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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
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6lippen:
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litiet, og en- Gel 8etiente blep iat
poa Sagt paa f~orifelige Steoer /
gienoommene. Ser lfete imiolertiD
life noget, og ga man troeoe, at
Sronoitifterens mprfelige Webbe-
lelie bar en- bum Sp6g, blep Sagt-
manoifobet inboroget.
5 @aor fort fsr W~fiooagstib iaa
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naa Be tire @jenoomme 26 og % /
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man / 2pbet al en- Simestio 8llgt
me0 SlOen. Hoa bette Siospunft
a imiOlertio fife ferre emo ca.
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menbDggeOe @jenoomme gaaet op
Sl1er.
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ionltioig meo Spreiterne, reobeDe
Ell W9ngoe Sobape o. b., fra, at
blipe soelagt al &ano boS 8eboerne
i De pore @tager.
S~elpfslgelig bopoe 8ranoen iam-
let en- Itor 3ilifuermengoe, og s.
Iitiet par riot mefaNStarftlpH d
boloe Sroen.r $. Sorup. oQ feban{
@n / Alaobinsfomplefset boenoe
5ru Sspgren, 9urmeiltersgaoe %,
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91a ct ungt Menneif e / &eloeren,
bpor ban intet bopoe at gore.
Sort efter par oet, at BUN fanot
Ollppell.
s @aar &l. 212 @ftermiooog lao
Sruen ben lamne Mano Itaa meQem
Gilifuerne paa 8ranolteOet.
SUN berleOte 8olitiets Spmerf=
iombeo paa BAN. Set bite Jig at
bore en- 20-oorig Sfr9ooeripeno.
timber 6orbpret tilitoo ban at bope
~itrepet Sruslen paa ben funone
Slip, men negteoe baaronaffet at
baDe puuiat SlOen.
San blep / Aftes UNDER iiffer Be
pogtning fgrt til Irreiten pua NDz
torn, iigtet for 8ronOitiftelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
IRA NlbGf Saffer.

SRA IlbGf Saffer. Den enc al Be
10 @uleboere / 9ll6pf 8affer, Ser er
fenOt lungt uOenfor ggnen Ser, 9at-
teren Glen &otrine Selllen, opoe
forleOen, 45 Ior q.
Germeo er Spttens Saga nof uoe,
%ffriper uIalb. amtst.", bo Sen gom=
lie 6aoer n9ppe fan 30 Der ulene, %
Sen mGrfelige 9eboelie og Soroen
foIOer oo tilboge til @iererr, @ooro-
ejer S. 8. Sprenien, 6ejborg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24

Gm glemt SDu. @oosforpoltel
S%ertbelien, Song, ifol, oplpites Sc.
/ 81. vWiOoelf. 9lp." poa ct MpoC
fprleOen, bope opooget, at ser efsi
~Iterer Ell Sop fra 1913, bporeftel
Staten forpligte0e Jig til at ifoff,
enbper, iom pnifeoe set, tilitreffeli(
SorO til oerpao at ernGre Jig og III
So1nilie.
SoDell, Der ulortg CT blepen 6rugt
ltrloe gipe De unge, Der / Sreoars
frigen folotes til 6nnerne, 6oleliel
al, at Be ogiou par @artbopere / Sc
SGOreluno, bporfor Be iful0e ltO a
fGn1pe, iumtiOig mleo, at Sc lfltloI
rioe, at Oe efter &rigen life fom ii
at ltaa uOen @rbperp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24

lpit, at EN- al Dem PED SnobruO bos
&pbman0 W%ecflenburg paa Sorpe=
gooe bar l%tioolet ct @or &roner. Ge
lmaa Sppe er for l1rge til at blipe
ltaffeoe; @Grgeroooet bill oerfor toge
ia al Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24

