Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-05-29

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Tuesday afternoon, when the annual
open meeting Of the Monday Club was
given under the joint direction of the
Literature and Music sections. The
program presented was of especial
merit, evoking much applause and
many encores. During the numbers ices
were served and carnations given as
souvenirs.
The pavilion was attractively dec
Grated in streams Of white and gold
and proved nm ideal setting for the
many handsomely dressed guests Of the
club. Mrs. Collins, in her graceful man
uer. announced the program, which was
as follows,
Prologue ...... ..... Mrs w. W. Ross
Vocal Solo ..............."C armen -
Mrs. J. @. Kirkpatrick.
nccttHtiOu boIfHihe
Mrs. Twiggs.
Piano Duet. (O "Dcr Frcischutz "
(b) "Don Giovanni" ........
Miss Trump--Mr. Lamson.
Recitation ,..... "Nell's Courtship"
Mrs ". W. Ross.
Piano Solo ............... Selected
Miss Trump.
Mountain City Quartette--(a) cab
scnt"-(b) Kentucky Babe" go.
Mcssrs. Barnes, Decker, Lamson, Kcss.
Tine purpose Of the gathering was TO
add n substantial donation 10 the new
club house fund. and IL is very graft.
flying to state that $3j will be placed
10 its credit.
The cantata given Mt the Elks' opera
house on Friday night was in every
way very successful, Miss wilhcmina
Gossman scoring quite triumph in
her training Of the childrcn's voices,
in which she was capably aided by her
sister, Miss Mary Gossman, who also
presided at the piano during the can
tata.
Miss Fannie Thomas, in fancy
dance, n sailors hornpipc. and the
Mountain City quartcttc, composed OF
Mcssrs Barnes, Decker, Kesslcr and
Lamson, whose names were omitted
from the programs Of the entertain.
ment, helped greatly in making the
evenings pleasure unalloycd, filing in
between the acts.
Those taking part in the cantata, as
stated yesterday, were in every way
capable of the parts they essayed.
\ surprise party was given Miss Har.
riett Cope last Monday evening, at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Robert Birch,
ON South Marina street.
Mrs. Bireh, assisted by that afrable
aud gracious little lady, Miss Edith
Martin, rendered n delightful evening
to those present. Towards midnight
a most bounteous rcpast was served,
which would have delighted the most
fnstidious. Those present were Mr.. aud
Mrs. X. Birch, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Birch, Mr.. and Mrs. William Birch;
Misses Eda Martin, Olive Buckley,
Edith Gad6eld, Lillian Moser, Frances
+. Coylc, Evelyn Coyle, Ethel Walls,
Harriet Cope, Berenicc Modem, Ruby
10y, Hazel Holtam; Messrs. Robert
Miller, Nolan Miller, John Moser, Leo
MeManD, Alvin Burtis. Bill Munds,
Charles Martin, Robert and Joseph
Birch.
Mrs., l.. Il. Campbell entertained Mt
her home on Marina street, Saturday
afternoon in honor Of her guest, Mrs.
Decker Of Los Angeles. Five hundred
was the game played and at the end
OF the afternoon the prize for high
score, hand-paintcd tea tile, was
awarded Mrs. Peter. The lone hand
prize, cut glass violet vase, was cut
for by Mrs. walcutt, Mrs. Roper, Mrs.
Fagerberg and Mrs. Hastings, and won
by Mrs, Hastings. Those playing were
Mesdames Walcntt, Fagcrberg, Nelson,
Goldwatcr, Peter, Roper, Koehlcr,
Heap, Hastings, Wheatley, Taylor,
Hcsla, Decker, Ruffner, Cruice and
fount. Mrs. Campbell was assisted by
Mrs. Gibbcs of jerome and Miss Camp.
bell.
Mrs. w. w. Ross entertained M 200
on Thursday afternoon In honor of Mrs.
Gibbes of Jerome. Those making slams
were rewarded by little hart-shaped
bon'bon boxes filed with tiny bon.