Arizona republican., 1906-02-18

MT. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg enter tained the Bridge club last Wednesday. Prizes were won by Mrs Garrett Ryan and MT. Aaron Goldberg. MT. and Mrs. w. K. James and Miss Rose Bell Gold man were the clubs guests.
 Mrs. Earnest A. Young will entertain with cards Saturday afternoon. **%
 Mrs. A. c. Baker gave a Mexican luncheon Wednesday noon in compli- ment to Miss Fleishman
 The monthly social of the Harmony club took place Wednesday Afternoon at Melczer's hall. Whist was the di- version for the afternoon, and prizes were awarded Mrs. Ben Cochran, Miss Mae McAvoy and Mrs. A. Iben The hall was artistically decorated with greenery and valentines in red, white and gold designs. The hostesses were Mrs. Jacqwith, Mrs. Elder, Mrs Mayors, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Cohn and Mrs. Tweed.
 Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers entertained the Monday Bridge club Monday eve ming. Mrs. James H. McCIintock made the highest score.
 
 Invitations are out for two after noons' at Mrs. Harrison E. Stroud's, the 20th and the 27th.
 The Friday club met at the residence of Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey last week. There will be a dance at the Country club Thursday evening.
 
 Mrs. George H. Cook will entertain on the 22nd. Mrs. A P. Brewer and Miss Cora James. who for some weeks have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Fred P. Brewer, leave Tuesday. They will visit various points in California and then go on to Portland, Oregon, where they will remain until May, at which time they will return to their home in Sag inaw. Mrs. Brewer and Miss James will be accompanied as far as Port land by MT. Fred P. Brewer.
 The yearly entertainment of the of ficers of the Friday club to the club will take place Tuesday afternoon. An interesting time is anticipated.
 Miss Grace Stacey made the high est score at the Friday Bridge tour nament.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Benjamin Cochrane entertained informally Monday even ing in compliment to Miss Cora James of Saginaw. Those present were Miss James. MT. and Mrs. Fred P. Brewer, Mir and Mrs. C. H. Davidson, MT. and Mrs. A. T. Corbin, MT. and Mrs. Frank Smith. MT. and Mrs. Garrett Hulst. Mrs. A. P. Brewer. and MT. Howard s. Reed.
 MT. and Mrs Lawrence Holden and Mir Edwin Burke were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Hosey at dinner Sunday evening.
 The Phoenix Country club is now in the midst of rehearsals for a play to be given for the benefit of the club. The play selected is the famous so- ciety drama "Jim the Penman," which was written by Sir Charles Young, baronet. This excellent drama was produced first in London and after ward in New York City, where it had a phenomenal run of more than two hundred nights.
 The cast is as follows:
 James Ralston ......... Judge Street
 
 Baron Hartfelt ... George P. Bullard Capt Redwood Charles DeVoy Lord Drelincourt ..GeOrge Lutgerding George Ralston .... Thomas Prescott MT Netherby .-.........- Paul Ingies pr. PettyWiSe ........ William Jones MT. ChapStone ........ Garrett Ryan Butler .M. c. MeDougall Nina Ralston Q. Miss BrooIie George Lady Dunscombe. Mrs. Harry Tritle -Afrs. Chapstone .. Mrs. Charles Akers Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. Mae French Cooley
 This will take place at the Doris opera house March 15. It is being produced and staged under the per sOnal direction of the well-known manager and playwright MT. Edwin F. Barbour of New York.
 Mir. Harry McGowan, who for some months has been the guest of pr. and Mrs. w. J. Simpson, will leave the latter part of the week for his home in Puyallup, Wash.
 News was received recently from Los Angeles of a tea given on board the schooner Ariel, at which Mrs. George R. Biggs and Miss Prudence Gillum were present. This was an un- usual and a very pleasant event. An  George R. Biggs, Miss Prudence Gil- lum and some Catalina people took the steamer CabriIlo for Avalon, where they spent a most delightful day.
 It is a pleasure to the many friends of Miss Gillum to know that her visit to the coast is being made so enjoy able.
 
 Mrs. Dwight B. Heard and Mrs. James H. McClintock served at the Country club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Shelby M. Cullum made the high est score in the card game.
 Mir. and Mrs. Max Viault were pleasantly surprised Friday evening by a party of friends. The time was passed playing five hundred, after which refreshments were served.