Arizona republican., 1910-02-06

particularly attractive arrangement of pepper boughs and carnations was in ithe living room. the dining room was
 in violets. A guessing game and mu- sic made up the evenings entertain ment. There were present besides the guests of honor Mir. and Mrs. Fred Christy. MT. and Mrs. Donald Me Queen. Mir and Mrs. Henry Clay Par
 ker. Mir and Mrs. Marion Rays. Mir.
 and Mrs. Charles Stauffer, Miss Louise Murphy. Miss George Bailey. Miss Edith Jacobs, Miss Ruth Jessop.
 Miss Lemmie Staufer. Miss Francis
 Lount. Miss Elva Blount. Miss Flora
 Grier. Miss Holmes, Miss Louise
 Blount, Miss Sallie Jacobs, Clarence
 Standage. Joe Cassou. Joe Rosenberg. | Vernon Evans. Charles McElroy, Will Fickas. John Grant and Jack Adams. Mrs. Louis Melczer. made Mrs.
 Ralph Green the guest of hon.
 or at delightful bridge par ty Thursday afternoon. Prizes
 were won by Mrs. James s. Griffin. Airs. David Goldberg and Miss
 Ruth Doris. There were present Mrs. ! Green. Mrs. Charles Henry Akers. Mrs. Barry Goldwater. Mrs. Lee Hobart Landis. Mrs. T. w. Pemberton. Mrs. Charles Goldman. Mrs George Purdy Bullard. Mrs. simon Oberfeld- CT. Mrs. Mead Goodloe. Mrs. Henry Clay Parker, Mrs. Ira J. Johnson. Mrs. David Goldberg. Mrs. James S. Grif- fin. Mrs. J. F. W'olpe, Mrs. William McNeff. Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. Selma J. Nicholson, Mrs. c. M Scott,
 Mrs. Charles Levy. Mrs. Leo Goldman. Miss Ruth Doris. Miss Elizabeth
 Goldwater. Miss Dorothy Nicholson, Miss Reba Heyman. Miss Edith Ja-
 cobs. Miss Lena Nicholson, Miss Hazel
 Goldberg. Rose Bell Goldman and Miss
 SsIlie Jacobs
 Mrs. Charles Lefy entertained in
 charming maner at bridge Wednesday
 in honor of Mrs. Ralph Green Prizes
 were won by Miss Sallie Jacobs and
 Miss Nicholson. A green color scheme
 was used in decoration and was car
 ried out in ivy. The guest list includ-
 ed Mrs. Selim ]. Nicholson. Mrs. Ira. J. Johnson. Mrs. Emil Ganz Mrs George Mintz. Mrs c. T. Willis. Mrs.
 Robert Fromm. Mrs. Marcus Jacobs,
 Mrs. George Fowler Gardiner. Mrs R. NJ. Tafel. Mrs. Fred Dummel, Mrs
 Joseph Thalheimer. Mrs. s. j. Trib- oict. Mrs Louis Melczer. Mrs. Fred tribolet. Mrs. Alfred Becker, Mrs J. F. Walpe. Mrs. Myers. Mrs. White, Mrs. George Luhrs. Miss Nicholson. Miss Lena Nicholson. Miss Edith Ja- cobs and Miss Sallie Jacobs ~ 
 Colonel and Mrs. John H. Martin of Tucson recently announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Marguerite Martin to Ralph s. Stubbs. The announcement was of much in- terest here for though Miss Martin, who is charmingly attractive girl has never been in Phoenix she has many friends here who have met her in New York. where she spends most of her time. Her sister. Miss Willie Barnes Martin was great favorite here two years ago when she visited Mrs. Webster Street Mir Stubbs also numbers many Phoenix people among his friends. He will accompany Mrs. Barnes and the Martins here this | week when they come up for the avi- ation meet. They will be the house
 
 The Woman's club will have it's first regular meeting Tuesday at the w c. T. T.. building on Monroe street Mrs. Frank H. Parker. chairman of the de- partment of Civic Education has ar
 ranged the following program: 1. Piano duet by the Misses De- Mund
 t2. Woman's Part in Civic Art by | Reverend Robert Fisher.
 2. Vocal solo. Mrs Hulett.
 {! Mrs. Harry Kennedy and Mrs. Emr ory Ksys will he the hostesses. The Masonic grand bodies will con vene in Tucson next week. Among those who will attend from Phoenix | are Mrs. George Merryman. Miss Ella Luhrs. Captain P. P. Parker, Vernon Clark. and George Luhrs.
 The dinner dance at the Country club Friday evening was thoroughly enjoyed by MT. and Mrs w. J. Kings bury, Mir. and Mrs. W. F.. Fields. Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Holden, Mir. and Mrs. Lee Hobart Landis, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig. Mir and Mrs Homer King. MT. and Mrs. l. T. Hosey. MT. and Mrs. Frank Hilder- bran. Mir. and Mrs. William Coleman Rogers. Mrs. Garrett Ryan. Mrs John C. Adams. Miss Florence Sims. Miss Harriet Lily. Miss Edith Wright. Miss Lucille Farrer. Miss Marguerite Ad- ans. Joe Cassou. Vernon Cooke, Sid- ney Goldman. Elias Dunlevy, Rex
 Dunlap. Bert Davies. Foster Rockwell
 and Williams Rogers Coleman. The Egbird club met with Mrs Leo
 Goldman Monday and prizes were giv-
 en to those who made the highest
 score during the season. Mrs. Gold
 man received the first and Mrs. David
 Goldberg the second. The club will
 hold another bridge tournament the
 initial meeting to be held Monday
 with Mrs. w. K. James as hostess.
 Louis Melczer gave a smoker Thurs
 day to some twenty friends. The
 Melczers are noted for their hospi-
 tali.y and this last affair was but an
 other of the many credited them this
 season
 Miss Nellie Trott was hostess of a