Arizona republican., 1908-01-12

Pickrell. Ella Luhrs, Edith Thompson, Sadie Allen. Zelma Bailey. Judge Ed ward Kent, Elias Dunlevy. Dr. John Lentz. J. F. Stilwell. Fred Christy. James Parker Donald Mcqueen. Charles Stauffer. Joe Green. William Lowe, G. NJ Fowler. Harry Klavans. Ralph Marshall. James Sprague. Tom Osborn. Hiram Jones, Gus Noll. Ivy Marshall Clay Parker, Harry Van AL len. George Lutgerding. M. C. Mac Dougal. Thomas Armstrong, Joe Cas- sou. William F'ickas. Charles Nun ger. Thomas Prescott, Perry Munger, Charles Riegel, Paul Ingles. Ned Creighton William Wilkins, Roscoe Dawson, Samuel Carter. Arthur Aims worth. Paul Blizzard. Bernard Thomas and Kcith Pickrell.
 Decidedly the most novel and inter- esting cs recent entertainments were the t'-o 1arties given last week by Mrs. James Swetnam. On Wednesday afternoon the party was entirely Jap anese. and the rooms were attractively decorated with numerous Japanese fans, prayer bells and incense burners. and suspended from the ceilings were immense Japanese parasols surround ed by- Ja1anese lanterns The Japan ese idea was carried throughout In the refreshments. tea being served to the guests immediatel- on their arrival. Mrs Franklin Lane sdelighted the guests by singing a Japanese love song and Miss Alice Redewill gave q piano solo. At the enjoyable magazine guessing game which was played. Mrs. Kirkland received first prize. Mrs. Chalmers second. and Mrs. Hose2- the consolation. Tn the final contest game, which "-as a rice eating contest with chop sticks. the prize was won by Mrs. Pinney. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Joseph kibbcy. Mrs. J. l.. F. AL eXande-. Miss Alice Redewill and Miss Ella Luhrs, who were gowned in Jap anese costumes. The party given Fri day afternoon -.as q Kaffa klatch and the house was appropriately decorated with Dutch articles. pink and red roses ard festoons of evergreen. The amusements ot the afternoon were a heustitching contest with closed eyes, and making a button hole with the left hand. for which prizes were received 1 by Mrs. Easterling, Mrs. Alexander and
 
 game was tracing a figure on card board with needle and thread, the prize being won hy Mrs Elsie. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. W. l.. Pinney. Mrs. R. F. Holbrook. Miss FL na Luhrs and Miss Alice Redewill who were attired in Dutch costumes. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Swetnam's hospi- tality were: Mesdames Joseph H. Kib- bey. Leander Heard, Dwight B. Heard, Walter Talbot, Ernest Parker. L. II. Chalmers, Sims Ely, J. M. Kendrick W. r. Nichols, A C. Baker Harry Kennedy, L. F.. Hewins. James H. Creighton, J. NJ. Jamison, Caroline Kibbey, Harry Tritle, Wm. Lentz. Shir- ley Christy, T. w. Pemberton, L. Nor gan Darb--, J. F. Walker. Frank Cox. Aaron Goldberg, David Goldberg, S Oberfelder. Ancil Martin. Vernon Clark. Jack Aitkin, F.. Payne Palmer. Frank Lane, C. II. Davidson, Webster Street, I. T. Hosey, Frank Hilderbran, James Bark, s. W. Higley, Clay Leon ard, Sherburne Jenckes. Virginia Pal mer, Harvey Lee, George Vickers. Eu- gene Redewell, NJ. Scarborough, II. H. McNeil, II. B. St Clair, R F.. Hol- brook, Will Pinney J. L. B. Alexander, W. F. Young. Andrew Downing, Con stance Scott, ". w Hubbard. Louis Melczer, G. H. \. Luhrs, Edward Elsie, Alfred Becker, Frank Smith, D. L. Common, Emil Gang Will Lount, Richard Novinger, George Mintz, Sam Easterling. J. J. Sweeney, A. J. Brad ley. P. r. Parker, Thomas Whitney, Henry C. Yeager, J. C. Hurley, Angus tus Redewell. Mary F. Boyer; Misses Angie Parker, Alice Redewell, Eliza beth Kend!ck, Ella Luhrs.
 The wedding of Miss Jessie Allen and Ned Creighton will be solemnized Thursday evening at eight o'clock at Trinity Episcopal church, Bishop J. NJ. Kendrick officiating. Miss Sadie Allen sister oc the bride. will be maid of honor and Shirley Christy will be best man. The ceremony will De quiet, only relatives and a few intimate friends being present The Bachelors will afterward entertain with a recep- tion and dance ir honor of the bride and groom :n the Arizona School of Music.
 Miss Elabel Wood, daughter of Mrs. W IT. " oDus was ttuitll- lldTFle1 to Mir. James Akers Tuesda-- evening at eight o'clock at the residence of the brides mother on East Monroe street. Rev. Maclean Of the Methodist church officiated and only relatives and few friends oS the bride and groom were present The home was beautifully decorated. the pink and white color scheme being c~-~icd out with the use of quantities O, Ink and white roses. The ceremony was performed beneath a canopy of smilax intersDersed with the roses. The brides dainty gown was of white chiffon tissue elaboratelv trimmed with valenCennes lace and she carried a bouquet of brides roses. Following tEe ceremony a delightful wedding supper was served. after which MT. and Mrs. Akers left for their orange ranch north os Phoenix. where they will reside
 MT ard Mrs. Miller of Buffalo. x. Y, will entertain at dinner this even ing at the Adams. Covers will be laid for Mr. a=d Mrs. George P Bullard, Mir. and Mrs George Williamson and Miss Essie Fisk
 An exceedingly delightful picnic was given Tuesday to the orange groves.