Arizona republican., 1911-12-24


 orations at the Bachelors ball given OH Friday evening at the School of Music. They were of green and red and consisted Of streamers of the greenery festooned about the walls. wreaths of holly and mistletoe branches and the gay scarlet Christ ras bells. The lights were shaded in crimson and gave an air Of gaiety tc the scene and it seemed as if these clever bachelors had captured the spirit of the season and caused it to manifest itself in q material form and that the brightness and beauty, music. merry laughter, fine frocks and general good fellowship was the re- suit A dainty buffet luncheon was served 10 the guests. among whom ere seen these well known people: Dr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas. MT. and Mrs. J F. Cleaveland, MT. and Mrs. J F. Rowlands. Mir and Mrs. Roy Goodrich. MT. and Mrs. Sidney Ross. .Ir and Mrs. Mann. MT. and Mrs Drew, Mir. and Mrs. P. F. Fuller, Mrs. Harvey j. Lee. Mrs. Beatrice Scales Miss Marguerite Adams. Miss Elizabeth McHugh. Miss Ruth Aims worth. Miss Helen Laird, Miss Ruth Doris, Miss Elsie Munger, Miss Rema Rorris, Miss Harriet Hurley. Miss D. r Dennis, Miss Sadie Allen, Miss Perkins. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Sel- ma Goldberg. Miss Hazel Goldberg, Miss Stella Sears, Miss Dixie George. Miss Irene Johnson. Miss Kate Will son. Miss Raima Chalmers Miss Ger trude Melczer. Miss Ester Willis. Miss Wright. Keith Pickrell, Harry Hurley, Neil Mccarthy. Foster Rockwell. Ben TO Nell. Charles Isham, Roy Murray, Sims Ely. Winsor Day. Morris Car penter. Charles McArthur. George Stephenson, William McCord, Hollin- quist. Arthur Luhrs. Sidney Osborn. Joe Melczer. Will Fickas. Power Con way. Alexander Baker, Herbert Tress. Joe Cassou. Jay Alkire, Howard Pea body. C. $. Whitbeck.
 At the home Of Mrs H. Q. WinslOw. on the afternoon of Wednesday. De- cember goth. occurred the third meet ing of the l.. A. $. of the south side. After the business session the time was spent as usual in sewing.-thiS time in making garments for the day nursery of Phoenix. While refresh ments were being served, Ruthie Win slow gave a fine recitation and the hostess furnished several very pleas ing selections of music from the victrola The ladies voted to have neighbOrhood picnic New Years day at HierogIyphic mountains. Everyone invited. Dinner will be served at one o'clock. each one bringing whatever contribution they wish in the line of edibles. The crowd will leave Town sends corner on Center street about ten o'clock. The next meeting of the society is to be a social event toI which the husbands are invited. It will be held at the home of Mrs. O. Roseveare on the evening of January 3. 1912. A literary program is being prepared for the occasion.
 Miss Lea Vesiance who is attending Westlake school for girls in Los An geles is home for the holiday season. visiting her uncles. the Messrs Kor- rick of the New York store.
 Glenn A. TOwner, head of the piano department will spend the holiday week with relatives in Long Beach. California.
 On Thursday Feb 27. Myrtle Elvyn the famous pianist will appear in concert at the Arizona School of Music. Next tG Madame CarrenO, Myrtle Elvyn. is considered the greatest living woman pianist Her appearance in Phoenix will be one of the prominent events of the year.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A Fowler arrived from the Irrigation convention which met this month in Chicago and from a short visit in Texas.
 Miss Doris Kingman and Miss Alei- ia visschers will spend Christmas day with friends in Mesa.
 The following officers were elected for the ensuing year for the Loyal Order of Moose, a fraternal and social Q: ganization, l.. J. Gust, past dictator: J. A Crozier. dictator; Walter J. Hayt. vice ce-dictator; Walter Van Tyne. pre- late: j. A. Forbes. secretary; Geo. F. Byers, treasurer. $. A. BaldersOn. sar- geant-at-arms: Walter Peck, inner guard: H j. Tnley. outer-guard; F.. P. Conway, H. R. Daggs and II. w. Young, trustees.
 Mir and Mrs. J. II. Boyle of Portage. W isconsin. arrived in Phoenix on the Santa Fe yesterday and are guests of MT. and Mrs. Maurice Goodman, l546 w. Adams street MT. Boyle was for many years city passenger and ticket agent of the C. NJ and St. P road at Portage and comes west for rest and with the probability of ad- ding one more family to the perma- nent population of Phoenix.
 Two popular teachers of the Central school, Misses Dorothy White and Amanda Sappington. are spending the holiday week as the guests of Miss Whites sister in Prescott
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 VARIOUS VIEWPOINTS.
 Thirteen days to Christmas!"