Arizona republican., 1909-04-25

was the DTIuSe party gwen sodtui uaS | by Mrs w. J. Ripley, at her home on | North Central avenue. The decora- | tions were carried out with pepper | boughs and red and white roses. The pepper boughs. were gracefully fes- | tooned over the doors and chandeliers, | while the mantle was banked with the greens and roses. The tally cards | were dainty hand-painted affairs of pepper boughs and roses. Mrs. Ripley was assisted by Miss Ella Luhrs, Miss Rose Viault and Miss Edith Thomp- son. Mrs. George MintZ received the first prize. Mrs. Foley the second and Mrs. Dan Higley the consolation. There were fourteen tables. Miss Hermena Holsinger, while the young the young ladies were serving lunch, played beau tifully on the violin.
 A very pretty but quiet wedding was solemnized Wednesday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. M A. Dickson, when Miss Emma C. Stoffel became the bride of William Coleman Rogers, Reverend l.. Williams officiating. The wedding was the continuation of a romance begun several weeks ago. Only MT. and Mrs. Dickson and cousin, William P. Stoffel, were pres ent at the ceremony A delicious we'd ding supper was served at a down town restaurant to the wedding party and MT and Mrs. Joe Green. MT. and Mrs. Rogers will leave Tuesday even ing for Chicago to visit a day with the mother and sister. of Mrs. Rogers. then on tc New York for a months visit with Mir. Rogers relatives.
 One of the daintiest of this sea sons uncheons was the one at which Miss Helen Laird was hostess yester- day. A beautiful color scheme of vel low and white was carried out by the use of roses. Hand painted cards indicated the guests places, who were Miss Hazel Goldberg. Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Norma Sweeney, Miss Rema Doris, Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Miss Raima Chalmers, Miss Marian Doris, Miss Emma Luhrs, Miss Mildred Stacy and Miss George Bailey.
 Miss Edna Robinson entertained few friends at luncheon Friday. The color scheme of lavender and white was carried throughout in the decora- tions and menu. The centerpiece of the table was a huge bowl of china berry flowers, the hand-painted place cards bearing the same flower. Covers were laid for Mrs. Lawrence Williams, Mrs. J. A. Robison, Mrs. Mabel Par ker, Miss Elizabeth Green, Miss Katie Smith and Miss Jessie Lee Orr.
 An unusually pretty surprise party was given B. E. Marks at his home on Monday evening, the occasion be- ing his twenty ninth birthday. A short literary program was rendered, after which cards were given. Those present were MT. and Mrs. H. B. St Clair, MT. and Mrs. Ira D. Edwards, MT and Mrs. Joseph Schwen, MT. and Mrs. Charles Harms, Mrs. B. F. Peters, Mrs. L. NJ Harrison, Miss A Hawley, Miss Exie Harrison and Earl Kelty.
 The ladies of the Trinity Episcopal Guild will hold a May Day fete at East Lake Park on May l, 1909. The public is cordially invited to go and help and may this May Day be one long to be remembered by all who participate in the Guilds endeavor to please all. Come one, come all, and bring your friends with you.
 On Monday evening Mrs H. B. St. Claire, Mrs. B. E. Marks, Mrs. l.. NJ. Harrison and Miss A Hawley will give a farewell party in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Ira D. Edwards, who have been spending their honeymoon in the valley and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Harms, who are leaving Phoenix for San Diego.
 The Pooh Bah Bridge club was en- tertained at dinner at the country club Tuesday evening. after which the usual game of bridge was played, at which Mrs. w. C. Foster and S. Ober- fielder made high scores. MT and Mrs. Harry Tritle and Miss Honore Duke were guests of the club.
 
 Miss Doris Orme entertained with a week end house party at her beau tiful home on the Cave Creek road. Miss Orme's guests were Miss Mabel McNeil, Miss Margaret Callahan. Miss Ora Orme, Miss Mabel Harper and Miss George Bailey.
 Mrs. Barruche and daughter, Miss Harriet Lippe, of New York city, who have been spending the week as guests of MT. and Mrs. David Shear, will leave Monday for a few days at Castle Creek Hot Springs before re- turning home.
 The Neighborhood Bridge club met last week with MT. and Mrs. c. H. Davidson, and the high scores were made by Mrs. Davidson and D. T.