Arizona republican., 1909-10-31


 The following committees have been appointed by Aaron Goldberg. presi- | dent: House committee-I. T. Hosey. | chairman; Mrs. E. J. Bennett. Mrs. H. l. Latham. Miss Ruth Ainsworth. Roy Goodrich. Golf casnmittee-M- C. McDougall, Dr. Stone and Dr. H. Jes- sop. Tennis-Richard Schweppi and Foster Rockwell. Membership-L. H. Chalmers, Simon Obe-felder and G. P. Bullard.
 The first large affair of the season was the luncheon and bridge party given yesterday by Mrs. Harry Chan dler and Mrs John Spangler at the beautiful home of Mrs. Spangler in Mesa Branches of woodbine autumn leaves were artistically twined over the door and window frames. and bowls of roses were placed in every conceivable nook, forming a pleasing autumn scene. Mrs. Spangler and Mrs. Chandler were assisted in re- ceiving by Miss Ruth McConahy. The prizes at the bridge game were re- ceived by Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury and Mrs. Dave Goldberg.
 The list of invited guests included Madames Walter Talbot, Howe Will Hams. Harry Diehl, F.. A. Easter brook. c. H. Davidson. J. w. Doris. c. D. Doris. Hugh Campbell. Lloyd Christy. Shirley Christy. Ned Creigh- ton. E. T. Ceilings. E. J. Bennitt, R. J. Burmeister. D. H. Burtis. George Christy. Dave Goldberg. Charles Gold man, Leo Goldman, James Griffen. Carl Hayden, E.. Shaw. Clarence Sta cy. s. w. Higley, F. E. Kirkland, K A. Fowler. Frank Alkire. George AL kire. Philip Weisner. J. F. Walker. J. D. Loper. A. Pembroke. W. C. Barnes. c. C. Hutchinson. P. P. Par ker. w H. Pinney. T. w. Pemberton. R G. Schweppi. Eugene Redewill. w. H Robinson. H. H. sMcNeil, Ancil Martin, J C. Norton. w. B. Lount. Emory Kayer, Marion Raves. D. NJ. Francis. Aaron Goldberg. Sims Ely. w. & Pickrell. Lewis Dysart. B. A. Fickas. Jas Bark. A. D. Leyhe; and the Misses Elizabeth Bennitt. Lucille Raves. Francis Lount Angie Parker. Francis Pemberton. Hazel Goldberg. Mabel McNeil. Sallie Hayden, Flora Grier and Ruth Doris of Phoenix; Mrs. J. Kiugsbury and Mrs. Geo. N.
 
 hy of Van Vert. Ohio; and Madames O. P. Dawley. J. w. Hagerlund. R. Lee. Ruth Huber J l.. waring. C. A. Baldwin. A c. Mcqueen. Ralph Pal mer, Geo. W Silverthorne. P. F.. Full Ter and Miss Duffy of Mesa
 
 NIT. and Mrs. Anderson Kennedy Stacy announce the engagement of their daughter Grace to George Fowl CT Gardiner of New York city.
 Mrs John Rose and daughter. Miss Maude Rose. and Mrs. Minnie R. Merrill of Detroit, Mich. who have been guests of the Hotel Adams. have taken bungalow at s07 North Sec ond street.
 Rev Krichbaum of Morenci was the dinner guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Cleaveland Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs S. B Taggart returned Friday from a weeks visit at Saca- ton.
 pr. and Mrs. w. G. Lentz delight fully entertained the Neighborhood Bridge club last Tuesday evening The high scores for the evening were made by Mrs. D. H. Burtis and E. T. Ceilings The club will meet next Tuesday evening with pr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin.
 Mrs Frank Burgess and little son returned this week from a three months visit with her sister. Mrs. Adolph Hinton. in San Francisco.
 
 Orrin Standage and Donald Mc- Queen, the former who has left and the latter who soon will leave the state of single bIessedness. will pay their forfeit to the Bachelors" the week after fair in the form of bar becue in Mesa
 Mrs. L. C. Bailey will return Thurs day from Los Angeles. and spend fair week with relatives.
 Mrs. Orrin Standage was the guest of Miss Helen DuvsI last week.
 Miss Helen Benedict of Tombstone will be the guest of Miss Helen Alex ander during fair week
 Miss Elsie Comstock left Saturday for a months visit in Los Angeles.
 T. F. Pollock spent Friday in the city from his home in Flagstaff
 Horace AppIegate of St. Louis. who spent last week in town, will leave tonight for the southern end of the territory. returning for fair week.
 Mrs Paul Fuller spent Friday in town from Mesa.
 Miss Charlotte Fraser will not re turn to Phoenix this winter. but is visiting in Paris and Italy.
 Mrs Charles Goldman will return Tuesday from San Francisco. Miss Goldman will return later.
 Mir and Mrs. E. A. Goodrich vii! leave Monday morning for Wiscon- sin. where they will visit friends for a month.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Smurthwaite will return next week from Detroit, where they have been visiting rela- tives during the summer.