Arizona republican., 1908-02-16

of bridge was received by Mrs. Roy lGoodrich. Among those who enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. c. F. DeMund Mrs. George P. Bullard, Mrs. I. T. HO- Isey. Mrs. Frank Hilderbran. Mrs. C. H Griffis. Mrs. Dennis. Mrs. Henry lGeorge, Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. Dave Gold
 berg, Mrs. l. T. Stoddard. Mrs. Web ster Street Mrs. l.. Morgan Darby AMrs. R. Hudson, Mrs. H. J. Newhouse PMrs. James Walden, Mrs. Win Wylie
 Mrs. E. J. Bennitt. Mrs. Leo Goldman
 Mrs. s. Oberfelder, Mrs. Cramer, Miss Mamie Taylor. Miss Rose Bell Gold
 man, Miss Grace Stacy. Miss Marguer-
 ite Adams, Miss Wiley, Roy Goodrich, q. P. Bullard. I. T. Hosey. Sidney
 Goldman. Tom osborn. Celora Stod-
 dard. Keith Picllrell and MT. Field. ] The Valentine and Leap Year dance
 given Friday evening by the girls in
 honor of the bachelors was a decided success, being one of the prettiest and
 most enjoyable dances of the season. The affair was given in the Arizona 1 School of Music auditorium, which was appropriately decorated for the occasion, the color scheme being red and green. The electric lights were shaded in red, and tiny red hearts
 were festooned over the walls and
 hung from the balcony. while suspend ed from the ceiling. by invisible threads were rpyriads of cupids which were gently swayed by the breeze and seemed to be dancing in the air. The stage where refreshments were serv- A1 1NaaAdfnnlxs nft haf made to represent a tea garden. Jap anese lanterns hung from the ceiling. and the walls were decorated with val entines and red hearts. The front of the stage was banked with pepper sprays and hung with numerous val entines.
 Among those who enjoyed the even ing were Mir. and Mrs. Ned Creighton. MT and Mrs. c. F. Smurthwaite. MT. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis. MT. and Mrs. IS. B. Taggart MT and Mrs. Jack Rinehart, MT. and Mrs. Clarence Stacy, MT. and Mrs. H. J. Newhouse. Mir. and Mrs. Frank AinswOrth. Miss Frances PembertOn. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Marguerite James Miss Mabel Cher ry. Miss Elsie Munger. Miss Abbie Pickrell. Miss Edna Murray. Miss Louise Murphy. Miss Lemmie Stauffer, Miss Sadie Allen, Miss Lillian Carle- ton. Miss Sylvia Ainsworth, Miss Alice Redcwlll, Miss Shirley Miner, Miss Grace Stacy, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Mabel Hooker. Miss Mamie Gib- bons, Miss Hubbard, Miss Drew Ben nit. Miss Marguerite Adams. Miss AL ma Osborn, Miss Caroline Early Miss Helen Owen, Miss Genevieve King. Charles Stauffer Sims Eaton, George Lutgerding. William Wilkln. Harry Van Allen, Frank Drescher. Thomas Prescott. James Parker. William Cal lahan, Tom Osborn. Harry Klawans. Robert Craig, Joseph Green. Lucien Clark. Perry Munger, Clarence Stand age, Arthur Ainsworth. Bert Robinson. Sidney osborn, Eugene Goldman, Mir Schwepie and Dr. John Lentz.
 Perfect and beautiful in all it's ap- pointments was the luncheon Thurs day, given by Mrs. E. J. Bennitt in compliment to her hister, Miss Drew Bennett, whose engagement was re- gently announced to MT. Scharrard of Denver. The luncheon was served at three tables, which were most attrac- lively decorated, a dainty pink and white color scheme being carried throughout, with the use of pink and white carnations and pink sweet peas. while matching the floral decorations were artistic little place cards, hand painted in the same pretty blossoms. At the first table, which was charming with its center piece of white carna- tions and ferns. were seated the brides of the year. while the engaged girls were seated at table decorated in delicate pink carnations and ferns. The third table, where the other guests were seated, was attractive with a profusion of pink sweet peas After the luncheon a sewing contest was en- joyed, the guests hemming tea towels for the three bride-elects, Miss ennett, Miss James and Miss Bailey. The prizes for the neatest sewing were re- ceived by Miss Ruth JessOp and Mrs. s. B. Taggart.
 One of the largest and most charm ing events of the season was the luncheon given Wednesday by Mrs l. T. Stoddard. at her handsome home on North Central avenue. After the luncheon the afternoon was delight fully spent in playing bridge pretty prizes being given those who made the highest scores. The first prize was received by Mrs. Frank Smith. the second by Mrs.T. W. Pemberton, the third by Mrs. D. l.. Conner and the guests prize. which was the occasion of much merriment. being a bird cage decorated with a huge pink ribbon bow and containing a little chicken. was received by Mrs. ". J. Kingsbury. About one hundred guests were pres ent.
 Complimentary to Miss Lillian Car teton, Miss Grace Stacy charmingly entertained Tuesday afternoon with delightful bridge party. The guests prize was received by Miss Carleton. the prizes for the highest scores by Mrs. Ridgely Hudson and Miss Caro- line Early and the consolation prize by Miss Edna Murray. Those invited to meet Miss Carleton were: Mrs. w. K. James. Mrs. John Page. Mrs. s. B. Taggart Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mrs. Ridgely Hudson. Mrs. Charles Smurth- waite, Mrs. Engene Redewell, Mrs. L. E. Hewins Mrs. Clarence Stacy, Miss Marguerite James, Miss Rose Bell Goldman. Miss Sallie Jacobs. Miss Drew Bennitt. Miss Mona Kingsbury, Miss Shirley Miner. Miss Edna Mur-