5 NpbOrs itemte Der li9e idd mon-
&c &pinoer ion M9no peb Sielpe-
fasiepolget, bpilfet meo berettiget
StoltbeO n%oteres al nNpfaiter bet
6remtiosperipeftip, at apinDerne
toger oeres Mpno meo til Galg. 9er
Ell MfGnO nof, Der fan trange til en-
&aomonOelie. 90 bpem er nprmere
til at gipe Oenne emo Suitruen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24

en- SlenfrGmmer. ltnoer Seq meO
Soobnet fom Grengen til at iuore
eli jGpnolorcnoe &ummerat. &la-
len boreoe Jig ms / 9rpItet pao bont,
pg bon mootte i meget betpnfelig
Sllltano tores til &plpitalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24


@us / Eengcnc, sos en- @aoro-
ejcr / Soarslep Sogn bar Der I ST.
Bog. Ip." fommet Wflts / ben
Gbotolifuffe, bpor ManSen opbepo-
reoe tine &engeieoler. WhuIene bar
tiloels Got II SifroneieoIer, men
cog beloigpis lepnet ioo meget al
HenL at SeOlernes gtllmre frnoe
fonitoteres.
@ennem gogenie Sonf er &eiter-
lie MI inolenot til 9fational6onfen,
iom eritotter @aoroeieren Sc poe
Gogte @erOipopirer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
IS Huttcr / SnnOcn af Scnacn.

vt Steo i @oel bupOe &orlen for
Teller ~S%ilfeborg 9lp.", / nogen SiO
mGrfet, at Ser / &orlefnmmerlell=
gen par en- ipGr r&egGriel". Soo
forleoen blep Der rpOOet op, og oet
Rite Jig ga, at Der i Sunoen al
Sen9en fonOtes % &otter. SEQ
9iGlp al ct gar Opgti9e Sun0e blcO
% al 0e longbaleoe Sfaoeopr oreb-
te; De 5 u1oleb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
SrpOre CT fraftig SlGgt. :

6crleoen Bitten iaa mar BET iiGlo-
ne Spn PED @aaroeier Gbr. Grit
lens @uItrus 7Oaorige 6pOielsOag.
CT Z Sreore, buoraf Den pngite er
ca. GA 9ar % ben GlOite SO Slol
g., par iomleoe. Oct er - lfripel
r@elOi. 6tbl." 5lG9ten Otter
gcaro, Der paa ben MuaOe piier, Of
Der enoml er noget til6uge Der oppt
GenOipsiel al ben gamle noroilft
@eltefraft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Get clcftriife Chs. 3 Qonosbnern

Get elcftriifc 9ps. S 2~onos6perne
0nlbp og Serinop er BET MI peotoget
at oprette ct @leftricitetspprf. Seer
tet er proietteret meo en- Sppn-
Ding Al 3 $50 Soft % itol foripnc
@pernc iua ucl meo 2ps Jon nte>
aroft til Motorerne. Set iomleoe
NnlG9 ifol itoo fprOigt ieneit 5. 1.
Sept. 5. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Store 2egater. Ifoe0e &ebmunb

Store 2esatcr. af0eoe &ebmonr
Gmil gbleni6Idger bar peo lit Sc
Iramente ifGnfet 2egoter til ct ion1-
let 9elsb al 100000 &r., oeroi
fommer ct 2egat pao 100000 Sir.
lemlGiteoe / &sben6apn til gooe.
&eiten fommer trpngenoe / 4olborg
til gooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
SfmicSc Turpcntninacr. Oct bp

Der eaers ijaloent, at 6olf fife bill
mootage Genge / @rp; men oel
lfete Dog forleOen Dag, ioet Ser fra
Spfo9eofontoret / Soriens til er
Game / asbenbapn blep ienot en-
henoe tilfaloen aro puo goot -
ar. Sum blep fort&A&ar;
lens 6OIfebloo~ mfditiffOn- rettesi
tpet IT 9Fes @ssart saqal
bun paa ingen @aaoe pilOS" hive Sc
p ar., Der formoOentlio nj. bill
lllogoo / Stotsfosien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
SiOltgt furbGrpeoc. &olitiet

Sioligt furbGrpebe. &olitiet
@sbierg bar anboIot 4 9renge ionl
mistGnfte for at bope forepet ct
Snobruo bos &pbmano @ic. ST.
ider.
0rengene %tiIitaur at bope taget
ct @ar &roner al gittifsfoSien, men
benGgter at bape toget en- Genge-
fasie me0 ca. 500 &r. / aontoret.
De bar / ST. vgsbiergpolten" Iano=
ipnliguis enomt flere Spnoer poo
Sampittigbeoen; set er iooleoes OBJ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
ManOlige Sieneiteu piaerM.

