Arizona republican., 1910-03-27

N'l'' 'i lii' llp~i tllbIflllilS anu tll- ! Joyable of the prc-Lcntcn afrairs was l the informal bridge party given ! Thursday by Mrs. Gus Noll. The dec orations and prizes were entirely suG- 1 gestiVe of Easter and the tally cards 1 were littl" Easter eggs. Mrs. II. II ! McNcil. Mrs. W. W. McNeff. Mrs. C . 0. Robinson and Mrs. Harry Ken nedy were the lucky prize winners Z Those who enjoyed Mrs. NOlls hos ] pitality were Mrs. John Coles. Mrs i C. b Doris. Mrs Harry Kennedy 1 Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs. George Christy ! Mrs. l. J. Johnson, Mrs. r.. T. Ceilings Mrs. Dan Francis. Mrs. Hugh Camp { bell. Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. W. ". Me : Ncff. Mrs. H. II. McNcil. Mrs. A G
 Hulett. Mrs. G. r. Bullard Mrs. C. C
 Hutchinson. Mrs. Gregg. Mrs. C. O. | Robinson, Mrs. William r. Albrecht. Miss Florence Bullard. Miss Jane
 Gregg. Miss Edna Gregg and Miss Mabel Gregg.
 EXceedingly unique and original in every detail was the dinner party { with which Celora Stoddard enter tained thirteen of his bachelor friends on Thursday evening at the Country club. X black and white color scheme i was carried out in the decorations. th,' centerpiece being skull filled with white roses. Cigars and cigarettes were strewn carelessly over the table. Tiny skulls and stcinS tied with black ribbons were the favOrs and beautiful monogramed cards marked the places. novel feature of the dinner was the thirteen -candeled candelabra. one can dle being blown out after each course. Alr Stoddard's guests were: Newton Levi. Arthur Luhrs. Morse Cummings. Sidney Goldman. Eugene Goldman. Sylvan Gang. Joe Melczrr. Garrett Schuler. Keith Pickrcll. F. H. Bennett F. W. Peabody and Gerald Schles- singer.
 Henry Rosenfeld and Dr. William Wells. officials of the Equitable Life Assurance society. were hosts of an elaborate course luncheon at the Hotel Adams. Thurs day. to q number of the busi- ness men and local policy -holders. The guests were George Hahn, Eu gene Brady O'Neill, w. D. Shaw. F. \. Thomas. Dr Ancil Martin. Dr, F. w. Craig, John Dunlap. J. F. CleaVoland, Emil Gang. Louis Melczer, C. II. .Akers. A F. E.gley and Vernon Cook.
 Mrs A T. Corbin was the guest of honor at d dainty Easter luncheon given Monday by Mrs. F.. M. Depew. X bowl of yellow jonquils formed the centcrpiecc and little fluffy chickens were used as place cards. Covers were laid for Mrs. Corbin. Mrs. C. II Da- vidson Mrs. II. X. DiehI Mrs. M. 0. Bickncll. Mrs w C. Barnes and Mrs. IL IT. McNeil.
 On next Friday evening, April l.. the Daughters of the American EcVO- Iution will give Mrs. Elizabeth Bow ron's lecture. our Flag. The lee turc is beautifully illustrated with aI number of stereopticon views and shows the flag from its birth to ifs present form. Though the lecture isl designed to arouse patriot ism in children. it is also very inter esting to adults. The Stcrcopticon will be under thc direction of Mrs. Dwight E Heard. and the lecture will b" de- livcred by capable member of thc society.
 jolly dinner party was enjoyed at the Country club Tuesday evening. covers being laid for Mir. and Mrs. Roy $. Goodrich. Mrs. Sidney Ross. Mrs. w L. Fields. Miss Norma Swcc- ncy. Captain Mayer. Senator Thurston. Carlos Mayer C Mayer. ST. and A. c. Richards
 Mrs. Homer E King Was q lunch con hostess Thursday in honor of Mrs. James Irving of Los Angeles. X bowl of beautiful sweet peas formed the of the table. around which were seated Mrs. Irving. Mrs. George Hahn. Mrs C. E. King. Mrs. F.. A. Goodrich. Mrs. George Nicholson and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth.
 Miss Blanche Hughes. whose en- to Ralph Summers was re- gently announced. was the fair hon oree at handkerchief and hose show CT given Thursday by Mrs. F. R. Kerr and Mrs M W. Spawr. at the home of the latter. The parlors were taste fully decorated with bowls and vases of white and pink roses. About fifty guests were present.
 Mrs. G. H. Ferrall. who has been the guest of her daughter. Mrs Homer R King. for some time, returned to her home in Spokane on Tuesday
 
 Mir. and Mrs Harold Baxter re- turned Saturday from trip to Gun nincham Pass in their machine.
 Mrs. Gordon Tweed and Mrs. H. l. Latham are spending few days in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. J. C Hurley will entertain with an afternoon of bridge on Mon day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wise and Mrs. Edna Becker of Sioux City leit Friday for Dallas. after a two weeks visit with Mir and Mrs. simon Ober- fielder.
 S. F.. Brandon of Kansas City was a business visitor here last week.
 F.. Lewis of San Francisco spent several days of last week in town.
 l.. H Hill of Ray was in town Mon-
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