Arizona republican., 1908-03-08

Miss Essie Fisk. Miss Hazel De Mund. Miss Fay De Mund, Miss Lalla Rookh
 Gillum. Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss
 Sallie Jacobs. Miss Marguerite James. ! Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Lillian CarIe-
 ton. Miss Edna Murray. Miss Elise | Munger. Miss Shirley Miner. Miss Louise Murphy. Miss Alice Grier, Miss Flora Grier, Miss Frances Pemberton,
 Miss Abbie Pickrell, Miss Alice Rede- well, Miss Grace Stacy. Miss Lemmie | Stauffer. Miss Mona Kingsbury, Miss | Caroline Early. Miss Genevieve King. l Miss Wylie. Miss Gibbons. Miss, Mabel i Hooker, Miss Mcbride, Miss Osborn, | Miss George Bailey. Miss Zelma | Bailey. Judge Eward Kent Joseph | Green, Paul Ingles, H. Klavans. Charles Munger. Milton Munger. Joe. Cassou, NJ. c. MacDougal. Keith Pick | rell. George Lutgerding. Bell. Gus Noll. ! Tom Osborn. NJ Gillett. Eugene Gold man. Sidney Goldman. Charles Stauf- ] fer. Celora Stoddard. Harry Van Allen. William Fickas, George Kirkland. Donald Mcqueen. Elias Dunlevy, Yer non Cook, Adams. Evans,
 Miss Drew Bennitt was the honoree
 Monday of a dainty and enjoyable luncheon given by Mrs A. C. Baker Pink and white was the color scheme of the pretty decorations. the center 1 piece of the table being formed of
 pink carnations. smilax and ferns. At tractive little cards. hand painted with | pink flowers and tied with pink rib bons indicated the places. Following the luncheon q game of bridge was played. Miss Bennitt receiving the i guests prize and Miss Grace Stacy the i prize for the highest score. Covers ] were laid for Miss Bennitt. Mrs. F. J. | Bennltt, Mrs. John Page. Mrs. l.. F.
 Hewins. Mrs. s. B. Taggard. Mrs 1 Clarence Stacy. Miss Marguerite
 James. Miss Shirley Miner, Miss Grace ! Stacy, Miss Sallie Jacobs, Miss Rose 1 Bell Goldman. Miss Mona Kingsbury, Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Abbie Pick
 rell. Miss Edith Bennett and Miss
 Susie Brannard.
 | Mrs. RobertFromm was the hostess | Thursday afternoon of one of the most delightful parties of the week The
 home was attractively decorated with 1 potted plants, ferns and hyacinths
 Whist was the game of the afternoon the prizes being won by Mrs. George Mintz, Mrs. A. C. Baker. Mrs. Louis
 Melczer and Mrs. T. Elder. Those
 who enjoyed the afternoon were. Mrs.
 Edward Eisele, Mrs. Frank Thompson,
 Mrs. C. T. Hurley, Mrs. J. G. Sulh- van. Mrs. P. de Jong Mrs. Thalheim-
 CT. Mrs. Dummel. Mrs. George Mintz. ! AT,- C. Baker. Mrs T. Elder, Mrs Peter Mohn. Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs Louis Melczer. Mrs. w. J. Riley and Mrs. 1 Leibenow
 Miss Elsie Munger and Miss Frances Pemberton assisted by Miss Name Gibbons and Miss Rose entertained
 charmingly at dinner Sunday evening at the Olivette Ranch complimentary
 to George Lutgerding, the occasion being his birthday Cherry blossoms predominated in the pretty decorations
 the tables centerpiece being a candel- abra surrounded by blossoms. The cherry idea was also carried out in the menu. Hand painted cards repre- senting a candle stick with lighted candle which resembled the face of a girl. were used as place cards. Covers were laid for MT Lutgerding. Thomas
 Prescott, Clay Parker Charles Stauf- | fer, Harry Klavans. James Parker. 1 Charles Munger. Harry Van Allen.
 Milton Munger William Wilkin and
 Joseph Green.
 |
 Miss Mona Kingsbury entertained Tuesday. with lovely luncheon and card party in compliment to Miss Drew Bennett A delightful feature was the spreading of luncheon on the beauti- full lawn. Both bridge and hearts were enjoyed later in the afternoon, Miss Bennett receiving the guests prize, Miss Rose Bell Goldman and Miss Shirley Miner the prizes at bridge. while Mss Sylvia Ainsworth received the prize at the game of hearts.
 Among those who enjoyed Miss Kingsbury's' hospitality were Mrs
 John Page. Mrs. Clarence Sta cy Mrs. Harvey J. Lee, Mrs. Charles Smurthwaite, Mrs. s. B.
 Mrs HazaIfina Dow