie Brown.
 Mrs. Banforth and Miss Banforth. mother and sister of Mrs. H. l.. Kin nison of Fort Whipple. will arrive to- morrow afternoon to spend a few days with Mrs. HarlOwe J. Phelps
 One of the prettiest of the many
 
 Elizabeth Coates Tuesday evening. It was given to the Iron Springs crowd of last summer. Many games appro- priate to Valentines day were arrang- ed for the evening and the hours pass ed most pleasantly. Dainty refresh ments were served when the last If games was exhausted. Those present were: Miss Louise Murphy, Miss Mabel Phelps, Miss Ad- die Faye Richmond, Miss Flora Frier, Miss Helen Armstrong; Miss Hall Miss Elsie Munger, Perry Munge~, Charles Munger, Milton Munger Will Fickas Melville Fickas, Howard Brown and Donald Mcqueen and Clarence of Mesa.
 Dr. K. C. Babcock of the University of Arizona, was a visitor in town last week. He was entertained at dinner F'Eiday evening by Secretary and Mrs w F. Nichols.
 Miss Willie Jerdone of Washington. D. c. was among the arrivals la st Monday. Miss Jerdone is en route to California and stopped in Phoenix for brief visit with Mrs. F. P. Conway.
 Mrs. Harlowe J. Phelps and Miss Mabel Phelps will entertain Wednes- day afternoon in compliment to Mrs Banforth and Miss Banforth.
 Dr. George w. Vickers will leave Tuesday evening for Tucson to attend the annual meeting of the Shriners.
 
 Friday evening Mrs J. L. B. Alex ander gave an informal dancing party to e few of the young people. When the dancing was at an end refresh ments were served. Mrs. AIexander's guests were: MT. and Mrs. John H. Page Mrs. C. N. Callahan. Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Margaret Whalen, Miss Marie Baker, R. B. BerryhiI Joe Cassou. Arthur Ainsworth. Eugene Goldman and Howard Cassidy.
 The Sons of The American Revolu- ton will give a banquet Thursday evening at the Hotel Adams.
 Secretary and Mrs w. F. Nichols will leave Tuesday for Tucson. Tuesday will be an interesting day at the Woman's club. The department of Household Economies will hold sway They will have with them Miss Coburn of Kansas City, an eXperienc ed teacher of domestic science. She has taught in several welI-knOwn east ern schools, and Tuesday afternoon will give an unique demonstration, as