Arizona republican., 1909-05-30

Mrs. Miller will be at home to their many friends after June 18th at 9O1 West Adams street The invited guests were Mir and Mrs. Coles, Mrs. l.. J. Rice, MT. and Mrs. Everett Reed, Mir and Mrs. Harry Reed, Mir and Mrs. John Hornberger, MT. and Mrs. Charles Sterling, MT. and Mrs Wright, Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Her tel. Miss E. Schrab. Miss Merriam, Miss Anna Miller, Miss Anna Hough, Miss Ruth Lightburne, H. Strawn, R. Craig and c. Ream.
 Miss GeOrjeane Barnes was the charming little hostess Thursday at an all day picnic party at East Lake park to celebrate her seventh birth day. The happy little crowd were looked after by Mrs. George Barnes, Miss Ellis and Miss Anderson. Little Miss Barnes friends invited to enjoy the day were Grace TharaldsOn, Zola Haines, Mabel Hill, Mildred Bowers, Orme Lewis, Marion Tritle, Jamie Norton. Harriet Tritle, Ldella Camp bell. Walton Hill, Vernon Thompson, Louis Chalmers, Buster Walters, An ma Fitzhugh, Catherine Bond, Vir- ginia Kerr, Calra an Doran; FremOn Hammond, Eleanor Wilkinson, Marion Pascoe. Grace Futile. Marion Bennett, Ruth Jenkins and Coral Bond.
 Mrs. J. F. Cleaveland entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Miriam Bailey the occasion being her tenth birthday The afternoon was pleasantly spent in playing games, the prize at the game of bean bags" being won by Miss Aileen Ganz The little folks invited to enjoy the fun were Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss Lucille Mckee, Miss Laura Kerr, Miss Aileen Gang, Miss Leila Evans, Miss Virginia Kerr, Miss Alberta Munson and Master Burton McNeil
 = The last meeting of the Tuesday evening bridge club was held last week at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Lutzgerding. The high scores for the evening were made by Mrs. Lutgerding and James Parker. The scores for the season have been re- corded and when averaged up it was found that Miss Frances Pemberton made high and Mrs. Lutgerding sec ond for the ladies, while James Par ker made the gentleman's highest and George Lutgerding second. The mem bers of the club were MT. and Mrs. Jack Rhinehart, MT. and Mrs. George Lutgerding, Miss Elsie Munger, Miss Frances Pemberton, Clay Parker and James Parker.
 The crowning event in the senior year of the high school was the dinner dance aeiven by the class in honor of the juniors Wednesday even- ing in the Arizona School of Music. The banquet was served on four long tables set on the stage and decorated in the class colors, red and white. Pomegranite branches with red blos- sons and pepper boughs and red ber- ries were strewn over the white tables. Pepper bOughs and red and white oleanders were festooned and entwined around the chandeliers and railing of the auditorium, where danc- ing was enjoyed after the banquet.
 
 MT. and Mrs. William Grier an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Alice, to Marion Reed Rays The wedding will occur on June 23d and after a honeymoon of three months to California and Seattle, Mr and Mrs. Rays vii lbe at home to their friends in Evergreen addition
 The junior c-ass of high school were hosts at an elaborate six o'clock dinner and dance at the country club Tuesday evening in honor of the outgoing seniors. The hosts and their guests were seated at three tables artistically decorated with ferns, honeysuckle and sweet peas. Danc- ing was enjoyed until late hour
 
 MT and Mrs. A. G. Hulett were