~Serlingife Sioenoe" finOes felgen-
Sc 9lnnonce:
~6or en- pngre @ono, Jon fan
paatoge Jig oaglig @oolapning og
/ eprigt al aoffepigegerning, er
Eloos leoig 1. @oj. 5amm1e 9tqo
er TloOs leOig itrofs for Ell pugre
Mano, iom fan rlofSre Ell 9tltepiges
@erning.
giQet meo S%plpSning ON tiOligere
Seifpftigelie iolnt ~26nforbolo moo
toger o.i.p."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
ulpffesfuriifring for Sanbarbei-

rere- geItprelien for oe iampirfen-
De SogneraoOsforeninger bor uo-
Ienot Snobpoelie til Sognerooosfor-
eningerne ON peo en- &eprpfentant
at gipe Meoe | Sreoericio BEN %.
april for at tage enbeIig 8eitemmeI=
ie ON Sprettelien al ct l1lpffesfor-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Sploimotratermc 5415 MiQ. S1

SnlOmotGgtcrmc 54A Mia. SIR.
s BET mi ofilutteoe 6innnsaar bar
SolOinOtpgterne inobrogt 54,4t
WfiQ. &roner.
6remgangen ira iioite 6i~nonsaor
er 2,2SO,OO0 ar., fra 6inansaaret
10000 $40 MiQ. Sir.
5oroelinaen / t9O7-O8 poo Sc
enfelte Sobeopoiter par fslgenoe;
SnofprlelstoIo inObefottet &riqsifat
~, p Mia. Sir. 9renoepinsof-
gift 2,73, 9lifot $50, afgift al
inoenlanoif &oeiuffer 3,07, onore
SnotGgtpr OH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24

iifringsiclifub for Sdnobrugets 9lr.
6eioere. MpOet ifltloe leoes al 6or
ntanoen, @uarOeier Seilelen, 0ol.
guarO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
NcobrGn0t Gubshns.

pon Sjarnp er 9orOog BEN 4. 0s.
reObrGnot- Sloen opItoo paa 2of-
tet- 2oOien fejleoe Sreoog 9lften
til Soriens, iaa bans @ltitru oo
9ern par alene biemme. @n Del
S1tObo brpnote.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
8uot Gufscfiifcri.

6OOt eafscfiiferi, S Misiuu
6joro bar 6iiferiet efter 6lpnoel
life gipet tort al Jig I Sen iiOit'
SiO. SlaereOe fpr Ben iioIte 6roIt
perioOe bopoe man facet 9unogar.
rene iot uO, og ga 6ioroen ioo bler
tiaogt meb IS, par ser enfelte 9uno.
qartt, Der tog Sfaoe.
Wien ii0en bette Neoifab iottes lis
er Ser / 81. rHirgf. 81. 0ugbl."
Sjoroen fiifet Ell Del 2ofs. Nogle ST
ifere bupOe iooleoes / @ornene poo
en- g}ot ira 1870 2afs. 6orleoeu
gtot par Ser ct &or SiIfere, ser
fiifeOe en- 2ofs poo % @o. / oeres
Sect. Get er ct goOt 6iiferi, So
2afsen foiter oper 2 Sir. Iunoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
ltlnffesttlfGl0e.

ltlpffestilfelOe. gn t2-aarig
Greng, S0n al en- Nlrbeioerfnmilie
| 9r~o6ergsgooe t6, &ebenbopn,
bop0e f6bt en- gammel &epolper hos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-24
Crib A~nledningen!

