Arizona republican., 1910-01-02


 dington. Miss Sadie Allen. Miss Ruth Ainsworth. Miss Ada Vansant. Miss Abbie Pickrell, Miss Ruth Davis. Miss Puglisi. Miss Rose Belle Goldman. Miss Gertrude Melczer. Miss Ruth Summerfield. Miss Helen Ely. Miss Hazel Goldberg. Miss Elizabeth Gold water. Miss Helen Kane, Miss Wright. Miss Lucille Farrar. Miss Sims. Miss Marguerite Adams. Messrs. Garrett Schuler. H. c. Stoddard. Alvia Stod- dard. R. NJ. Peabody. Isham, Ide B 1 Miller. Eugene Goldman. Sidney Gold man. Joe Melczer. Ed Melczer. Arthur Lulus. Gerald SchlesinEer. Harold Ben nit. Northrupp. Sheldon K Baker Howe. Keith Pickrell. Joe Cassou. w c. Coleman. Foster Rockwell One of the most brilliant affairs of the season was the reception and dance given Friday evening In the Arizona School of Music by company A, N. G. A. Punch was served during the evening and those not caring to dance | played cards in the card rooms up- stairs The following unique program was used:
 Waltz. The Old Oaken Bucket. Louise." to the president and cabinet Two step. The Pacifier,' to our governor. Waltz. An American Heiress." 10 the daughters of Arizona
 Two-step. King of Good Fellows to our Teddy
 Paul Jones. The Orator." to the army and navy.
 Waltz. When the Music Starts to Play" to the state of Arizona.
 Two-step. Yarmouth to our com missioned officers
 Waltz "Nourhalma." ," to Colonel Me Clntock
 Newport. Spice of Life" to the G. A. R.
 Paul Jones Dusty" to our captain.
 Walt. Nearest and Dearest" to my best eiri
 Two-Step. Then well go home to Buckley O'Neii
 Waltz. "Enchantment." to the N C. of A.
 Two Step. (Moonlighf) Lily oi the Prairie" to the girlf left bheind me.
 Waltz. Waltz Dream" to our col Ors
 Two-Step. My Pony Boy" to the old folks at home
 On New Years afternoon the young men of the Country club served. Dur ing the afternoon cards. dancing and music were enjoyed. Among those present were Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Ben nett. MT. and Mrs. Harry Tritle. Mir and Mrs. Roy Goodrich. MT and Mrs Aaron Goldberg. Mir and Mrs. Dave Goldberg. -Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Bullard. Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Ross. Mr. and Mrs. w F.. Fields. Mir. and Mrs. Henry George. MT. and Mrs. Homer King Mrs. L. M. Darby. Mrs. Mae Ryan. Mrs Robert Craig. Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. Wright. Miss Louise Bennett. Miss Victoria Puglisi. Miss Abbie. Pickrell. Miss Edith Wright. Miss Selma Gold berg. Miss Rosabell Goldman. Miss Helen Kane. Miss Ruth Summerfield.- Miss Gertrude Melczer. Miss Hazel Goldberg. Miss Ruth Ainsworth. Miss Ferriil. Miss Florence Builard. Miss Lucille Farrar. Miss Marguerite Adams. Miss Norma Sweeney. Miller. H. G. Cassidy. Arthur Luhrs. Gerald Slessinger. Joe Melczer. Edward Melc- ger. Lee Perkins. c. W. McDougall, II. H. Stone. Dr. H. J. Jessop. Keith Pickrell. Judge Ainsworth. l.. B. Carr. Sidney Goldman. Eugene Goldman and Pud Bennett
 Thursday at five o'clock Miss Helen Alexander and Harold Baxter were quietly married at the home of T, bride on West Adams street. Rever- end Atwood. assisted by Bishop Ken drick. performed the ceremony. the simple ring service of the Episcopal church being used The bride wore q stunning grey travelling suit and had no attendants. She was given away by her father and Louis Carr acted as best man. Immediately following the ceremony a wedding supper was served. The decorations in the dining room were especially beautiful. Fes- toons of smilax entwined with f'--1fy tulle were hung from the chandeliers to the corners of the table, ending in large graceful bows. The center piece of the table was q large bunch of vio- let's surrounded by smilax. Corsage DOuluttS bi Nlpicts anu udiitN hdhu- painted slippers marked the places of | the guests, who were Bishop and Mrs. | Mills Kendrick, Reverend Atwood, | Judge and Mrs. A. c. Baker. Mir. and | Mrs. Clarence Stacy. MT. and Mrs J. | B. Alexander. Mir. and Mrs. George | Christy. Mrs. Stephens. Miss Florence | Alexander. Miss Hazel Goldberg. Miss | Belle Stephens. Miss Louise Swetnam. Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Louis Carr and | Robert Baker Mir and Mrs. Baxter | left oD( the evening train for a months l visit in Los Angeles.
 The meeting of the Woman's club | on Tuesday will be under the direction of Mrs w w McNeff. who Is the | chairman of the household economies | The first number on the program will be a vocal solo by Mrs. | l.. D. Dameron. There will then he a talk on Home Sanitation by pr. H. H. | Stone and talk on Sanitary Plumb ing by D. H. Burtis. MT. Burtis will illustrate his talk with practical illus trations and the club members will see | the pipes. valves. etc. that are always getting out of order. The hostesses will be Mrs. B. A. Fickas and Mrs. J. w Foss. The meeting will be held at the usual place of meeting in the K of P. hall. at 2:l5 pm.