Arizona republican., 1908-04-05

attendance of members was present Mrs. Leo Goldman made the high score. Mrs l.. H. Chalmers will enter tain the club this week. A jolly picnic party to the river Tuesday in honor of MT. and Mrs. Paul Brizard was MT. and Mrs. Harry Tri- tie. NIT. and Mrs. Henry George. Mir. and Mrs. Lee Landis and Joseph Wheeiocll, Jr.
 Mrs. Frank Ainsworth, Judge Aims worth and Arthur Ainsworth will leave Saturday for a two weeks visit to Los Angeles to see the fleet. Among those who are enjoying q house party today given by MT. and Mrs. w l. Kingsbury of Tempe. in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Brizard, are Mir and Mrs. Lee Landis, MT. and | Mrs. Harry Tritle. Elias Dunievy. Sid ney Goldman. R. s. Schweppe and Jo- serh Wheelock. Jr
 Mrs. I. T. Stoddard charmingly en- tertained at bridge Wednesday after i IlOtli III ipiltl VI aNi '- Prizes were given at each table for the | high score.
 pr. and Mrs. Ernest Munson were hosts of very pretty dinner Wednes- day evening. Covers were laid for Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Schell and pr. and Mrs. IT. R. Southworth of Tucson. Mrs. M. Burns. Miss Margaret Callahan and Frank Munson.
 The Tuesday evening Bridge club was delightfully."- entertained last week by Clay and James Parker. Miss Frances Pemberton and George Lut- gerding made the high scores. The club will meet tomorrow evening with Miss Marguerite James.
 Mrs Webster Street made the high score at the Tuesday Morning Bridge tournament Miss Minnie Seaman of Prescott ar rived Friday and will be the guest O: Miss Essie Fisk for several days.
 
 Walter Marsden of Boston. who spent last winter in Phoenix. visited in town Friday.
 Dr. and Mrs II. A. Schell of Tucson visited in town several days last week. MT. and Mrs. Webster Street charm ingly entertained at dinner Sunday evening in honor of Major and Mrs. off. who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. !. T. Stoddard
 Miss Dixie Waddlington of Prescott is the guest of Miss Carrie McNeil for several days.
 Mrs. Arthur Davenport and daughter left yesterday for Prescott. where they will spend the summer.
 H. H. McNeil is spending the week in the northern part of the territory.
 
 Mrs. L. B. Larimer of Prescott is visiting Mrs. Frank Smith for a short time.
 Mrs. R. w. Craig returned Saturday from a weeks visit in Los Angeles. 
 Miss Elizabeth Purcell and brother. Richard Purcell of New York. arrived in the city Wednesday. to remain in definitely.
 Genio Coombs and Robert Bowen of Florence are weekend visitors.
 
 MT. and Mrs John Frederic Cleave- land returned Wednesday from Colo rado. where they have been spending their honeymoon.
 Miss Susie Brainard, who has been visiting friends in Phoenix for the past two months. left last week for her hoine in Portland. Ore. Miss Marguerite Adams VIII leave this week for Prescott to join MT and Mrs. Lawrence Holden. after which they will visit the Grand Canyon.
 
 Mrs. Lizzie Miller entertained in- formally Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Anna Boyden. After the game of five hundred delicious refreshments were served in the dining room which was tastefully decorated in pepper boughs, ferns and sweet peas
 Thursday evening Madam Pinney de- lightfully entertained with an informal musical. The program was of unusual excellence and was thoroughly enjoyed by those present. Besides Madam Pin ney those who participated were. Miss Mabel Northrup. Mrs. w. E. Deity. Mrs. Northrup, MT. D. W. Nickels and Earl Kerr.
 MT and Mrs. Joseph Robbins who have been spending the winter in Phoe- nix left last week for theIr home in St. Paul, Minnesota,
 Palm Lodge was the scene of a very enjoyable affair last Saturday after noon when the Misses Archer invited a few of their intimate friends to ''come and bring their work" After social chat a few hands of bridge were played.
 Adolph Graf returned Monday from weeks visit in Bisbee.
 Mrs. R. H. Rurmister arrived from Prescott Friday and is visiting her son and daughter, MT. and Mrs R. B. Burmister.