Arizona republican., 1911-03-26
About Phoenix People


The executive board of the Wom- ans club has arranged a miscella- neous day for Tuesday, as follows: Vocal duet. The Crimson Glow of Sunset Fades" Mrs. G. Dana Har- rington and Herberta Lucyle Thurs ton. accompanied by Mrs. F.. c. Bond and Wis Lindsey; vocal solo. "Chors," R. Morros: vocal solo, selected, Miss Lois Murphy; Ladies quartet, "The Night Has Thousand Eyes" Mrs. Tafel, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Candy: Business: Scholarship fund and a flag for Pioneers Home; re- port from board of trustees. Refresh ments: NOte-(Each member will bring two forks) Hostesses: MPs. w G. Hartranft, Mrs. Royal Lescher, Mrs. J. H. McClintock, Mrs. George Merryman.
 The Arizona club entertained with cards Friday evening MT. and Mrs. Harry Tritle being the prize winners. There were present MT. and Mrs. H. r. DeMund, MT. and Mrs. l.. M Oar by, Mir and Mrs F. Gang, Mir. and Mrs. l. T. Hosey, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy, Mir and Mrs Harry Tritle. r. U n. Mrs. J. w. CrenShaw, Mir and Mrs. Jack Rinehart, MT. and Mrs. Selim Nicholson, Mir. and Mrs. Homer King. ! Mir. and Mrs. Clay Leonard. Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Hazel DeMund.
 Miss Dorothy Nicholson. Miss Arma
 Wallace, Fred Holinquist, Cass Rede- will, Joe Pierce. Joe CassOu, Jos
 Green. Frank Trott, J. V. Van Eaton and E. Dunlevy.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Craeger an
 nounce the engagement of their daughter Mabelle l.. to Victor A. Redewill. Miss Craeger formerly lived
 in Phoenix, her father being superin- | tendent of the city schools. and has a host of friends who wish her hap piness Mir Redewill is q well known
 and prosperous young business man of Phoenix. After the wedding which
 will occur on May 24th at the home of Mrs Guy Lawrence, the bride and | groom will leave for a motor trip through northern Arizona. later vis- | iting MT. and Mrs. Craeger in Los
 Angeles.
 | MT. and Mrs. Guy H. Lawrence en- tertained the Whist club of which they are members, at their home | Tuesday evening. Miss Sarah Lew ellen and Mir Carl Porter were the first prize winners. consolation prizes being awarded to J. J. Wesley. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. Charles | White, Mir and Mrs. Earl Porter, MT and Mrs. George Gushing. Mir. and Mrs J. J. Wesley MT. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Miss Lewellen, Miss Wesley. Miss Creager, Victor Redewi!l and Tom Miller.
 Miss Anne Croft was the motif for an enjoyable little bridge party given | Thursday by Mrs Celora NJ Stod- dard. Mrs. Henry George received the first prize and Miss Croft the second. There were present Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs Carl Hayden,
 Mrs. Henry George, Mrs. Dave Gold ! berg, Mrs. M Jacobs. Mrs. F.. J. Ben
 nitt. Mrs. l. T. Stoddard, Mrs. L. M. Darby, Mrs. j. w Crenshaw. Mrs.
 Laurence Holden. Mrs. Simon Ober fielder, Mrs Howard Reed, Miss Rose
 Walter and Miss Hazel Goldberg.
 
 | DecluculN enJONdDle was lit oVV party given last Friday by Mir. and Mrs Frank Petit complimentary to Wade Petit of New York. Prizes at the card game were received by Mrs. Robinson and Miss Lottie Waitt. Invited to meet MT. Petit were MT. and Mrs. Robinson. Miss Lottie Waitt, Miss Pauline Newman, Miss Grace Marsh, Miss Bessie Brown, Miss Helen McNeil. Jesse Lipsohn. Paul Sowell, Charles Hands, Thomas White and Charles Smith.
 The Phillips House was the scene of jolly dance and card party We'd nesday in honor of Miss Clara Brink worth and Wade Petit. There were present Mir. and Mrs. Frank Petit. Mir and Mrs Hardraker. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs Lawrence, Miss Helen McNeil, Miss Bessie Brown, Miss Grace Marsh. Miss Lottie Waitt. Miss Pau line Newman, Miss Bailey. Miss Har- rison, Thomas White. Charles Smith. R. Long. A Gallagher. Waltham and lily Page.
 Thursday evening Mir and Mrs Royal Lescher entertained with a de- lightful surprise party for MT. lC R. Bosche, the occasion being lis birthday Mrs. Joseph kibbey received the pdize at the bridge game. Invited to surprise Mir. Bosche were Governor and Mrs. R. F. Sloan. Judge and Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey, pr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin,