Arizona republican., 1906-03-11

Mir and Mrs. Alvin Wilson. MT. and
 Mrs. Schrode and MT. and Mrs. W. B.
 Morrill,, Long Beach, California; Mr
 and Mrs.L P. Snleman, Hopeville, Cal | ifornia; MT. and Mrs. Sears, Tropical California; Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Taylor
 Downey, California; Dr. and Mrs. c. H. Petty. Nevada, Missouri; MT. and Mrs
 Warren Evans, Golden City, Missouri; ' MT. and Mrs. John NJ. Etter. Vaneta
 Indian Territryy; MT. and Mrs. Will Etter Montague, Texas; MT and Mrs. ! Ed. StOvall. Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs John Geissler. MontesanO, Washing 1 ton: MT. and Mrs. z. J. Forales, Otta-
 wa, Canada: MT. and Mrs. Elkanah | Eckles, Eskridge, Kansas; MT and
 Mrs. Orville A Steines, Carthage Mis- souri; MT. John Wilson, Miss Bessie
 Wilson Mrs. F. H. Hall and Mrs. Lydia StemmOns, Carthage, Missouri; Miss Lizzie Smith. Holtville, California;
 MT. Britt L. Bowker. Santa Paula, California;; MT. Joe White, Santa Bar bara. California;: Mr R. C. Stanford Bisbee; Mr. Edgar Spaulding, Stan
 ford, California; Mir. Clarence Spauhd- ! ing of the Occidental College. Califor- mia; and MT. R. l.. Marshall, Musko- gee, Indian Territory.
 | Mrs. Harlowe T. Phelps and Mrs | Frank T. Alkire entertained Monday afternoon in compliment to Miss Ethel Shearer of Cedar Falls Iowa. Jarde- nieres of fragrant spring blossoms adorned the room. Vocal solos were rendered by Miss Shearer Miss Kath- ryn Osgood and Mrs. Vivian P. Hamil- ton, and Miss Danforth and Miss Fan i nie Peck gave several piano selections. This was one of those delightful in formal afternoons which was thor oughly enjoyed by everyone present. At the close of the musical program ' refreshments were served.
 The Monday Bridge club met at the ! residence of Mrs. Julius M. Jamison : last week. Mrs. w. c. Foster made the highest score.
 Yesterday afternoon Miss Elizabeth 1 Coates gave a musical in honor of Miss l Florence Marcy Burnham of Boston. i The house was attractiVely decorated with pepper boughs, bridegroom myr- ] tie and hyacinths.
 l A number of pretty vocal selections were rendered by Mrs Ralph NJ. Ia fel, Mrs. Lloyd H. Richards Miss
 Kathryn OsgOod, Miss Loise Murphy.
 and Miss Grace Holland. Miss Anna BOrell delighted the guests with sev-
 eral piano selections.
 ] Miss Coates was assisted in serV- ling by Miss Addie Faye Richmond
 Miss Helen Armstrong and Miss Win efred Hall of Russel. Kansas l The invited guests were: Mrs.
 Thopnas F. Ceilings. Mrs. John W. 1 Foss. Mrs. C. w. Goldman. Mrs. Tafel
 Mrs. George H. Brewer. Mrs. McCul- tough. Mrs. c. 3. Richmond Mrs r.
 H. Ensign. Mrs. Richards. Mrs. John | w. Thomas, Mrs. L. w. Coggins. Mrs. | F.. A. Marshall, Mrs John w. Todd, Mrs. Hornberger, Mrs. $. F. Cravens, Mrs. Walter A. Cravens, Salina, Kan sas, Mrs. Schupp. Mrs. Tweed, Mrs | Eugene Nelson, Mrs. J. A. Elliott. Mrs Winfield Scott Miss Florence Tweed, Miss Anne Garnett, Miss Martha Gar nett, Miss LaIla Rookh Gillum. Miss Lucy T. Ellis, Miss Murphy, Miss Arm strong, Miss Hall, Miss Cordelia Nel- | son, Miss Edna Ward, Miss Grace 1 Holland, Miss Richmond. Miss Morse, Miss Bertha Lyall Miss Anna Boren. Miss olga Coggins, and Miss Violet l Highley, of Chicago; Miss Phelps and Miss Danforth.
 Mir and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson enter ! tained Tuesday evening for Mrs. z. J. Hill. or Duluth. Five hundred was played. Mrs. Hill and Mir. Vernon L. Clark being the prize winners. The evening was most enjoyable, closing with the serving of a deliciOuslun- ! cheon.
 Mrs. Geo. Goldman made the hign- est score at the Bridge tournament
 Monday.
 Tuesday Mrs P F. Conway gave taIly-hO party in honor of Mrs. b. w. Newell, of Asheville, North Carolina. This was one of the jolliest picnics of the season. The party drove to the Pima reservation, Paradise valley, and lastly to the Hole-in- the-rock, where they stayed to see one of the glorious Arizona sunsets.
 The party consisted of Mrs. Newell, Mrs. Thaddeus Gillum, Mrs Harlowe J. Phelps, Mrs. McElwee. Mrs. Baker. Miss Jessie Holroyd, Miss Mabel Phelps, Miss DanfOrth. Miss Martha King, Miss King MT. Vaughan of Richmond, Va, and MT. Harry Diehl.
 
 Mrs F. J. Bennitt entertained the Tuesday Bridge club last week Miss for Mrs. [. A Marshall and made the
 highest score.
 Next Wednesday will be serving day with the Harmony club. but on account ted. However the members will gath