Arizona republican., 1909-03-28

least Dame Rumor has it that one of our very well known Bachelors and his Lady Faire" are planning quiet little wedding immediately after Easter. The home is nearly finished and everything in readiness, although their friends are supposed to keep both ears and eyes shut to the prepa- rations.
 The Smith Family gave another of their jolly dances last week Among those present were Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Alice Redewill, Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss Helen Alexander. Miss Persis McMurtrie, Miss Hazel Gold berg, Miss Raima Chalmers Miss Norma Sweeney, Miss Hattie Hurley, Miss Rema Doris, Miss Selma Gold belg, Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Miss
 Marian Doris. Miss Mildred
 Stacy, Miss Helen Laird. Miss Bolce, Benjamin Stanton, Robert Ba- ker, Cass Redewill, Kirke Moore, Mel vile Fickas, Edward Hull. Paul Ben nett, George McNeil, Harry Hurley, Jay Alkire, William Callahan, Sims Ely, Harry Young, Aobert Dunlap, Herbert Cress, Samuel Morse, Roland Gordon, Robert Rowland and Donald Hooker.
 A most enjoyable afternoon was spent at the Country club yesterday Mrs. Dave Goldberg won the prize The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs G. P. Bullard and Mrs. w. J. Kings bury. Among tlPDse who participated in, Is Charles Goldman, Darby. J. w. Cren- shaw. Roy Goodrich, R. w. Craig. Dave Goldberg, Lee Landis l.. Holden. Sid ney Ross, Misses Mona Kingsbury. Grace Stacy. Rose Bell Goldman. Rosie Stewart, and Messrs. R. J. Schweppe, Elias Dunlevy. Sidney Goldman. Law renee Holden, Cummings, and the Messrs. Myer.
 Mrs. Jno. C. Hurley was the hostess this week at an enjoyable bridge party which she gave in honor of Mrs. Leroy Smith of Prescott. The house was charmingly decorated with a profusion of cut flowers and grace ful greens. Mrs. F.. F.. Kirkland was the fortunate winner of the first prize | and Mrs. Sims Ely carried off the second, while Mrs. C. C. Hurley re- | ceived the consolation. Invited to | meet Mrs. Smith were Mesdames Jos. l McClintock, F. Nichols, J. w Ripley. | Eugene Hackett, Helen Berry, Gurley, | c. C. Hurley, F. Gurley, H. J. Lee and | Miss Garnett
 Miss Marguerite Adams entertained | last evening with a delightful dance | at her country home north of the city. | Among those who enjoyed the affair were Mrs. J. c. Adams, Mir and Mrs. | Lawrence Holden, Mir. and Mrs. w. F. | Fields, Mrs. R. w. Gilmore, Miss Hell en Alexander. Miss Persis McMurtrie, Miss Norma Sweeney, Miss Mary Jen- kins. Miss Raima Chalmers, Carlos Mayer, William Coleman, Hackett Cort, David Hanson, Captain Mayer, William Rogers, Juan Mayer Foster Rockwell and Mir. Flagg.
 
 Mrs. M- L White, who has been the guest of her daughter for the past six months, has returned to her home in Fresno, Cal En route she will visit Oakland and Stockton. Mrs. White was delighted with Phoe- illN, anu d lelIer rom the SO-called Land of sunshine and flowers" says there has been no sunshine or pleas ant weather for several weeks. Mrs. White made many friends who will be glad to welcome her back to Phoenix.
 Mrs. J. W. Crenshaw was tn hostess | at a pleasant bridge party given Thursday afternoon at her home Among those who enjoyed her hOspi- tality were Mesdames Nichols. James McClintock, Wm. LentZ, Scarborough, F.. w. Hewings, P. T. Tharaldson. Met thews, Darby, Leo Goldman, Charles Goldman, Coats, F.. H. Chalmers, W. l.. Pinney, Aaron Goldberg, Dave Gold berg and Harry Kay.
 Among the numerous box and the ater parties Tuesday evening at the Elks' theater who witnessed the ex- cellent performance of Norman Hack ett in Classmates" was one composed of Mrs. J. c. Adams, Mrs. R. w. Miss Marguerite Adams, Da- vid Hanson, Captain Mayer and Carlos Mayer: and one which com