Arizona republican., 1909-04-04

MT. and Mrs. Charles Munger were the hosts, Tuesday evening, of a pret- ty little dinner given in honor of Miss Beatrice Roland, who left Wednesday for her home in Oakland. Roses and sweet peas formed the attractive cen terpiece of the table Besides the guest of honor, covers were laid for Miss Louise Swetnam, Perry Munger and Milton Munger.
 Mrs. Sands, of Glendale, gave a pretty luncheon on Wednesday, after which bridge was enjoyed. The prize at the game of bridge was won by Mrs. E. A. Goodrich. Among those present were Mrs. Dan Francis, Mrs. Homer King, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. F.. A. Goodrich, Mrs. Goldman, Mrs. Sampson and Mrs. C. Goldman.
 MT. and Mrs. Win Wylie are in Los Angeles where they plan to spend the summer. Mrs. w. F. Rollins, mother of Mrs. Wylie, will probably join them within the next month. Mir. Rollins plans a trip to one of the numerous Indian peublos where Ee will gather material for his future work.
 MT. and Mrs. D. H. Burtis enter tained the Neighborhood Bridge club last week. MT. and Mrs. H. B. Will kinson substituted for Dr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin, and the high scores were made by Mrs. Wilkinson and pr. Lentz. The club will meet this week with Dr. and Mrs Martin. Wednesday, of pleasant informal afternoon at bridge. Those who en- joyed her hospitality were: Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mrs. Joseph Green, Miss Grace Stacy, Miss Rose Belle Gold man and Miss Rose Lee Stewart.
 
 MT and, Mrs Jack Rinehart enter tained the Tuesday Evening Bridge, club last week. The high scores were made by Mrs. Rinehart and George Lutgerding. Miss Elsie Munger will be the hostess of the club this week.
 There was a jolly crowd of the younger set who took advantage of the moonlight night to drive to Tempe to witness the production of the home talent opera which was given Friday night They had a merry time and did not get home until the wee, sma' hours.
 Mrs. George Barnes has been enter taining Miss Mae Chamberlain, of Tombstone, for several weeks. Miss has made many friends during her stay here, who greatly re- gret her departure.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. Stacy, who have been wintering in southern California, stopped off in Phoenix the past week, while en route to their home in Kan sas City. MT. Stacy is a brother of A. K. Stacy.
 Mrs Joseph H. Kibbey has returned | from a prolonged stay at the Castle Hot Springs. Her visit has been of much benefit to her as her health is decidedly improved. Miss Beatrice Roland. who has been the guest of Miss Louise Swetnam for some time, left Wednesday for her nome III OdtfNldllA I@h iVdNNs s7h1 "AAA visit Los Angeles and Pasadena.
  Morse Cummings was a luncheon host Saturday at the Country club. His guests were MT. and Mrs. Law renee Holden and Miss Ruth Aims worth.
 Mrs. J. c. Wyatt and Miss Vera Camp, of Chicamauga, Ga, are in the city visiting Mrs. NJ. NJ. Whitlow, on the Christy road.
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goodrich. Miss Grace Stacy and Keith Pickrell left Dn Wednesday for Roosevelt for a lew days outing.
 The D. T. Bridge club met Tuesday evening, with MT. and Mrs. l. J. he highest score.
 Mrs. Clarence l. Stacy will enter ain tomorrow with a luncheon in ionor of Miss Persis McMurtTie of Denver, Colo.
 Miss Van Zant and Miss Croft have ssued invitations for a luncheon at he Country club, Tuesday, April 13.
  T. J. Sparks. who has been in Phoe- nix for the winter months, returned O his home in New York, Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Landis left on for Los Angeles and Ar owhead Springs, for a short rest.
 Hon. NJ G. Burns, of Humboldt, has ,een spending a few days in town as he guest of friends.
 MT. and Mrs. s. B. Taggart spent everal days last week at Granite )elI and the government camps.
 Mrs. T. w. Pemberton left Wednes- lay for Sasco. Ariz., where she will ,e the guest of her daughter.