bet nye Oplag az vor verdensberemte
Bog VEJLEDER TIL SUNDHED
or nu f@rdig, og enhver, som indsender
10 Cents i gangbare Frimerker, kan
erholde ct Exemplar af denne vardi-
fulde Bog. Bogen or skreven af Over
lagen we'd nedenstaaende Institut OF
%indeholder de v~@rdifuldeste Oplysnin-
ger ON Bevarelsen af Helbreden. De,
som har l@st denne Bog, anser den
v@rd sin V@gt Guild. - Vogt jer for
E~fterabere!
Naar De bestiller Bogen, Dor De OPP
give Navn og Adresse tydeligt. Adres-
ser allie Breve til:
The Collins n. Y. Med, Institute.
40 w. oAthe ST., N. Y. City.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

Harry Klavans, Joseph Cassou, Robert Sterling Dupuy. Lucian Clark, Thomas Osborn, Charles Munger, Sims Eaton, Schweppy, William Wilkin, James Sprague.
 Mir and Mrs. J. B. Greenough are visiting in the city the guests of Mir. and Mrs. l. T. Hosey. MT. Greenough is a brother Of Mrs Hosey. and with his wife spent sometime in Phoenix last winter, when they made many friends who will be pleased To hear of their return.
 MT. and Mrs. l. T. Hosey and MT. and Mrs. Frank Hilderbran. have is sued invitations for a dancing and card party, Tuesday evening March 3rd. in the Arizona School of Music.
 The Musicians club will hold it's next meeting, on Monday afternoon, March End at 2:30, at the home of Mrs. w. E. Deity. A fine Beethoven and Raff program will be rendered. of about six numbers, also biography and analysis. It is the wish of the board, that all active members be present, as officers will be elected at this meeting, for the coming year.
 
 Thursday evening, after the Country club play, those in the cast were en- tertained with a delicious supper. by some of the club members. who wished to show their appreciation of the work of those who took part. Covers were laid for MT. and George P. Bullard, MT and Mrs. Charles Christy. Mir and Mrs. George Williamson. Mrs. Henry George, Miss Edna Murray, Miss Wiley, Miss Essie Fisk. Joseph Wheelock, Jr., George Lutgerding, Harry Klavans. Vernon Evans and Charles Stambaugh.
 
 Wednesday evening, Mrs Stephen Higley entertained informally at din- ner in honor of Miss Pauline Johns or Prescott. Miss Lemmie Stauffer and Miss Edna Hoffman.
 
 Mrs. Peter Mohn was the hostess Friday afternoon of a pretty and en- joyable whist party. A profusion of violets were used with charming effect in decorating the rooms. The prizes for the highest scores were received by
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

Mrs. II. K. Beaucnamp and Mrs. c. Hurley. The guests were Mrs. Otto Plath, Mrs. w Fonie. Mrs. w. J. Riley. Mrs. F. Viault, Mrs. H. K. i Beauchamp. Mrs. F. D. Wilson, Mrs. B. i Sullivan. Mrs. c. Hurley, Mrs. Edward Elsie. Mrs. Dodenhoff. Mrs. F. Payne Palmer, Mrs. Franklin D. Lane and Mrs. r. De Jong.
 Thursday evening Prof. Jones and | Thomas Higley entertained at dinner, at the home of the latter, in honor of the base ball nine of the Phoenix High school. The attractive center piece of the table was formed of red carnations and ferns. the teams colors being red and green. Covers were laid for Will liam Shawk. Arthur Hahn, Robert Dunlap. Guy Wilkey Ray Stauffer, Winfield Blount. Samuel Shrigley and Frank Hurley.
 Wednesday afternoon the Harmony club had an unusually delightful meet ing. Mrs. J. T. Dunlap, Mrs. M. Me Avoy and Mrs. W. J. Rifley were the hostesses. Whist was the game of the afternoon at which Mrs. De Jong won the first prize and Mrs. E. Sullivan the second.
 Miss Pauline Johns, who has been the guest of Mrs. Stephen Higley for sometime. left yesterday morning for her home in Prescott
 
 Miss Marion Clothier left Tuesday for her home in Bryn Mawr, Pa.
 
