Arizona republican., 1909-05-09

reception on the beautiful lawn of Mrs. Walter Talbot on North Seventh avenue. Mrs. George Nickers, the re- gent of Maricopa chapter, greeted the guests with the following interesting address: Ladies and Gentlemen, Sons and Daughters of the American Revo- lution: It is with pleasure I greet you and welcome you on this beautiful Arizona lawn. Daughters we meet to honor the memory of our ancestors. to renew our pledge of loyalty to our country and our flag. and to empha- size the privilege and duty of patriot ism. In reading over the early his- tory of our society, l find recorded, that it was the women of America that finished the Bunker Hill monument, that it was the women of America that had formed the Mary Washington association to finish the monument to Mary. the mother of Washington; that while patriotic undertakings some times have had to turn to the govern ment for a finishing appropriation in the hands of men, in the hands of women of A merica, patriotic under takings have never failed. We of Maricopa chapter are striving to place some historical monuments in Arizona but for lack of silver we have not been able to carry on our work as we desire. This eXplans why we ask for a silver offering this afternoon, which we hope will be liberally responded to. And as we find it recorded, that patriotic un- dertakings in the hands of women have never failed. let Never Fair be p~d Gtn ping until We have accomplished the work before us. We will now listen to an informal address by Rev. J. w Atwood, chaplain general of the Sons of the American Revolution" After which the following program was ren- dered: La PolOma, short talk on Historical Points in Arizona" by Major McClintock; Stars and Stripes; Patriotism" by Judge Kib- bey: Recitation" by Eleanor Hulett, and America" The chapter then stood adjourned until October 23rd.
 
 Miss Mona Kingsbury and Miss IonaI Pease were the guests of honor at a heart party Wednesday evening, at which -Irs. R. Lesher was the charm ing hostess. At the game of hearts Miss Abbie Pickrell and Joe Cassou received the prizes. A jolly Shakes pearean guessing game was also en- joyed, at which the prizes were won by Miss Mona Kingsbury and Richard Schweppe. Those wno enjoyed the evening were Miss Kingsbury, Miss Pease, Miss Abbie Pickrell, Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Mary Jenkins, Miss Grace Stacy, Tom Peabody, Foster Rockwell, Richard Shcweppe, Lee Gregory. Joe Cassou, William Rogers l Coleman and Keith Pickrell.
 
 The election of officers in the | musicians club was held Monday af- | ternoon. at the residence of Mrs. Tafel, | previous to the reception rendered Mrs. | ". F. Nichols, and the following of | ficers chosen for next year. Mrs. | Louis Dysart, president; Miss Fanny l Peck. first vice; Mrs. W. F. Deity, | second vice; Mrs. ". s. Goldsworthy, | and treasurer: the members I of the board, Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson, | Mrs. Tafel and Mrs. L. E. Hewins | The calendar of next years work is l outlined and will soon be issued to | the members.
 
 Mrs. Vernon Clark and son. William | Callahan, will leave in about two | weeks for Dayton, Ohio, where they | will spend a short time, later going | east to Eakeville, Connecticut, to be | at the commencement exercises of | Frank Callahan, who graduates from | Hotchkiss Academy. The remainder | of the summer will be spent motor | ing through the eastern states. Mrs | Clark and Will Callahan will return to | Phoenix in the fall, while Frank Cal | lahan will enter Yale
 Last Sunday a party of picnicers spent the day at Echo Canyon, re- turning home by moonlight The | party was composed of Mir. and Mrs A. Redewill, Mrs. w. H. Terrill Miss Hazel and Faye De Mund, Miss Catherine Whitloe Miss Alice Rede- will, Miss Edith Whitloe, Miss Mary Kirke T. Moore, NJ. A. Smith. Victor Redewill, Cass Redewin. ] Dr. Redewill and Bob Anderson.
 
 Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tafel the Musicians Club receiv- eu III LOIloI bl hTS. W. F. NICHOLS, 1 who will leave soon for California. The parlors and dining room were beautifully with mass of roses, sweet peas and greens. During the course of the afternoon a pleasing program was rendered by Miss Hazel De Mund. 1 Miss Faye De Mund, Miss Alexander and Mrs. Tafel.
 
 Wednesday evening a jolly crowd of young folks consisting of Miss Nell Morse, Miss Cecil McDermitt, Miss Ethel Whitloe, Miss Mary Whitloe. Miss Vera Camp, Miss Mary Potter, Burnett Miller, Gregg Irvine, Bernard Miller, Harry Vinson, Roy Tylson, James Bowen, and chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. H. c. Franklin, enjoyed a ride to the canal.
 Mrs. H. G. Franklin entertained Thursday evening with cards. The DarlOr and dining room where de icious refreshments were served were laintily decorated with pink and white roses. Mrs. Franklin's guests were Miss Nell Morse, Miss Elizabeth Foley. Miss Marie Bauer, Gregg Irvine. A. Fike, Harold Gold and James Bow CT !