Arizona republican., 1908-01-19


 E. T. Ceilings. Mir and Mrs. James Bark. Mir and Mrs. Arthur Hulett | Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Crenshaw. pr. anG Mrs W. c. Lentz. Mrs. Caroline Kib- | bey. Mrs. Clark Churchill. Mrs. liar vey J. Lee, Mrs. Frank Hilderbran Mrs. c. s. Scott. Mrs L. E. Hewins Mrs. Eugene Redewill. Mrs. ". s Goldsworthy. Mrs. H. J. Newhouse Mrs. James Swetnam. Mrs. Edgar l Miner. Mrs. ". L. Pinney. Mrs. Shiras Mrs. H. K. Besuchamp. Miss Edith Ja-obs and Miss Sallie Jacobs.
 MT. and Mrs. w s. Gadsworthy charmingly entertained at dinner Wednesday evening in compliment So their sister Miss Edna HoSfsnan. The red and white color scheme of the ta- ble's decoration was effectively carried out with American Beauty roses Dainty little cards bearing four leai clovers indicated the places. Covers were laid for Miss Hoffman. Miss Lemmie Stauffer, Miss Mabel Cherry Miss Elsie Munger. Sims Eaton. Chas Sta0ffer C. F. Morrell. Thomas Hig- ley and Perry Munger.
 Mrs Joseph Kibbey entertained de- lightfully Wednesday afternoon com plimentary to Mrs. Caroline Kibbey.
 The NeighborhoOd Bridge club was entertained Wednesday evening by Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy. and the high scores were made by Mrs. Ed ward Ceilings and Harry Kennedy. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Talbot substi- tuted. The club will meet this week with MT. and Mrs. D. II. Burtis.
 Mrs. Henry George made the high est score Tuesday morning at the Country Club bridge tournament.
 
 The Westside Bridge club met on Thursday evening with Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Cope and r. P DeMund made the high score Miss Angie Parker. Miss Fave DeMund and Miss Hazel DeMund were the substitutes. The club will not meet this week. but will be entertained next week by MT. and Mrs. II. p. DeMund.
 Mrs. [. ]. Bennitt was the hostess last week for the Monday Bridge club and Mrs. Harry Tritle made the high score. Tomorrow the club will meet with Mrs. Aaron Goldberg.
 The Tuesday evening bridge club was entertained last week by James Parker. The high score was made by Miss Marguerite James. Besides the
  Mabel Cherry and Mss Angie Parker
 
 A jolly hunting party to Granite Reef Saturday and Sunday was com posed of Miss Mabel Cherry. Miss Elsie Munger. Miss Helen owen, Miss Mabel Early, Miss Ella Eyer, James Parker, Perry Munger, George Lutgerding, Harry Klavans. William Wilkins, and Charles Munger.
 The many friends of Mrs. George Vickers will be very pleased to know that she is convalescing from her re- cent severe illness, and 1t is hoped she vill soon be entirely recovered.
 The Sigma Chi composing the Phoe- nix Alumni association, were enter tained Friday evening at the home of Charles Christy on North Third ave nue. Officers were elected for the en- suing year. and a pleasant evening was enjoyed by those present recalling college days, and life. Those present were: Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan, j. E. Hutton. Lloyd B. Christy. William Greer. Thomas H. Sheppard. Waldo B. Christy. Joseph C. Green, Celora Stod- dard. Fred c. Christy, Raymond Bat lin. Harry Kennedy and Charles Chris ty.
 The card party at the Country club Friday evening. while not largely at tended, was decidedly enjoyable. The high scores at the game of bridge, were made by Mrs. Harry Tritle and Fen Hildreth. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Harry Tritle. MT. and Mrs. Fen Hildreth MT. and Mrs. Dave Gold berg, MT. and Mrs. L. Morgan Darby NIT. and Mrs. Selim Nicholson and Mrs. l. T. Stoddard-
 Mrs. Vernon Clark and son William Callahan, returned yesterday from Dayton. Ohio, where they have been spending the holidays. They were &C., companied by Mrs. Clark's father. Frank McCreery, who will visit in Phoenix for several months.
 Mrs. NJ. Jacobs entertained inform ally Friday afternoon complimentary to Mrs. Solomon.
 Thursday evening Ar. and Mrs. Harry Tritle entertained informally at bridge. Those present were; Mir. and Mrs. Henry George, MT. and Mrs. R. B. Burmister and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis.
 MT. and Mrs. James Parker and Miss Parker arrived last week from Quebec. Canada, and will be the guests for some time of Mir. and Mrs. P. P. Par ker
 Mir and Mrs Reese Ling of Prescott are in the city for few days. guests of Mir. and Mrs. C. s. Scott.
 Mrs Phillip Kalsman left last night for Yuma where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Brown stetter, for several weeks.
 Mrs. Beverly Cox will entertain afternoon, with five hun dred. in honor of Mrs. A Nendeison. of Los Angeles