 Miss Abbie Pickrell, Miss Ruth Jes- sop, John Keith and w. s. Pickrell left yesterday for Castle Hot Springs to spend a few days.
 William Coleman left last week for San Francisco on short trip.
 Mrs. B. NJ. Goldwater entertained in- formally at bridge Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Tritle. Mrs. w. J. Kings bury and Mrs. Garrett Ryan.
 Mrs. w. C. Foster was the hostess Wednesday of a dainty luncheon fol- lowed by game of bridge
 
 Miss Mona Kingsbury will entertain
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Yaeger
 Mrs and Mrs. Lee Landis returned Thursday from Los Angeles where they have been visiting the past week.
 Mrs. Michael Cramer. who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. H. Griffis, for several weeks, leaves next week for her home in Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Ceilings and Miss Ceilings of Chicago. arrived in town last week and are the guests of Mir and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings.
 Mir. and Mrs. ". M owen, who have been visiting in Phoenix for several days. left Friday for their home in Wickenburg.
 Miss Susie Barnard of Grants Pass. Oregon, is visiting in town the gues. of Mrs. L. F. Hewins.
 Duncan Dean of Morenci arrived in town Thursday and will remain per manently.
 
 Dr. and Mrs. C. II. Brown returned Saturday from a weeks visit in Wick enburg
 Wednesday evening Ye Good Tyne Dancing club gave another of it's en- joyable dancing and card parties at the Arizona School of Music. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy, Dr. and Mrs. William LeI,-c, Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Conner. Mir. and Mrs. Lew Collins, Mir. and Mrs. r. T. Ceilings. MT. and Mrs. W. & Colds worthy MT. and Mrs. Jas. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Lee Mir. ahi Mrs. J. s. Jencks. Mir. and Mrs. J. Homer Grunn, Mir and Mrs. R. Satterwhltc. Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Cre'r;haN, AIr and Mrs. Edward Shaw, MT. and Mrs. Fen Hiidreth, Dr. and Mrs. Beau champ Mir. and Mrs. J II. Nrwilpuse. Dr. and Mrs. O. F.. Plath. Mir. and Mrs. Clay Leonard, Mir and Mrs. C. II. Davidson. Mir. and Mrs. ". ,. Ceilings. Mir and Mrs. Arthur G IIulett, Mrs. Hooker and Miss Mabel Hooker
 -O-
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

Tuesday with a luncheon in compli- ment to Miss Drew Bennett.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury were the guests Thursday and Friday of Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg.
 Friday evening the Country club will entertain with a dance.
 Mrs. Ancil Martin has issued invita- tions for an "at home" Thursday March from 3 to 6 o'clock Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Tafel were the dinner guests Thursday night of MT. and Mrs. Waldo Parkhurst at Hotel Adams.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Merryman en- tertained informally at dinner Thurs day evening Mrs. Bessie Y. Cushman and Miss Sharlot Hall
 
 The ladies' guild of Trinity Episco- pal church will give a pre-lenten re- ception Monday evening in the guild rooms. It is hoped all visiting Epis- copalians will be present.
 The Neighborhood bridge club met Friday evening with Dr. and Mrs. An cil Martin The highest scores were made by Mrs. C. H. Davidson and Dr. Martin. Dr. and Mrs. w. c. Lentz and MT. and Mrs. W. T. Ceilings were the substitutes.
 The Westside bridge club were en- tertained last week at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Hulett. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy substituted and Mrs. Kennedy made the high score.
 Mrs. w. K. James was the hostess last week of the Monday bridge club and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg made the high score. The club will be enter tained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs Simon Oberfelder
 Mrs. George P. Bullard made the highest score Tuesday morning at the Country Club bridge tournament.
 Mrs Percy Cowan. of Vicksberg. Mississippi arrived in the city last week and will remain for some time
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

A full assortment of w. L. Douglas shoes to be found at the Boston Store.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

