Arizona republican., 1907-10-06

various resorts, are returning, and in- tcrest is being manifested in the win ter's pleasures. Bridge tournaments are being discussed and formed, and great enjoyment is anticipated in the many social events of the Annual Ter ritorial Fair and during the months following.
 With the opening of the Country Club in November come the enjoyable Saturday afternoon teas, the golf and tennis tournaments. It has also been rumored tkat 9 oolo tournament may take place the latter part of the winter. The usual number of musicales. recep- tions and parties are predicted. which all add to the success of a gay and pleasant season
 The Ladies' Thursday bridge club held its first meeting of the season. last week at the home of Mrs. l.. Nor gan Darb-.
 Plans for the coming winters tour nament were discussed and it was de- cided to add four new members to the club making the fourth table.
 Miss Rema Chalmers was the hostess Friday evening of a delightful party. Quantities of roses were used in the floral adornment of the house, and the porch, where dainty refreshments were served. presented an unusually charm ing scene with its many Japanese lanterns. An auction was one of the enjoyable features Of the evening after which a number of other games were played. The guests included Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss Carrie McNeil. Miss Helen Laird, Miss Mildred Stacy. Miss Norma Sweeny, Miss Gertrude MelcZer. Miss Hazel Goldberg, Miss Hattie Hurley. Miss Rema Boris, Miss Hazel Marshall. Miss Gail Wess- Ter. Miss Mamie Pendleton, George McNeii, Jay Alkire. Sims Ely, Robert Dunlap, Winfield Hartranft, Harry Young, James Bryant, Karl Bennett. Fred Spaulding. Harry Hurley, Will COrpstein, Arthur Hahn, Will Callahan, Charlie DeMund and L. B. Shue.
 Mrs. Perry Sears was the hostess Thursday of a pretty luncheon in honor of her sister, Mrs. George Spangler. The pretty center piece of the table was of La France roses. Besides the guest of honor covers were laid for Mrs Joseph Kibbey, Mrs. E.. E. Kirkland. Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs. J. Sherburne Jencks, Mrs. Frank Cox. Mrs. Tristram Connell. Mrs. stephen Higley and Miss Caroline Connell.
 MT. and Mrs Benjamin Yaeger ex- pect to leave shortly for Prescott to make their home, much to the regret of their many friends in Phoenix.
  The Bachelors will entertain with a dance Halloween, in the auditorium of the Arizona School of Music. They intend giving these affairs every two weeks during the season.
 Mrs. George W. vickers will arrive this week from Salt Lake City, where she has been visiting the past month The early part of the summer was pleasantly spent in different parts of Ohio. Fred Tritle entertained with a dinner Monday evening after which the party enjoyed the circus. His guests were Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Landis, Mrs.
  Dick Newton and Sidney Goldman.
  Mir and Mrs J. C. Adams. will re- turnMonday from a three months trip in the east.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury and Miss Mona Kingsbury returned yes terday from Redondo. where they spent the summer Mrs Thomas Otis of Pasadena, who visited here two years ago, will be their guest this winter. Miss Mary Marsh returned Monday from Long Beach where she has been for some time. Mrs. George Williamson and baby arrived home Saturday from a four months trip in the east. Mrs. Kate Carter and Samuel Car ter. mother and brother of Mrs c. F. DeMund, are expected to arrive this week from Missouri and will spend the winter with MT. and Mrs. DeMund. The Arizona club will give it's first
  ball of the season. Thanksgiving. in the | auditorium of the Arizona School of 1 Music. The club will have handsome l quarters in the Noble building when i it is completed. and all its functions | will then be given there.
 Mrs. James McClintock returned yes terday from a summer spent in the east, during which time she visited New York, Pennsylvania and Wash ington. Charles Smuthwaite will arrive this week from a two months visit at his former home in Detroit.
 Mrs. H. B. Wilkenson returned Tuesday from Chicago.
 The engagement has been announced of Miss Elabel Wood. daughter of Mrs. William Henry Wood. to James Akers. The marriage will take place early in the winter. Miss Wood, whose home .~~>~~~--~~~~~---~~~~~--~---