Arizona republican., 1909-02-07

pink was carried out in the table decorations.
 Mrs C. C. Hurley was the hostess last night at progressive whist party given at her home in honor of her sister, Mrs Henry Gurley, of Rome, N Y, and her cousin, Mrs. w. J.
 Casey, of Chicago. The house was prettily decorated with boughs of orange trees, the ripe, luscious fruit still on them. Roses and graceful pep pers were used to adorn all archways with artistic effect and presented a novel and unique appearance. The i list of guests included Messrs and
 Mesdames Frank Duffy, J. Sullivan,
 Jno. Hurley, Frank Gurley, Mccarthy | Thoman, Becker, Wm- Hughes, Don nelley, J. Monihon, J Casey, J. B. Long, Vieault, Wm. Ripley, Hackett, and Mrs Arthur Franklin, Mrs. Col well of Los Angeles, Mrs. Toohey, Mrs. Brill, Miss Rose Vieault, and Messrs
 Frank Vieault, Frank and Bert Hur- 1 ley.
 w. F. Rollins has moved into the ONeil building, where a spacious stu
 
 will finish his big canvas, La Casa | Grande," this week The studio will
 be open every day and visitors are
 welcome. MT. Rollins is a member of
 the famous Nile club of San Francisco
 as well as several other artists or ganizations in the bay city. The ladies of the Rebekah lodge are preparing for a splendid time at the
 ball they are giving on Thursday even | ing The O'Neil hall has been arrang- ed for and the Bessee orchestra will | furnish the music. This is for the benefit of the odd Fellows home and 1 it is expected that goOdly sum will
 be added to the treasury. 1 Mrs. Simon Oberfelder entertained with bridge whist party Friday aft ernoon at the Country Club in honor of Mrs Sol Lewis and Mrs. Rosen-
 baum of San Francisco. Prizes were ] received by Mrs. s. F. Coats, Miss l Frances Pemberton and Mrs. A. c.
 Mcqueen. About eighty guests were present.
 MT and Mrs. E. T. Ceilings charm | ingly entertained the D. T. club Thurs day evening Mrs. c. M. Scott and W. l s. Goldsworthy made the high ore | at the game of bridge. A week from ' Thursday the club will meet with NIT. I and Mrs. James Griffin in Evergreen
 addition.
 A box party at the Third Avenue 1 .t ,1a. fn
 Men," was composed of Mir. and Mrs. | C. H. Davidson, Mir and Mrs. W. w. McNeff. Mir and Mrs. OMalley. MT.
 and Mrs Harry Kennedy, Mrs. H. H. | McNeil, and Harold Davidson | The Tuesday evening bridge club was entertained last week by MT.
 and Mrs. Jack Rhinehart. Miss Elsie
 Munger and Clay Parker made high l score for the evening. Miss Elsie
 Munger will be hostess for the club
 this week.
 MT and Mrs. R. B. Burmister enter tained the Pooh Bah Bridge club last
 week Madam Burmister and Mrs.
 Rosenbaum were guests of the club. NIT. and Mrs. Wilkinson made the high 1 scores.
 MT. and Mrs. Ellen Kuhlman and | daughter of Youngstown, Ohio. arrived
 in town yesterday and will spend the remained of the winter as guests of
 Mir and Mrs. N. A. Morford. | Mir and Mrs. Will Clark of Jerome
 arrived in the city last week and have ] taken the Barringer home on North Central avenue for the remainder Of
 the winter.
 Mrs E. L. Shaw will leave to-
 morrow for a ten days visit at the ! Gand Canyon. MT. Shaw will join
 Mrs. Shaw before her return home. Miss Ruth Woodward of Waupacca,
 Wis, is visiting in the city, the house guest of Mrs. J. w. Mccormick and
 Mrs. K. T. Ceilings.
 Mrs. T. W. Pemberton and Mrs. W B. Lount will entertain with cards on the 18th at 112S North Cen
 tral avenue.
 I ne GdltLlt. til dllu L1S re CluD VIII hold a social meeting Thursday even l ing in their club room in the Redewill
 building.
 Miss Ora Allen of Chanute, who vis- ited in Phoenix several years ago, is
 in town, the guest of Miss Ida Me | Donald.
 MT. and Mrs. C. I. Stacy spent Fri
 day and Saturday in town, the guests
 of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Baker.
 Invitations are out for a reception
 on the i2th at which Mrs. Hugh | Campbell will be hostess. | Mrs. Georg Luhrs has issued invita-
 tions for the 10th. Cards will be the form of entertainment. Mrs. l.. H Chalmers will entertain Tuesday in honor of her guest, Miss Mary Jenkins.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson are down from Prescott and will remain for some time.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Metz of Tucson
 visited in town several days of last | up4k