The wedding of Miss Caroline John son and Rev. Robert Wright was sol- emnized Thursday evening in the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Rogers officiating. The church was beautifully decorated in white and green, Carl Dowd, violinist, played
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

the wedding march. The bride. who was unattended. wore her travelling gown, a blue tailor made with hat and gloves to match. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was, given the bride and groom in the church parlors by the x. G. A. girls. Rev. and Mrs. Wright left over the Santa Fe Thursday night for Los Angeles where a short honeymoon will be spent, after which they will go to Wnslow. Ari- zona, to reside.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

the bride and groom in the church parlors by the x. G. A. girls. Rev. and 1 Mrs. Wright left over the Santa Fo Thursday night for Los Angeles where short honeymoon will be spent, after Zona, to reside.
 Miss Lalla Rookh Gillum entertain ed informally Saturday evening with a whist party. The home was tastefuily decorated in the national colors in honor Of George Washington's birth day. The dainty hand-painted score cards bore tiny hatchets and cherries. Miss Faye De Mund and Dr. Lowe re ccived prizes for the highest scores. Those who enjoyed the evening were: Miss Shirley Miner, Miss Hazel De Mund. Miss GeneVieve King. Miss FL sic Munger, Miss Fay De Mund. Miss Martha GaTnett, Miss Jennie Tickens. Miss Margaret Cosgrove, Miss Helen owen. Thomas Armstrong. Nathan Sturdy. Charles Riegal, C. D. Robin son. Harry Van Allen, William War Ten, Sidney osborn. w. Bradford, Thomas Prescott and Dr. w. C. Lowe
 Mrs. l.. F. Hewins was the hostess Thursday of a delightful chafing dish luncheon when she entertained a few of her young married friends in honor of Miss Drew Bennett.
 A mass of violets formed the pretty center-piece of the table.
 Among the many box parties to wit ness the Country Club play. "The Man from Mexico" Thursday evening, was one composed of MT. and Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury, Mir and Mrs. Aaron Gold berg. Miss Mona Kingsbury and Cclora Stoddard; one which comprised Miss Marguerite Adams. Miss Edith Wiley. R. s. Dupuy and William Callahan and one composed of Mir. and Mrs. Ned Creighton, Miss Ruth Jessop and Har- ry Van Allen.
 The Daughters of the American Revolution were delightfully."- entertain ed yesterday afternoon by Mrs. L. F. Hewins at her home on East Wash ingtOn street. The silver used in the serving of refreshments belonged to the two grandmothers of Mrs. Hewins.
 
 The Rebecca leap year ball given in Melczer hall Friday evening was a de- cided success in every way The col DTS of the order pink and green, were carried out in the decorations. Those who did not care for dancing were entertained with cards and fortune telling. The music, which was ren- dcred by Fountains orchestra, was es- pecially pleasing.
 One of the most delightful affairs of the week was the dance given Friday evening by the Bachelors" in the Ari zona School of Music. Among those who enjoyed the evening were, MT. and Mrs. Henry George. MT. and Mrs. Jack Rinehart, Miss Marguerite Adams. Miss Grace Stacy. Miss Abbie Pickrell, Miss Edna Murray, Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Narcissus Northrup, Miss Edith Wylie, Miss Mabel Early, Miss Genevieve Hub bard, Miss Elsie Munger. Miss Frances Pemberton. Miss Shirley Miner, Miss POrtia Baker Joseph Green, Duncan Dean. William Callahan, Harry Van Allen, Sidney osborn, James Parker,
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

Mrs. Percy Cowan. of Nicksberg. Mississippi. arrived in the city last week and will remain for some time
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

Mrs. George P. Bullard made the highest score Tuesday morning at the Country Club bridge tournament.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

Miss Mona Kingsbury will entertain
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

The Daughters of the American Revolution were delightfully."- entertain ed yesterday afternoon by Mrs. L. F. Hewins at her home on East Wash ington street. The silver used in the serving of refreshments belonged to the two grandmothers of Mrs Hewins
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

Sheer and shimmering, of a quality for service and style in all leading shades; width 2S inches; price per yard ........ ..........47 I2c
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

Shades of blues, greens. browns and lavender are amongst the new Tus- sah Silks; values the best. Price per yard .....r............S1.O %
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

The Westside bridge club were en- tertained last week at the home of Mir and Mrs. Arthur Hulett. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy substituted and Mrs. Kennedy made the high score.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-01

Mr and Mrs. l. T. Hosey and MT. and Mrs. Frank Hilderbran. have is sued invitations for a dancing and card party, Tuesday evening March 3rd. in the Arizona School of Music.