Arizona republican., 1909-05-23

Raima Chalmers, Miss Silvia Gold berg. Miss Marguerite Gilbert, Miss Harriet Hurley. Miss Elizabeth Ben nett. Miss Rina Doris, Miss Alice Redewill, Miss Dixie Washington, Miss ! Marion Doris, Miss Mildred Stacy, Miss Helen McNeil Miss Lucille Kel- ley. Miss Carrie McNeil, Miss Minnie Prince, George McNeil. Arthur Hahn, Harry Young, Jay Alllire, Bob Baker. Paul Bennett, Harry Hurley, Justus Goebel, Clarence Tolleson, Tom Hig- ley, Frank Hurley, Leon Tolleson, Donald Hooker. Sims Ely, Bob Dun ] lap and Bob Rowland. The Neighborhood Bridge club was delightfully."- entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs F. T. Ceilings The meeting was in the form of a sur prise on MT Ceilings, the occasion be- ing his birthday. and a royal good : time was enjoyed by all The center piece of the long table. where a de licious supper was served, was a large birthday cake covered" with lighted candles. During the course of the supper each guest presented the host with some comical present. At the bridge game the high scores were made by Mrs. w. T. Lentz and Mir Ceilings. MT. and Mrs. D. H. Burtis will entertain the club this week.
 Miss Frances Pemberton delight fully entertained the Tuesday Even ing Bridge club last week MT. and Mrs. Joe Green and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Munger were guests of the club. The high scores were made by Mrs. Jack Rhinehart and James Par ker. MT and Mrs. George Lrdger- ding will be hosts for the club this week.
 The wedding of Miss Hazel Cowan, daughter of Rev. C. " COwan. and Ernest De Long was solemniZed last week in Los Angeles at the home of Mir and Mrs. c. B. McManus, a sister of the bride Miss De Long spent her early life in Phoenix, where her father was minister of the North Methodist church, and has a host of friends who wish her great happiness in her mar ried life.
 This week will be a gala week for the pupils of the senior and junior classes of the Phoenix high school. Thursday evening. the juniors will en- certain the seniors with an elaborate banquet at the Hotel Adams. and, Wednesday evening, the seniors re- turn the courtesy with a still more brilliant affair. if possible. at the School of Music.
 
 Mrs P P Parker entertained with an informal afternoon, Wednesday. The time was spent in sewing, and those who enjoyed the affair were: Miss Louise Swetnam, Miss Hazel De- Mund. Miss Frances Pemberton, Miss Elsie Munger, Miss Faye DeMund, Miss Angie Parker and Miss Mabel Hooker.
 Mrs. W. E. Thomas entertained at dinner on Wednesday. A huge bunch of roses formed the attractive center piece of the table. Covers were laid for Mrs. Frank Alkire, Miss Kate Lackland, Miss Anna Archer, Miss Minnie Thomison and Miss Fannie | Archer
 Miss Harriett Hurley. Miss Helen | Laird. Miss Reina Doris and Miss | Norma Sweeney leave on Friday for | Tucson, where they will be the guests | of Miss Elizabeth Murphy for com | mencement week.
 Mr. and Mrs George Lutgerding | and Mir and Mrs. Charles Munger | left on Thursday on a camping trip | to Roosevelt, returning home about Monday.
 Miss Ruth Ainsworth left Thurs day for San .Bernardino, where she will be the guest of Miss Blanche Oster for several weeks.
 Miss Marguerite Adams, who has been visiting Mrs. Josph Morrison, of Bisbee. for three weeks, returned home on Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Page return on Monday from a short visit in Bisbee. leaving again on Thursday for Yer mont.
 Colin Bury, who has been Vlslting his mother for two weeks, returned on Thursday to Cananea.
 Mrs. David Shear and Joe Shear re- turned Friday, from a short visit in New York city.
 Sir. and Mrs. c. E. DeMund left on Wednesday for Seattle, where they will spend the heated season.
 Frank Petit left on Wednesday for Sasco. Mrs. Petit will follow MT. Pettit in about two weeks.
 The D. T. club will meet on Thurs lay evening with MT and Mrs. A. !. Hulett.
 NJ. B. Hazeltine was a weekend visitor from Prescott.
 Arthur Luhrs is down from Ray, confined to his bed with a severe lttack of intermittent fever.
 Mrs T w. Pembertor left Thurs lay for Congress to be the guest of Ter daughter Mrs C. F. BurdSell.