Arizona republican., 1910-06-05
About PhhoeniKx People

of music Wednesday evening was
most successful exposition of Miss
Schmidts exceptional talent and abb
lily Miss Schmidt was assisted in
the recital by Mrs. Betty Dameron,
vocalist; Miss Hermena Holsinger
violiDist, and Miss Bernice Horrel. ac-
cOmpanist. The following program
was given:
Piano-MacDOwell, prelude op. 10
song, Sea Pieces" polonaise f minor
yVocal-HammOnd, Loves Spring
tide" Salter, THE Cry of Rachel"
Piano-Mendelssohn 'Rondo Bril-
liant" op. 90. Second piano by Mr..
Grunn.
violin-Hauser, "Wiegenlied; Co
dard, "Berceuse"
PianO-Paderewski, minuet A ma
jor: Richard Strauss. Revere"
Gounod- Raft, "Valse de Juliette."
Miss Persis Edwards was the charm
ing hostess at a wild rose party yes
terday from five to eight at her home
on North Fifth avenue. Different
flower games. such as hunting the
center of a large wild rose blindfold-
ed and making sentences out of differ
ent flowers, were enjoyed The invited
guests were Miss Erile Cameron, Miss
Aileen CAM, Miss Cynthia Marlar.
Miss ElanOr Brooks, Miss Elma Tole-
son. Miss Alma Getsinger, Miss Para
Lee Irvine, Miss Mildred Kimball Miss
leila Halterman. Miss Beulah Irvine.
Edward Brooks Edwin Doris. Harold
Davidson, Walter Martin, Smith Pick
rell, Frank Spawr, Tom Marian, Don
aid Spawr and Burtis Doris.
The reception and dance given in
Patrick hall Tuesday evening by the
seniors in compliment to the juniors
was one of the most brilliant affairs
of the school year. A short program
was given in the early part of the
evening after which light refresh
ments were served; then dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour. Miss Rita
Rodenbeck, the class historian. read
an interesting history of the class.
then the class prophecy, written by
Miss Inez Thrift, was read by Mr..
Micheals. Miss Gladys Sharpe rem
dered a beautiful piano solo after
which the class poem was read by
Miss Margaret Armstrong and the
class Grafton by Harry Young.
A jolly crowd of young folks cha
peroned by Miss whitfield picnicked
at Eastlake park on Wednesday. The
party was composed of Miss May
owen Edwards, Miss Mary Rose Brax-
ton, Miss Edna Paulson. Miss Clara
sharpe Miss Dorothy Elder, Miss Jes-
sic Matthews, Miss Vivian Young, Miss
Margaret Sharpe, Miss Helen Chip
perfield, Miss Elizabeth Toohey. Miss
Selma Guyler, Miss Jean Armstrong,
Charles owen, Walter Thalheimer,
Julian CAM, Gordon Brooks, Earl
Banks, Archibald Sherrod, John Blake,
Eugene Sutherland, William Pickrell,
Clarence Herwig, Wilson Getsinger and
Harold Herwig.
Little Miss Annie CANNED was
hostess Wednesday at a jolly little
affair. the occasion being Miss Gam
mel's birthday. Several enjoyable
games were played, the prizes being
won by Miss erase Cisney, Miss
Laura Morris and Miss Wilma Kay.
Among those who enjoyed the after
noon were Miss Norma Lambert, Miss
Margaret BENNY Miss Eta Litthams.
Miss Sarah Acosta. Miss Florence
Cisney, Miss Georgia CANNED. Ralph
Cisney, Wilmire CANNED, Mrs. BENNY,
Mrs Kay and Mrs. Buck
Miss Mayme Cullem( whose engage
ment to Joseph Geare was recently an
nounced, was the fair honoree at lin
en- shower given Friday evening by
some of her girl friends The affair
was in the form of a surprise to the
bride elect and most enjoyable even
ing was spent. Those who surprised
Miss Cullen were Mrs. /. Babbitt, Mrs.
Fogelsong, Mrs. A Guy, Mrs. James
Geares Miss Lena Meehan, Miss Lille
Butler. Miss A. Geare. Miss c. OchOa
and Miss Blanche Burnett
Mrs. John Page was a charming
hostess at an informal evening of
bridge last Saturday. Mrs. Harold
Baxter was the lucky winner of the
prize and the invited guests were Mr..
and Mrs. s. B. Taggart, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Stacy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Cleaveland, Miss
Rosa Bell Goldman and Ben Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander
will leave on the 18th for New York. |
Mrs. Alexander will sail on the 18th
for a three months tour of Europe.
Mr.. Alexander will attend the rough
riders reunion which will meet on
Colonel Roosevelt's return on the
18th, the party then going to Wash |
ington where a luncheon will be given |
in Roosevelt's honor.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fowler Gardi- |
ner returned last week from Los An |
geels but will leave tomorrow for Tel |
luride, Colorado. where they will be !
the guests of Mr. Gardeners sister, |
Mrs. Bailey, for a week. The remain |
der of the summer they will spend |
at Ocean Park
The Neighorbhood bridge club was
pleasantly entertained last Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. David |
son and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings and Harry
Kennedy made the high scores. The
club will meet this week with Mr. |
and Mrs. ID. II. Burtis.
Mr.. and Mrs f. + Ceilings were
hosts at an enjoyable meeting Of the
ID. T. club Friday evening. The high
scores for the evening were made by
Mrs. c. NJ. Scott and w. s Colds |