Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

ing scene. Bridge was the game oi the afternoon at which prizes were received by Miss Mona Kingsbury Mrs. Harry Gray. Miss Marguerite James and Miss Zelma Baiiey. The hostesses were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Harry Gray of Pasadena.
 Friday evening MT. and Mrs. Vernon Clark entertained with a charmingly appointed dinner Roses and violets were used with beautiful effect in the tables decoration and dainty hand painted cards of violets indicated the places. Covers were laid for Thomas F. Pollock. W. s. Pickrell Ralph Me Creery. Will Callahan and MT. Hutch inSon.
 Dick Newton was the host of a de- lightful dinner at the Ford hotel Mon day evening. His guests were. MT. and Mrs. L. H. Landis. Mir. and Mrs. Ross of Prescott and Paul Brizzard.
 The Country cAb will serve lunch con Wednesday at the club house, and in the afternoon bridge will be en- joyed.
 Mrs Alice Stewart announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Florence Stewart to James Robson of Les Angeles. Miss Stewart has resid- ed in Phoenix for some time and has hosts Of friends here. MT. Robison. whose former home was in West Nir- ginia. spent a few months in town several years ago and made many friends during his short visit. The wedding will take place some time this month after which the bride and groom will go to Los Angeles to reside.
 The young ladies will give a leap year and valentine party, Friday eve ming February 14th, in the Arizona School of Music. in honor of the newly elected officers of the Bachelors club. The officers are George Lutgerding president. Charles Munger. vice presi- dent and William Wilkin, treasurer.
 A jolly party of hunters. who left yesterday for Q two days hunt on the Gila river, is composed of G. Albion Alsap. C. Reeves Clark, N. Earle Levy L. Agustus Gillette, S. Cleveland Gang, C. Leslie Heflin. L. Recorte McCar- thy. A Schenasi Nicholson, J. TedfOrd Creech. T. Wing Miller and L. Sol Jacobs.
 The Musicians Club will meet to- .T W. E. Deftr. An excellent program has been prepared, the composers for the day being Mozart and Sinding. Mozart's Coronation Concerto will be played, necessitating the use of two pianos. The following program will be given:
 Sinding Numbers.
 Andante from symphony in D. Minor Op. 9.
 Vocal Solo-Selected.
 Danse GrotesCue.
 Fruehling Srarschen, On. 32.
 Mozart Numbers.
 Duett-Sul Aria from Figaro.
 Adagio from Sonata, F Major.
 ''The Violet"
 Aria"
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 The dance Fridav evening at the Country Clrb vas a very pleasant af- fair Among those who enjoyed the evening were MT. and Mrs. Dave Gold berg. Mir and Mrs. Henry George, Mir and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, MT. and Mrs. George P. Bullard, Mir. and Mrs. William Kennedy, MT. and Mrs. P. A. Tharaldson, M-. and Mrs. H. J. New house, M-. and Mrs. J.W. Crenshaw, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Abbie Pickrell Miss Genevieve King, Miss Northorp, Miss Edith Bennett, Miss Alice Redewill, Miss Helen owen. Miss Edna Murray, Miss Marguerite Adams, Miss Wilev, Celora Stoddard, Eugene Goldman. William Callahan, Grass Redewill ard A De Puis.
 
 Thursday evening Carl Stewart de- entertained at dinner. the occasion being his twenty first birth day. His guests were Keith Pickrell, Celora Stoddard Eugene Goldman. Thomas Osborne, Frank Brown and John Stewart.
 Miss Florence Fish, who has been in town the past week. leaves today for her home in Tucson
 Mrs. John Page has issued invita- tions for a luncheon Friday. February 14th. n ho2or Of Miss Drew Bennitt, whose engagement was recently an- nounced to Mir. Sharrard of Denver.
 
 Mrs. T. r. Dennis, mother of Mrs. C. H. Griffis, arrived Wednesday from D. C.. accompanied by Mrs. Griffis' little son. Jack. Mrs. Den his will spend sometime in Phoenix.
 MT ard Ms. Arthur SoicgeI of Chi cago, s.ent Wednesday in town on route to California, the guests of their relatives. MT. and Mrs. $. Oberfelder. Miss Henrietta Stewart who has been yfsiting in Phoenix for several months, left Friday for Los Angeles.
 The engagement has been announc- cd of Miss Caroline Johnson of this city to Rev. Robert F. Wright of Win slow. Arizona. The marriage will take place the latter part of this month Miss Johnson, whose former home was in Pittsburg, Pa, came to Phoenix, several years ago and with her sweet cordial manner has made a wide circle of friends ;c