Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-25
HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER


 One of the prettiest parties of the season was handkerchief shower given yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Josephine Brown by Mrs. S. F. Wales and Mrs. J. l.. Wales, at the home of the former,
 The house was decorated in roses and sweet peas.
 After the guests had arrived they were presented with booklets decorated in water colors with wild roses and bars of music and containing a Musical Romance. ' Mrs. Wales read the remancs and Mrs. J. G. Brown supplied the music to fill the blanks. The ladies were requested to fill in the blanks with the name of the songs, from memory. Miss Brown received the prize, a vase decorated in roses and filled with the same flowers. Then the ladies were favored with number of musical selec- tions, both instrumental and vocal.
 At the close of the program refresh. ments were served The guests were seated at one large table, the places were marked by hearts with a hand painted border of wild roses. Salted nuts were served in little boxes to match.
 Miss Brown sat at the head of the table and at her place was burnt wood handkerchief box containing the gifts. She was completely surprised and upon opening the box found first package containing five envelopes with card attached bearing the quotation: "Some- thing old and something new; something borrowed and something blue, and a four leaved clover for your shoe," and in each envelope was one of the objects mentioned.
 The refreshments carried out the col or scheme of pink and white.
 The guests were: Miss Josephine Brown, Mrs. J. G. Brown, Mrs. l.. E. Wightman, Mrs. E. T. Jennings, Mrs. C. A. Garden, Mrs. R. H. Jacobs, Mrs. J. T. Brown, Mrs. w. l.. Spates, Mrs. J. c. Bruner, Mrs. Kenyon Burch, Mrs. H. P Cory, Mrs. T. D. McLaurin, Mrs. L. D. Whitlow, Mrs. F, F. Towle, Mrs. Alfred Hansen, Mrs. F. T. Satchell, Mrs. Eugenia Firpo, Mrs. A. Harper.
 GIRLS CLUB MEETS
 Misses Edna Foster and Laura Brook ner were hostesses to the Girls club last evening at the home of Miss Brookner on South Hill street.
 As this was the last meeting for the year, all the members were in attend ance and more enjoyable evening can not be conceived.
 Several contests were introduced into the evenings entertainment of pleasant conversation and music. the first of which consisted of list of "Nine Un. usual Dishes,' which were found to be words containing the syllables "di- tlon." Miss Edith Bailey won first prize, hand-painted china plate, while Miss Belle Maldonado was consoled with dolls tea set
 The most unique feature of the en- tire evening was hat making contest all the materials being tissue paper. Some of the creations were indeed marvels of the millinery art, and sev- eral merit special comment.
 Miss Ruth Vanina, who was awarded first prize, handsome hat pin, pro- dueed a most charming accordion pleated garden hat; Miss Lou Bolton had wonderful creation trimmed in willow plumes; Miss Edith Bailey look ed charming in chantecler style; Miss Myrtle Naquin looked most saintly in nuns bonnet; Miss Mary Kavanaugh was most dainty in Puritan cap; Miss Rosa Dockstader looked quaint in Quaker bonnet; Misses Fullerton, Floyd and others showed becoming effects in Napoleon shapes. Miss Narcissa Chap. man received the booby, a miniature straw hat with green trimmings.
 FAREWELL RECEPTION
 The members of the Baptist church held reception last evening at the resi- dence of Rev. Williams, complimentary to MT. and Mrs. Lanning, who will leave Saturday for Denver, Colo.
 A most delightful evening was spent, at the close of which cake and cream was served.
 It was with sincere regret and with best wishes for pleasant summer that