Arizona republican., 1909-05-16

program was rendered.:
 March from Tannhauser. ..... Wagner
 Orchestra.
 Y. M. c. A. Quartett. ..... Selected Hungarian Fantasie. ............ Listz
 Miss Alice Redewill. "Salve Dimora" from Faust. .Gounod
 c. H. Keep.
 Clarinet and Orchestra.
 Fantasie 'Delecta". ........ Robinson
 Dr. Francis Redewill Viloucello Solo, Cavatina. ...... .Raff
 Dwight Deity
 Spanish Serenade. de............. Parker
 Karl Heinrich
 Violin and Orchestra.
 "Cor certo in G" G"..........Be .BeriOt
 Eugene Redewill La BarcOlle Valse. .Waldtenfel
 Orchestra.
 Overture, Banditenstreiche. .Suppe
 RedewilT Orchestra. Y. M. C. A. Quartett. . Selected Bridal march from Midsummer Nights Dream. Mendelssohn
 Orchestra.
 SeXtett instrumentation. Lucia
 Orchestra.
 
 MISS f1dTTlel f1uTl6N most utISIl- fully entertained Friday evening in honor of the Phi Sigma Kappa girls. The spacious Hurley home was bril- liant with many Chinese lanterns and electric lights. The first part of the evening was devoted to hearts, and later dancing was enjoyed. At the heart game the prizes were received by Miss Elizabeth Bennett and Roy Kirkland. while Miss Marguerite Gil- bert captured the consolation. Miss Hurley was hostess to Miss Helen Laird Miss Hazel Goldberg, Miss Rema Doris, Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Miss Mildred Stacy, Miss Marion Doris, Miss Selma Goldbery, Miss Norma Sweeney, Miss Marguerite Gil- bert, Miss George Bailey, Bob Dunlap, Harry Young, Pat Hurley, Arthur Hahn. Sims Ely, Harry Hurley, Roy Kirkland, Bob Rowland, Leon Tolle- son, Herbert Tress, Clarence Tolle- son, Jay Alkire and Tom Higley.
 
 Lee Dom was given a very pleas ant surprise party Wednesday at his home near the Indian school Sev- eral amusing games were enjoyed during the evening. The invited guests were the Misses Ester Lowder- milk, Gladys Fitzhugh, Alice Wells, Lena Hodges, Hazel Creew, Erma Lee, Vivian Bivens, Ida Schrader. Lena Horrell, Pearl Bruster, Minnie Bivens. Ruby Jones, Helen Swigett, Gertrude Henry, Laura Swigett, Ella Leeman, Ivy Dom, Mollie Frederick. Hazel GamsOn. Messrs. Louis Fred
  ley. Ben Hodges, Willie Schrader, Alfred Lehman, Louis Stewart, Seth Hudgins and Wallace Gregg.
  One of the prettiest affairs of the week was the heart party at which Miss Bessie Sergeant was hostess Thursday afternoon. The pretty hand painted monogramed tally cards were done in green and gold by the hostess. Miss Ruth Ainsworth received the first prize and Miss Sallie Jacobs the second. Miss Seargeant's guests were Mrs. C. c. Hutchinson, Mrs. Seargeant, Mrs. E. A. Goodrich, Miss Grace Stacy, Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Lulu Seargeant, Miss Prudence GiI- | lum, Miss Ester Hull, Miss Sallie Jacobs, Miss Ruth Ainsworth and | Miss Abbie Pickrell. Miss Mabel McNeil will be the | hostess at a charming one o'clock l dinner today. The pretty center piece | of the table will be a brass jardinier | filled with yellow roses and ferns. | and dainty hand painted cards done | in yellow will mark the guests places, | who will be Miss Margaret Callahan, | Miss Doris Orme, Miss Mabel Har- | per, Miss Ore Orme and Miss George | Bailey.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Page left Sat urday for Prescott, where they will | until the middle of the week, | to Phoenix for several days, after which they leave for a two weeks visit in Douglas and Bisbee before starting for Vermont, where they will pass the summer with MT Pages relatives.
 
 Mrs ". J Kingsbury will entertain at dinner tonight in honor of Mrs. Shelton and daughter, Miss lone Pease. of Tucson. Covers will be laid for Mrs Miss Pease, Mir and Mrs Harry Tritle, MT. and Mrs. Lee Landis, Mrs. R. w. Craig. Fred Tritle, Dick Sidney Goldman and Elias Dunlevy.
 A jolly crowd of picnicers to Camel Back mountain Sunday was com posed of MT. and Mrs. F. Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. Hageland, MT. and Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Fulwiler, Misses Katie and Ella Hageland, Miss May belle Emerson, Miss Jessie Williams F. G. Fike, Billie Wherry, Carl Hage- and and Conrad Phelps.
 MT. and Mrs. W. G. Hartranft en- ertained the members of the Pooh Bah Bridge club Thursday evening. Mrs 5. E. Coats and A c. Bartlett were guests of the club. Mrs. w. K. James and W. c. Foster made high scroes Or the evening. Mir and Mrs. w. 2. Foster will be hosts of the club his week.
 Miss Elsie Munger was hostess for he Tuesday evening bridge club last week MT. and Mrs Charles Stauf- 'er and MT and Mrs. c. P Munger were guests of the club and the high scores were made by Miss Francis oemberton and Jack Rhinehart. Miss 2emberton will entertain the club leXt Tuesday evening"