Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-14
SOCIETY

con given by Mrs. M. E. Mccarthy on Tuesday in honor of Mrs. s. G. Hazard of Bisbee. The living room was dec orated with white flowers, while the dining room was mass of violets. The artistic manner in which they were used in decorating and the delicate perfume was truly charming.
 On the table were nine candlesticks, the shades being of violet color and ornamcnted with punches of violets. The centerpiecc was large bowl of violets divided into fourteen boquets, from which violet ribbons extended to the place cards, dainty creations of white and gold bearing the monogram of the hostess. Souvenirs in the form of white and gold bon bon boxes filled with violet colored hints and candied violets were at the place of each guest.
 An elegant luncheon was served, after which bridge was played. Mrs. McCar- thy, as usual, proved herself delight full hostess The guests were; Mesdames Hazard, Van Wagenen, Purdum, Rawlins, How ard, Sturgeon, Wright, Booth, Shell, Hurd, Hegardt, Kennedy and Nave. The Mizpah club was delightfully."- en- tertained last Friday evening by Messrs. Harry, George and Edgar Sul- tan at their home in Oak street. The rooms were decorated with flags, while above the archway was large picture of Lincoln. Many interesting games were played, MT. Rupkey sang in n most pleasing manner, "Call Me Back Again, and "What Difference Few Hours Make Delicious refreshments were served. Those present were: The Misses Patton, Downing, Welch, DeLes. try, Sparks, Ryan, May Ryan, Haley, Devore, Greaves, McGrath, Doyle, Car vii, Flora Carvil, Maldonado, Murphy, Brownstone and Mrs. Mcloy; Messrs. Andrus, Ingram, Merkin Dun, Meloy, Solomon, Levi, Wamsley, Galpin, Mejia, Griffith, Kelley, McIntirc, Rose. Booker, Alberthal and Dr. Wiley.
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 The Friday Evening Whist club was pleasantly entertained last Monday evening by Miss Bolton and Miss Cur now at the residence of Mrs. J. J. Kee- l gan. The rooms were beautifully dec orated with dark red carnations and each one was given one to wear. The ladies' first prize, beautiful hand painted vase, was won by Miss Pat ton. The gentlemen s prize was book and was won by Mir Andrus. Delicious refreshments were served. Those pres ent were: Misses Tonsie Patton, Fannie Patton, Carrie Fullerton, Alice Curnow. Mrytle Mckenzie, Brownstein, Nellc Mehl, Lydia Sparks, Felicia Smith, Laura Brookner, Sophia Rabinovich; 1; Mrs. Mckinnon and Mrs. Fred l.. Wales; Messrs. Hopkins, Trevillian, Simmons, Hughes, Wayne, McKinnon, Harry Sultan, Eisenhour, T. P. Howard, Wales, Cornell, Will Feland, and An. drus.
 1 Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy pleasantly en- tertained the Duplicate Whist club at their home last evening
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 AID SOCIETY ENTERTAINED.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth. odist church met with Mrs. Charles T. Edwards, Thursday afternoon, with a large attendance. After the business session, interesting papers were read on the following subjects:3 Christian Truths, by Mrs. J. H. Pascoe; The Church, by Mrs. Charles Shuck; Love, by Mrs. W. A. Kibbe; Life of Henry W. Longfellow, by Mrs Roberts. Mrs. Ferguson was asked to read one of her favorite chapters in the Bible and the Chapter XIII of ,the First Corinthians | was selected
 | The regular weekly meeting of the $. $. $. club was held Wednesday after. noon at the residence of Mrs. Robert Biglcr in Kinney park. A good attend. ance of the members enjoyed the hos pitality of the hostess and an appetiz- ing lunch was served during the after. noon. Fayors consisted of Billy goats rampant, with long flowing horns, eques trianized each by male and female J specimen of the genus Sis Hopkins. all done very artistically in the club colors.