Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-05-29


OF great merrymaking for the class of
1910. on Tuesday evening the Junior
class of the high school rendered the
seniors reception and banquet in the
new Patrick hall. The class colors
were festooned around the room and
hung from the chandeliers to the cor
ners and sides of the hall The tables
were decorated with huge punches of
roses and firms. During the banquet
Ben Massie's orchestra furnished music
10 more enliven the merry scene. Justus
Goebel acted as POSTMASTER and the
following toasts were given and re-
sponded to:
The Senior Class $500. Earl Hawley
The Junior Glass" $3.50. Arthur Hahn
The Faculty ........... Clara Sharpe
Response" ....... Professor Stabler
How 1t Seems to Be Near a Senior
............ Robert Baker
How II Seems to BE a senior.
........ ...... Henry Holsinger
The School Board" ~ Eva Hance
"The High School and state Hood
.............E Eugene Brady O'Neill
Song The Star Spangled Banner.
\ dance was enjoyed after the ban
quet on Thursday the class play, The
Bachelors Congress" was given in the
EIks' theater The cast was well chosen
and the farce a jolly bit of comedy
throughout Next Thursday evening
the commencement exercises will be
held at the high school and the prinei-
pal speaker of the evening will be Hon
L. S. Clark of Prescott.
Saturday afternoon Fred Mcneil en-
tertained with a spiderweb party, the
occasion being Master F'red's tenth
birthday The little folks invited to
enjoy the afternoon were Miss Helen
Firth. Miss Alberta Scofield, Miss
Genieve Newell. Miss Alberta Munson,
Miss Jewel Blankenky. Miss Wilma
Mckee. Miss Florence Mckee, Miss
Lncile Harper Miss Ella Bruen, Miss
Zela Robinson. Miss Lemmie Stauffer.
Miss Lottie Watt. Miss Lois Leecraft.
Miss Miriam Bailey. Miss Miriam
Davidson. Miss Hazel Tuckey. Miss
Beatrice Snyder. Miss Lambert Weave,
Victor Norton. James Norton. Sidney
Doster Marsh Smith, Martin Johnson.
Paul Willis. Wallace Walker and Left
fler st. Claire.
Miss Vivian Young was hostess Sat
urday evening at an enjoyable lawn
tennis party At the game Of tennis
Miss Mary Braxtan and Walter Thai
heimer won the set. A guessing game
Of Kate" was played, Miss Clara Sharpe
being the lucky prize winner. A de-
ucious supper was served on the lawn.
Miss Young's guests were Miss Edna
Paulsen, Miss Bessie Mathews, Miss
Elizabeth Toohey. Miss Dorothy Elder,
Miss Mary Braxtan, Miss Clara Sharpe.
Miss Marguerite Sharpe, Walter Thai
heimer. Victor Jackson, Clarence Jack
son, Harold Herwig. Earl Banks and
John Baldwin.
Monday evening several parties mo-
tored out on the desert to get a better
view of the eclipse and the comet. one
party was composed of DIR. and Mrs.
r w Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. R J.
Schweppe, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Kings
bury. Mrs. Homer King, Mrs. Lee Lane
dis, Elias Dunlevy. Sidney Goldman and
Robert Law: another of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Baxter, Miss Ruth Ainsworth,
and Homer Martin, and one of Miss
Ruth Doris. Miss Mabel Hooker. Miss
Ruth Jessup, Ned Kane. Charles Ish-
am and Dufferin Rutherford
Miss Edna Hayes was the guests of
honor at an afternoon party given
Wednesday by her hother. Mrs. B.
Hayes. Guessing games were played
and prizes were won by Miss Kathryn |
~ ~ nd
Miss Lonvilla Thomas. Those present !
we're Miss Irene Foley, Miss Clara |
Miss Edith stevens, Miss
Osborne, Miss Edith Ensign. |
Miss Lonvilla Thomas, Miss Emma
Miss Dorothy Pickrell and |
Miss Cynthia Marlar.
Governor and Mrs r. E Sloan and |
laughter Mary left Wednesday for the |
EAST After visit in Washington Mr.. |
and Mrs. Sloan will be present at the
graduation of their daughter from Vas
sar Mrs. Sloan will return to Pres
:ott in July. where she will spend the /
summer The governor will return to
Phoenix IN few weeks.
The d. T. club enjoyed a moonlight
picnic and supper on the desert last
Monday evening. The members of the
Tub are Mr.. and Mrs. James Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Scott. Mr. and
Hrs. w. S. Goldsworthy. Mr.. and Mrs.
4 G. Hulett and Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
Ceilings.
Mrs. Susan Holbrook, who has been
listing friends for the past ten DAYS,
viii leave the first of the week for
Denver, where she will make her home.