Arizona republican., 1909-11-28

weather yesterday lhe country club
 tea was not as well attended as usual,
 but everyone enjoyed themselves lm-
 mensely. Miss Helen Alexander and
 Miss Marguerite Adams serving Tn
 their gracious manner. Mrs. H. J. Jes-
 sop received the prize at the game or
 bridge. Among those present were
 Mir and Mrs Aaron Goldberg, MT. and
 Mrs William Coleman Rogers, Mrs. E.
 j. Bennett, Mrs. H. J. JessoD, Mrs.
 Henry George Mrs. Harry Tritle, Mrs.
 Merrill. Mrs. Royal Lescher, Mrs J. M.
 SIigh. Mrs Green, Mrs. W. J. Kings
 bury. Mrs. Dave Goldberg. Mrs. Sidney
 Ross. Mrs. H. B. King. Mrs. Roy Good
 rich. Miss Lucille Farrar. Miss Ruth
 Ainsworth. Miss Helen Kane, Miss Ada
 Vausant, Miss Hazel Goldberg. A. C.
 McDougal. Dr. J. Nj. Slight, T. Hosey,
 Foster Rockwell. Sidney Goldman. A.
 C. Burns, Harold Baxter and Keith
 Pickrell.
 The annual Thanksgiving ball given
 by the Arizona club Thursday evening
 easily eclipsed all its former enjoy
 able affairs The decorations were
 unusually attractive. The card rooms
 presented a pretty scene masses of roses being in evidence everywhere, and dainty pink and green shades en- closed the many electric lights. which cast a soft glow over the assembled guests. Judge and Mrs. Joseph H.
 Kibbey received the guests. Judge Kibbey being president of the club. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. w C.. Robers, Mir. and Mrs Aaaron > Goldberg. MT. and Mrs Harry Van AL len. MT. and Mrs. William Kay. Mir. and Mrs Harr.-. Kay, Mir and Mrs L. H. Landis. Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Cren- shaw, MT. and Mrs. F. H. Hidebran, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Sampson, MT. and Mrs E. O. Malley. Mir. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Gold | man, Mir. and Mrs. | T. Hoses, MT. 1 and Mrs. A. G. Hulett. MT. and Mrs. ! Charles Parvin, MT and Mrs. c. A. 1 Stauffer. MT. and Mrs. Jack Thornton. MT. and Mrs. J. s. Jencks. MT. and Mrs. G. P. Bullard, MT. and Mrs. H. s. Reed. | Mir. and Mrs H. B. King. Mir and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth. MT. and Mrs l.. NJ. Darby. MT. and Mrs. F. H. Leard. MT. ! and Mrs. R. w. Lescher. Mrs. J. C.I Adams, Mrs Carl Lewis, Mrs F. Wade, Mrs. Goeb l. Miss Dixie Waddlington, Miss Else Munger. Miss Louise Ben net. Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Eli zabeth Bennett, Miss Louise Swetnam, Miss Hazel Goldberg. Miss Norma Sweeney, Miss Ruth Ainsworth. Miss Lucille Farrar, Miss Marguerite Adams. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Ada Vansant Miss Florence alexander. Miss Ella Eyre. Miss Hazel De Mund. Miss Hell len Kane. Miss Fay De Mund, Sylvan Gang, Gerald Slessinger. R. M. Pea body. R Craig. Howard Cassidy. Roy Murray. P. E. Woodson. Joe Cassou, M P. Munger. Perry Munger. James Par ker. L. E. Kane Robert Mccullough, &. K. Baker, Justis Goebel. Rex Dunlap Foster Rockwell. w. R. Coleman. Green. George Morris. Harold Baxter Donald Mcqueen. O. w. Islam. Johnl O. Malley.. D. w. Nichels. Sidney Gold man, Celora Stoddard B. F. Porter. H. Bergman. Hal Bennett. Ernest Bennett. McCord. R. II. Close. F. Trott Joe Melczer F H. Ben nett, Vernon Cook. George Driscoll.l Garrett Schuller. William Callahan and Keith Pickrell.
 Thursday afternoon the guestsl of the Sixth Avenue hotel formed jolly tallyho party and drovei to the football game at the park. The Tallyho was decorated in the Prescott ; colors in honor Nsf the Prescott team. which was a guest Of the Sixth Ave nue The party was composed of MT , and Mrs. Tietig. Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Williams, MT. and Mrs. c. O. Drake. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Cole Mrs. A. NJ. Sayre. Miss Anna Johnson. J. L. Scott. J. L. smith, R. E. Miller. Fred Carthue and G. W. vanoscgis.
 Volen sic kertoffel salad haben? Vinchen sic kuchen? Those who at tend the lunch on next Thursday at |, the K. of P. hall will be gretted by the I above mystic words and other German ' phrases. Dinner will be served from f F to ,, after which the bazaar will . open. one will imagine himself in 'Dutchland," being served by real Dutch women; each guest at dinner , will be presented with pretty ! souvenir. This will be a splendid | chance to buy dainty Christmas gifts , and at the same time neln the club r erect their new building as the pre- ceeds Of the sale go into the building fun1.
 One of the most pleasant affairs of. , the week was the .'at home" at which { Mrs. f.. J. Newhouse was the charmingl hostess Wednesday afternoon. This is the first of a series of after f moons at which Mrs. Newhouse f will entertain during the win . ter The rooms were in pink T aud white, roses and chrysanthe:lums tarryi.ig out the effective decorations The invited guests were Mrs. l. j. r JohnsonY Mrs. John Cole. Mrs. Ii. K s Bechamp. Mrs. W. L. <Pinney, Mrs. ? Jack Thornton. Mrs. Clay Leonard.i Mrs George Lutgeriing. Mrs. Charles Mrs | T. Hosey. Mr,. Harveyi a ;. Lee. Mrs. C. NJ. Scott, Mrs. W. g 2 Mrs Clark Churchill a Miss Sallie Jacobs
 The members of the JeffersOnian ( club were hosts at q sumptuous 3 V o'clock dinner on Thursday. The club Y owes its existence to eight young Phoenix bachelors who have taken apartments at west Jefferson street f.