Arizona republican., 1908-03-08

Goodrich. Miss Caroline Early, Miss Sallie Jacobs, Miss Sylvia Ainsworth, Miss Grace Stacy, Miss Marguerite James. Miss Fielding. Miss Edith Bennett. Miss Shirley Miner, Miss Katherine Wiley. Miss Edna Murray and Miss Marguerite Adams. The dance given Friday evening at the Country Club was quite an enjoy able affair. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg, MT and Mrs. G. P. Bullard. Mir. and Mrs. Harry . Trltle, MT. and Mrs. H. J. Newhouse. NIT. and Mrs. William Kennedy, Mrs. James Walden. Mrs. Percy Cowan. Miss Alma Osborn. Miss Rose Bell Goldman. Miss Edna Murray. Miss Katherine Wiley, Miss Northrup, Thomas osborn, Celora Stoddard, Jo- seph CassOu, Charles Stauffer. w. w. Sweppe. sidney Goldman. Aaron Gold { berg, Lucien Clark. Kenyon Clinton and Eugene Goldman.
 
 "Pinafore," which will be given on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, under the auspices of the Elks, prom ises to be the most enjoyable affair ever given by this popular lodge. The cast has been carefully selected from the best musical talent in the city and is under the supervision of Harry Veil
 The Musicians club held an exceed ingly interesting meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. W. F.. Deity. After the election of officers a delightful musical program was rendered. The officers elected were Mrs. R NJ Tafel. president; Mrs. L. D. Dameron secre- tary and treasurer. The board of di- rectors consists of Mrs. Louis Dysart. Madame Pinney and Miss Anna Bowel. A jolly picnic party to the Hole-in- the Rock on Thursday, chaper- oned by Mrs. J. L. Irwin. Mrs. wrightson and Mir. Tolle- son. was comprised of Miss Katie Smith. Miss Pearl Hughes, Miss Coats, Miss Erile Hughes, Miss Lake, Miss Hook. Miss Irvine, Miss Fife Irvine. MT. Brant, MT. Gaines. MT. Hollings- worth, MT. Lake, MT. Davidson, Mir McClelland, and MT. Roy Tolleson.
 
 F. D. Zimmerman will leave shortly for Denver Colorado. where he eX- poets to remain permanently.
 Mrs. Michael Cramer who has been visiting her sister, Nfs. c. H. Griffis on Monday.
 Mrs. James Bark left Wednesday to join MT. Bark In Mayer, Arizona. where they expect to make their home. Mir and Mrs. Bark have many friends in Phoenix who will regret to hear of their departure.
 Miss Katie Smith will leave wednes- day for her home in North Carolina, after spending the winter in Phoenix. the guest of her sister Mrs. J. L. Irwin Mir and Mrs. Clifford Smith will leave Tuesday for Texas where they will visit for several weeks.
 
 William Coleman returned last week from San Francisco. where he has been NiSltlnS the past IeW weeks.
 
 Mrs. Benjamin Ide, who has been spending the winter at Palm Lodge. left Saturday for Los Angeles on a short trip.
 Mrs. Ancil Martin charmingly en- tertained Thursday afternoon with an "at home" from three to six o'clock, at her home on north Second avenue
 
 Miss Rose Bell Goldman will en- tertain with a luncheon Tuesday in honor of Miss Drew Bennitt:
 
 The Neighborhood bridge club met Wednesday evening with Mir and Mrs. Frank Smith. The substitutes were Mir. and Mrs. H. B.. Wilkenson. The club will be entertained this week by MT. and Mrs. D. H. Burtis.
 
 Mrs. Simon OoArfeldcr wac the host ess for the Monday bridce club last week. Mrs. w K. James and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg made the high scores.