Arizona republican., 1911-05-28

noon, the occasion being her twelfth birthday. Numerous games were played on the lawn, among them being Hide and Seek" Cat and Rat" and Cos sip" Miss AcKee'S guests included Misses Ruth KOhlberg. Miriam Bailey, Phyliss Reeves, Ruth and Mildred Reed. Dora and Hazel Simpkins, Jessie Swarens and Eleanor Hulett.
 Perfect in every detail was the dinner given Monday evening by MT. and Mrs. William s. Humbert at their ! home on North Central avenue. A basket of pink sweet peas formed the centerpiece of the table around which were seated MT and Mrs w. c. Hart ranft, Miss Roberts. Miss Mather, Win field Hartranft, William Hartranft and William Humbert
 The Egdirb club met Monday with Mrs. Dave Goldberg. this being the last regular meeting oe the season. Mrs. w. K. James made high score for the meeting, while the prizes for the series of games were won by Mrs. Harry Tri- tie, Mrs. Dave Goldberg and Mrs. Fl J. Jessop.
 Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs Harry Tritle entertained the members of the club and their husbands. Dave Gildberg scoring highest at bridge MT. and Mrs. J. w. Doris will leave on the 7th for New York. sail ! ing on the 14th for Europe. MT and Mrs. Doris will be joined in London 1 by their daughters and will spend the summer touring the continent, return | ing to Phoenix in October Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kay and Mrs. l.. R. Kimball left Friday for a weeks ivisit in Camp Creek Mrs. Kay will join Mrs. P. A Tharaldson in San with them make an extended tour of the northwest
 The Quien Sabe club were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Vernon Cook 1 Tuesday evening, and Dr and Mrs Roy Thomas made the highest scores. | The club will he entertained this ! week by MT. and Mrs. E. T. Hazelett | Miss Mabel Novinger will leave next week for Boston to attend the com Imencement of Bradford academy. from which college she graduated year ago. Miss Novinger will visit in Maine and Massachusetts before her return in the | fall.
 | Mir. and Mrs. w. S. GOldsworthy en- tertained the members of the D. T. club at dinner Monday evening. after which the regular game of bridge was played. the hostess making the high score.
 The coming Wednesday evening at the Arizona School of Music. Glenn A. Towner, head of the piano department, will present the Misses Faye and Hazel Demund in a recital program to which the public is cordially invited. Tuesday evening the senior class of the Phoenix high school will enter tain with a banquet at the Imperial cafe, complimentary to the junior class
 The senior class play. "A Sweet Girl Graduate" given at the Elks' theater Thursday evening was exceeding well rendered and appreciated by a large audience.
 Mrs. J. C. Adams left Saturday for Los Angeles, wrOm where she will tour to San Francisco and Seattle and later to Chicago in her Peerless.
 
 Miss May Hurley arrived Monday from Berkeley, where she is attending the university. After a months visit with relatives, Miss Hurley will return to California.
 George McNeil. Sims Ely Roy Mur ray and Eddie Berg will leave Satur- geles.
 Mrs. Royal Lescher will leave the first of next week for Buffalo tO be the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. C. R. Bosche, until fall.
 Eugent Redewill will leave tomor- row for an extended eastern trip, re- turning to Phoenix in July.
 Miss Ruth Jessop returned Tuesday evening from two months visit in Denver. where she was the guest of Mrs. Frank Drescher.
 Mrs Norton, Miss Roberts, Weaver Norton and William Humbert were the dinner guests of Miss Mather Tuesday evening.
 Celora Stoddara left Thursday for Prescott, where he will spend the week end with Mrs. Stoddard.
 Mrs. J. w. Crenshaw will leave this week for Los Angeles, later going to San Francisco, Seattle and Victoria.
 Mrs. Merritt A. Drane and children will leave Wednesday for ocean Park to spend several months.
 MT and Mrs. w. G. Hartranft and William Hartranft left Monday even ing for four months visit in Phila- delphia.
 The Misses Oglesby, who have spent the winter in Phoenix, expect to leave on the 5th for their home in Mis- souri.