Arizona republican., 1909-12-26

sic enjoyed a masquerade in the au | ditorium of the school. During th' afternoon refreshments were served and a delightful time spent. Int room was darkened and the electric lights turned on. The little folk: present represented the following characters: Gertrude Evans, rost
 maiden; Edith Norton, night: Bartlett Heard, Indian chief; Norma Creech
 goddess of liberty; Marie Soper. red
 rose; Catherine Easterling. Chinese
 lady: Jack Griffen, jack frost; Kitty Craig, goddess of liberty; Samuel Col
 dren. policemaD; Ruth Wilson. topsy;
 Marsh smith. Geronimo. Indian chief; Eleanor Forbes. little white rose; Don- aid Scott. Christmas spirit; Elizabeth Atwood. Ellen Atwood. Columbia; John Ryan, cowboy; Mary Louise Pinney, Dolly Varden:; Gage Bur- mister. gentleman; Mary Josephine 1 Collins. fairy; Helen Stack. lady;
 Laureen Hosey. gentleman; and Tuck i CT Pinney, gentleman.
 | Mir and Mrs. Ancil Martin were | hosts for the Neighborhood Bridge | club last Monday evening. and the high scores were made by Mrs. Bur tis and Harry Kennedy. MT. and I Mrs. D. H. Burtis will entertain the I club tomorrow
 Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander entertained with an informal Christi mas eve party. Those enjoying the evening were Mir and Mrs. A. C.. Baker, Mir. and Mrs. C. | Stacy. Mrs F.. w. Stephens. Miss Belle Stephens. Miss Florence Alexander. Harold Bax- ter, Robert Baker and A C. Carr 
 Dr. R. C. Fowler. brother of Mrs. Harry Kennedy. was married last Sunday in New York city. Dr. Fowl CT has visited in Phoenix several times and has many friends here. who are pleased to hear of his happiness
 Miss Grace Stacy returned Friday from Los Angeles. where she has been visiting friends for the last six weeks.
 Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson had a few friends in Thursday evening for Miss Gertrude Melczer. who is home from feiryHaH' NisiiihS Htr parents TOT the holidays.
 The engagement of Miss Ada Van sant and Celora Martin Stoddard has just been announced. Miss vansant. who is an accomplished Philadelphia girl, spent last winter in Phoenix, and was greatly admired. being a general favorite in social circles. Ce- lora Stoddard has lived in Phoenix for the past ten years. and is a rising young business man. numbering his friends by the score.
 There will be an exceptionally fine musical program at the meeting of the Woman's club next Tuesday. Great preparations have been made to make this one of the most en- joyable and interesting meetings of the season.
 Al Kyle arrived Saturday morn ing to spend Christmas with his wife. who is visiting her father. John P. Orme. MT. and Mrs. Kyle will re- turn to Globe the end Of the week.
 MT. anu Mfs. LtondIu btoISt are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Luhrs for the Christmas holidays.
 Mrs A M. Smith. of Empalyme. Sonora. Mexico. is visiting relatives for several weeks.
 Kirke T. Moore left Thursday even- ing for Tucson to spend Christmas with his mother
 Mrs Webster Street is spending the holidays in Tucson with Mrs. Barnes.
 R. McDougal of Globe is week end visitor in town.
 Miss May Hurley is home from Berkeley for a two weeks visit with her parents.
 J. A Williamson of San Francisco is a holiday visitor in town.
 l.. F. Thompson arrived last week from San Francisco and will remain through the holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Tribolet are down from Kelvin to spend Christ mas with Mir Tribolet's parents
 owing to a mistake no mention was made of the delightful manner in which Miss Dixie Washington rem dered. several solos at the Country club tea a week ago yesterday. Miss Washington is a vocalist of some note and has a strong and very sweet voice.
 Mrs. George Purdy Bullard will en- certain in honor of Miss Florence Bull lard. her guest. on January 18th, at the Country club.
 Mrs. Roy Goodrich has issued in vitations for bridge party on Jan uary 29th. at the Arizona School of Music.
 The Emanon club met Thursday afternoon with Miss Ruth Doris.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred H. Purdann of Centralia. Mo, arrived the first of this week and will spend the winter here.