Arizona republican., 1910-03-13
Abont Phoenix People
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 Washington, D. C., ar in other words Palm Lodge the home of Misses Archer and will be superintendcd by Mrs IT. A Fowler. The Governor and Mrs. Sloan will bc here to welcome the travel worn visitors to America and cheer them up with some music which will ne furnished by the Indian School Band.
 AIr. and Mrs. G. E. Nicholson were ! the hosts at a jolly dancing party frl- day evening at the Country cluo. Among those present were Mir. anu Mrs Harold Baxter. MT. and Mrs. II E. King. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Ains"orth. Mrs. II. [. Latham. Mrs. Clifton Fox. Miss Ruby Forderer. Miss Elsie Nun ger. Miss Bum. Miss McDaniel. Miss Ruth hinsworth Miss Abbie Pickrell. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Sylvia Aims worth. R. M Peabody. Howard Cassi- dv. Robert Craig. Whitbcck. Nichol- son. Justus Gocbel. Milton Munger, Arthur Ainsworth. Perry Munger and Ernest Bennett
 Mr. and Mrs J. E. Alexander are
 week -cud visitors from Sacston Mrs William Fsrr and Mrs Clifton Fox of Kcn"sha, Wis. arrived last week and will be the guests of NIT and Mrs. W. $ Pichrell for month or six wcSs.
 MT. and Mrs. ". IT. Hoyt of Duluth. Minnesota are the gucsts of Mir gnu Mrs. Harry Kennedy for few da., Mrs IT | Latham will leave We'd nesdsy for a short visit m Los An c;clcS.
 II. Kelley who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed expects to leave Wednesday for Los Angeles In spite of the warmer weather ln- terest in golf has not diminished at the InGlcsidc club. The arrival of Warren Mchrthur. a member of the Unmcwo oDd club of Chicago. as well "S
 the Tnglcside club has added another
 enthusiast to the ranks of the local players of tho game. During th" week his son Charles McArthur again low cred the amateur record of the links bv playing the nine holes in 33.
 Mir. Holden and Nr. Cummings of Boston were guests "f Doctor II. II. Stone at dinner and golf Tuesday Tn" visitors expressed surprise and ad- miration at finding such an excellent course in Arizona.
 General and Mrs. Godfrey were guests of the Inglcsidc club Thursday. MT and Mrs l.. r Ceilings enter
 ,ainod q party nf friends at dinner at the club Wednesday.
 .Ir and Mrs. J.B. NellcGar. MT. and Mrs C. E. Shourds and Miss 1horS l>drovc from Inglcsidc to Roosevelt by auto "Wednesday returning the day following.
 The following InGlcside club mem hcrs made tho trip 10 Granite Reef by auto during the week: Mir. and Mrs lG. r Wilson. Mir. and Mrs A. B-
 Bohan. MT and Mrs. C. E. Shourds. Mir. and Mrs Nellegar. Mrs Elizabeth Mcleod. Mrs. Warren McArthur and Miss Thorp.
 Nrs Hugh Campbell entertained at luncheon Saturday in honor of Mrs | George Cook of Los Angeles. Mrs |. | O Robinson and Mrs. Charles IL [ Schultz of Flagstaff. The table dee | orations carried out St PatrlcK | Dav and Easter scheme. white Iris and 1 pear blossoms forming the centerpiece- l I-niquc little shamrock place cards completed the decore tions Covers were \ laid for Mrs George Cook, Mrs ( O Robinson. Mrs. Charles Schultz. | Mrs. Harry Kennedy. Mrs F.. T. Col | lings. Mrs. J. w Doris. Mrs. D. NJ. | Francis. Mrs. ]. H. kibbcy. Mrs w. | C. Foster. Mrs Sands. Mrs. Louis | Sands. Mrs. Futile. Mrs. w. K. James. | Mrs. Lawrence Holden. Mrs. George | Ruffner. Mrs. Frank Cox. Mrs. Car | pentcr. Mrs. Ceilings. Mrs. Callham. l Miss Doris. Miss Gregg, Miss Edna | Gregg. Miss Eulla Campbell and Miss | Harriet Lilly.
 ] MT and Mrs. George Cook are the week end guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Hugh | Campbell.
 | Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Utlcy and family have just received an invitation to the | wedding of Miss Dorothea Davenport and A. Aldrich. son of Senator Ald- rich on March twenty y-first. Miss | Davenport is member of one of the oldest and foremost Boston families. MT. Aldrich is tho second son of Senator Aldrich and is graduate of | the Boston School of Technology and also of L'Ecolc dcs BeauN Arts. ! Mrs. Dave Goldberg made the high
 score at the meeting of the tlgdirb
 club Monday. at which Mrs. F. ]. Ben nett r,as hostess. Mrs. Dave Goldbcre Twill entertain the club tomorrow | Mrs. George Mintz entertained witr
 four tables of bridge on Friday and
 the prizes were won by Mrs. James | Swctnam and Mrs. Rifley.
 | Mrs. John Page was luncheon
 hostess Monday to Mrs. l.. A. Good
 rich. Mrs. $. E. Taggart, Mrs. Clarence
 Stacy and Miss Jeanette Bailey. | Mrs. Arthur C. Hulctt and Mrs. Ed
 ward T. Ceilings will entertain with 8
 breakfast and bridge on March twen.