Arizona republican., 1908-02-09

The Country Club Tea yesterday afternoon was exceedingly delightful and the attendance unusually large. Mrs. Ernest Lewis and Miss Marguer- ite James were the hOstesses. The. prize for the highest score at the bridge game was received by Miss Grace Stacy. Among those present were. Mrs. c. H. Griffis, Mrs. s. Ober- fielder, Mrs. l.. H. Chalmers, Mrs. NJ. Cramer. Mrs May Goodrich, Mrs. Leo Goldman. Mrs. Dave Goldman, Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury Mrs. Webster Street. Mrs. I. T. Stoddard, Mrs. Aaron Gold berg. Mrs. L. Morgan Darby. Mrs. Lawrence Holden, Mrs. C. F.. DeMund, Mrs. George P. Bullard. Mrs. Clarence Stacy, Mrs Frank Hilderbran, Miss Edna Murray, Miss Grace Stacy, Miss Sallie Jacobs Miss Marguerite Adams, Miss Mona Kingsbury, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, c. P. Bullard, Paul Ingles.' M. C. MacDougal. Eugene Goldman. Celora Stoddard. I. T. Hosey and A DuPue.
 Miss Marguerite James was the charming hostess Thursday afternoon. of an exceedingly pretty and enjoyable bridge parry. given in honor of her cousin. Miss Lillian Carleton. of Los Angeles. who is the guest of Miss James. The home was attractively decorated with nasturtiums and smil- ax The prizes for the highest scores were received by Miss Rose Bell Gold man and Miss Elsie Munger.
 Mrs. w. c. Foster was the hostess of an enjoyable. informal afternoon at bridge Wednesday. Mrs. Perry Sears and Mrs. John Sweeny won prizes for the highest scores.
 Mrs. l. T. Stoddard has issued invi- tations for a luncheon and bridge party Wednesday afternoon, February 12th
 Mrs. l. Morgan Darby entertained informally at bridge Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. Mendelson of Los Angeles re- ceived the prize for the highest score.
 Miss Marguerite James delightfully."- entertained the Tuesday evening bridge club last week. The highest scores were made by Miss Frankie Pcmberton and George Lutgerding. Miss Lillian Carleton. Miss Mabel Cherry. Miss Helen Burmister. Sims Eaton and Charles Stauffer were guests. The club members present were Miss Frankie Pemberton, Miss Elsie Munger. William Wilkin. Charles Munger Clay Parker. George Lutger- ding and James Parker.
 The Leap Year dance to be given by the girls in honor of the Bachelors on St. Valentines night promises to be one Of the most brilliant functions of the season. The affair will take place in the Arizona School of Music which will be appropriately decorated for the occasion.
 Mir. and Mrs H. P. De Mund were hosts Thursday evening of the Vest side bridge club. The highest score was made by A. G. Hulett. Miss An gie Parker substituted. The next 1 meeting of the club win be held at the | home of Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Hulett.
 Mrs. Dave Goldberg was the hostess ! last week for the Monday bridge club ! and Mrs Simon Obelfelder made the ! high score. Mrs. Leo Goldman will | entertain the club tomorrow afternoon. 1
 The NeighbOrhood bridge club met | Tuesday evening with Mir and Mrs. C. ! H. Davidson. pr. and Mrs. w. c. l LentZ and MT. Clinton were substi- | tutes and Mrs. D. H. Burtis and Mir. [ Clinton made the highest scores. The ! club will he entertained Monday eye ming at the home of Mir. and Mrs. i Harry Kennedy.
 The The Ladies Aid of the Presby- | terian church will give a Valentine Tea | in the church parlors. Friday after ! noon from two until five.
 Mrs. Ester C. idle arrived last week | and will spend several months at | Palm Lodge. Mrs. Ide visited in I Phoenix several winters ago and made | many friends who will be pleased to | ~F Ia