Arizona republican., 1910-02-27

! Eva Hanse. Miss Lucille Kelley. Miss ! George Bailey. Miss Ruth Griffen. i Donald Hooker. Frank Hurley Abe 1 Nicholson. Guy Alsap. Clarence Heflin. ! Newton Levi. George Campbell. Harry ] Young. Leon Tollcson. LinVille Lut- ! gerding, Sims Ely. Bob Anderson, Ar { thur Lurhs. Charles ReiSel. Hoy Mur- ray. Justus Gocbel, Paul Bennett Vir- 1 gil King Bob Baker and Leslie Smith.
 
 Among the box parties to see the , Rcd Mil' Thursday evening was one composed of Mir. and Mrs w. C. Rog- CTS. Mrs. J. C. Adams. Miss Margucr- itc Adams. Miss Lucille Farrar and Joe Cassou; another of MT. and Mrs. sidney Ross, Miss Rose Walters Miss H"sabcIl Goldman. C. II. Williams. Morse Cummings; one of Mir. and Mrs. j. k. Sinlettc, Mrs. George French and Vernon Clark. and one of Mir and Mrs. Frank Hildcrbran. Miss Louise Murphy. Miss Nlarcclla Eaton. Cass RcdcWill and Dr. Francis Ecdcwill.
 The finals in the tennis and golf tournament were played last Tuesday at the Country club Arthur Aims worth and Ernest William Bennett won in the doubles. Will Hackett ef Mesa in the singles and pr Jessop the golf tournament N \ delicious luncheon was served at noon to Mir. and Mrs l.. H Chalmers Mr. and Mrs. simon Obcrfelder Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed. AIr and Mrs. F.. ]. Gennitt. Mir. and Mrs Royal Lcscher. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg Mir. and Mrs L. A. Holden. Mir and Mrs. Har- old Baxter, Mir. and Mrs. Roy Good rich. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth. Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Fields. Mir. and Mrs H. M. Thornton. Mir. and Mrs. ". C. Rogers. Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Kin%sbury. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwcppi. AIr. and Mrs. Homer King. Mir and Mrs. Joe Green. Mrs. H L Latham. Mrs. Hellman. Mrs Martyr. Mrs I. T. St"ddard. Mrs. l.. NJ Darby Mrs. J. w. Crenshaw. Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Lee Landis. Mrs. Garrett Ryan, Mrs. Ross. Miss Ethel Swofford, Miss Charlehois. Miss Reba Heyman. Miss Lily. Miss Baker. Miss Rose Bell Gold man. Miss Marguerite Adams. Miss Ruth AinsWorth. Miss Lucille Farrer. Miss Victoria Puglisi. Miss Edith IL. Rose Walters. NJ II. Ballard. D. Hodge F H. Ensign. Al C. McDougal. H. H. Stone. H J. Jessop. C. F. Ainsworth. J F. Rowlands. Percy Sharpe, H. NJ Cummings. Eugene Goldman. H. G. Cassidy. R. NJ. Peabody. Foster Rock well. William Coleman. F.. F. Dun- leavy. | deE Miller. Arthur Ains- worth F. F Kelly. G. H. W#lbridse. Ernest Bennett Winfield Hartranft. sylvan Gang. C. H. McArthur and R l.. Trotter.
 Mrs. Louis Sands was hostess last week at a most delightful bridge par ty Punches of pink and white sweet peas placed around the parlors pre- scented a glorious spring scene. The lucky prize winners were Mrs. Royal Lescher. Mrs. F.. A. Goodrich. Mrs. Louis Sands. ST. and Mrs. Fred Woolsey Those who enjoyed the aft ernoon were Mrs Royal Lescher. Mrs. F.. A. Goodrich. Mrs Fred Woolsey, Mrs Louis Sands. Sr.. Mrs. Charles Seamore. Mrs. Harry Tritle. Mrs. J. W. Doris. Mrs. George Cook. Mrs. George Hahn. Mrs \. J. Sampson. Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Lockett. Mrs C. n. Doris. Mrs. Homer B. King. Mrs. G. H. Farrell. Mrs. John Wilson Cline. Mrs. C. E. King, Miss Cline'and Miss Roberts.
 
 Mrs. Donald Mcqueen was the guest of honor at one of the smartest affairs of the season given yesterday by Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen. The Me- queen home was bower of spring blossoms which added their fragrance to the occasion. At the bridge game Mrs. II. j. Jessop, Miss Harriet Lily