Arizona republican., 1909-02-21

abeth Bennett, Miss Ida Davidson, Miss Edna Hoffman, Miss Louise Geyler, Miss Pauline Reno, Miss Ma bel McNeil, Miss Alice Redewiil, Miss May Chamberlain, Miss George Bail, ey Jay Alkire, Abe Nicholson, Paul Bennett, Comstock, Tom Bradford, Harry Bryant, Reginald Stroud, Bob Noland, Guy Alsap, Curtis Clark, Mc- Cam, Donald Hooker, George McNeil, Bob Dunlap, Harry Hurley, Ralph Thomas, Will Simpson, Celora Stod- dard, Eugene Goldman, Sidney Gold man, Pud Bennett, Newton Levy, Syl- van Gang, Bob Baker, Justus Geobel, Bob Anderson, Earl Hawley, Kirk Moore, Sims Ely, Leon Tollison and Sidney Osborn.
 Miss Dolly Sullinger was the guest of honor at a very pretty George Washington luncheon given yesterday by the Misses Hazel and Fay DeMund The luncheon was served at small ta bles, which were decorated with cor sage bouquets of violets for the guests The place cards were dainty affairs bearing the shield of George Washing ton. After the luncheon military whist was enjoyed, the prizes being received by Miss Lalla Rookh Gillum, Miss Lemmie Stauffer, Miss Maxwell and Miss Sullinger. Covers were laid for Miss Sullinger, Miss Joe Green, Mrs. John Tracy, Miss Beatrice Roland, Miss Louise Swetnam, Miss Belle Ste vens, Miss Eva Luke. Miss Emma Luke, Miss Edna Hoffman, Miss Mary Jenkins, Miss Ella Luhrs, Miss Pru- dence Gillum. Misses Maxwell, Miss Catherine Boise, Miss Elsie Munger, Miss Marian Armstrong. Miss Grace Stacy. Miss Frances Lount, Miss Lalla ROokh Gfllum, Miss Lemmie Stauffer and Miss Sullinger.
 Miss Mabel Koepke was the hostess at an enjoyable Valentine party last week. The house was appropriately decorated in strings of red hearts, which were festooned from the red shaded chandelabras to the corners of the room. At the game of hearts J. D. Mcdonald won the first prize, Reefe Scull the second, H. L. Worden the third and G. B. Eakright the consola- tion. The small tables, where a de- licious supper was served, were dec orated with red carnations. Those who enjoyed Miss Koepke's hospitality were: MT. and Mrs. Jasper Dobbs, Dr. and Mrs. H. O. Ramsey, Mir and Mrs. Charles Awney, MT. and Mrs. H. O. Worden. Mrs. M. J. Dobbs, Mrs Tempa Terry, Mrs. Nina Burger, Miss Mary Feyman, Miss Ida Davidson, Miss Frankie Wood, Charles Koepke, Leslie Adams, George Eakright and Harry Benson.
 The Harmony club held social ses- sion at Meiczer hall on Wednesday, afternoon. about fifty ladies being present. A fine musical program was given by students from the School of Music
 Vocal solo, Rose of My Life"-iWal- ter Hoyt. Accompanist, Miss Nellie Trott
 Piano solos, 'Mazurka" (Browislli), The Two Larks" Geschititsky)- Miss Blanche Rolfe
 Vocal solo. Are You Sincere?"- Miss Anna Luke.
 Dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Fred Tribolet, Miss May Me Avoy and Miss Nettie Elder. At the game of whist Mrs. John Luke made the highest score and received first guest prize. Mrs. R. Fromm received first club prize, Mrs. T.. Thompson second. and Mrs. Myers and Mrs. J. Corrigan received consolation prizes.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas enter tained with delightful dinner party Thursday evening at the American kitchen. After the dinner the party were invited to the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas on North Fourth street, where an enjoyable musical evening was spent. Those present were: Miss Helen Thatcher, Miss Mamie Pendle- ton, Miss Jeanette Pickins, Irwin Ryf, Harold Coke and Ernest Douglas.
 The wedding of Miss Flora Jane Lamson and Samuel Bone was sol emnzied Monday morning at S:3O o'clock In the First Methodist Epsco- pal church, Rev. Geissinger officiating. The ring service was used. MT. Behan played MendelssOhns wedding march