Arizona republican., 1911-11-19
PHOENIX woMAN's SUCCESS

many friends:
 Chicago. Nov. 13. 1911.
 Editor Daily Republican.
 Phoenix, Ariz.
 Dear Sir:-It may interest you to
 know that Mrs. l.. B. Baptist of your
 city won the first prize for your state lin our national recipe contest for October.
 As you probably know, we have of fered $500 per month to the house. wives of America for original. practi- cal recipes intended to reduce the high cost of living.
 Thinking this may be of interest to your numerous readers. we give you below the recipe which brought one of these prizes to your city. Very truly yours.
 ARMOUR AND COMPANY
 ARIZONA
 Mrs. L. B. Baptist. Phoenix-First prize.
 Veal Loaf-Take one pound veal, one half pound pork. and run through meat chopper. Add one egg well beaten. two teaspoonfuls salt. one tea spoonful black pepper. dash of red ] pepper, TWO ndN lt8NtS tilDpibti lliit, one spoonful onion juice. two cups of bread crumbs, one-half cup sweet milk. and one medium sized pepper chopped fine. Make into loaf. Mix one quarter teaspoonful of Armours Extract of Beef with one cup of water and baste loaf every fifteen minutes until done.
 A very pleasant afternoon was spent Saturday by the girls of the younger social set of the city at the home of the Misses Stella and auline Sears who entertained for their friend Miss Mildred Wheeler who is here visiting from Nevada. The young ladies en- gagged in a novel contest, that of making button holes for a prize and the fortunate winner was Miss Helen Laird After the prize. d wicker bas- ket of candy, had been awarded the ladies were served with dainty re- treatments. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion with Am erican Beauty roses tastifully ar ranged. Miss Wheeler intends depart ing for her home in Nevada next Fri day; several affairs have been plan ned in her honor to occur in the meantime The following young ladies attended the party given for Miss Wheeler yesterday. Miss Mildred Wheeler guest of honor and the ! Misses George. Ainsworth. Jessop. 1 Chalmers. Ely, Hawkins, Laird, Pick ] rell. Adams. Goldberg, Selma Gold [ berg. Hurley Hooker. Stacy, Willis, | Sloan. Doris, Rema-=porris. Wilson. i Goldman. Lewis. Marie Lewis. Me,czer | and Sears.
 Representatives from the various | women's clubs of the city. met at the | Woman's club building on Thursday | afternoon and elected committees to arrange for the entertainment of the | Arizona Federation of women's clubs which will meet in Phoenix the latter ! part of January. A number of com mittees were elected and a local board | of arrangements consisting of Mrs. J. H. Kibbey. chairman; Mrs. II. B. Wilkinson. vice chairman; Mrs. T. NJ Elder, secretary; Mrs. Louis Melczer, treasurer. A large attendance is eX- pected at the meeting of the fedora tiOn from all over the state and the new building at the corner of First avenue and Bennett Lane will be none to large to accommodate the ladies who will be here No one fears but that they will be adequately cared for by the local club members who have for their entertainment in hand. These ladies are all ener- getic, progressive and well endowed with local pride so that the stranger within their gates is assured of ex- cellent treatment.
 Last winter number Of the best known ladies of Phoenix formed a Wednesday luncheon club and gave a number ot luncheons in the homes Of the various members The afternoons were pleasantly spent in playing bridge. In the spring shortly before the closing of the social season be- cause of the heated term. Madame kibbey and Mrs. Richard Sloan had intended to entertain the club at the home of Mrs J. H. Kibbey, but Mrs. Sloan was hurriedly called out oi town and the luncheon was postponed. IL was given Wednesday, however. and closes the series planned last winter. A beautiful little pin was contested for each week and the lady with the highest score had the privilege of wearing the pin until some other meber captured it. At the end of the season it was given for keeps" as the boys say, to the bridge player who had the highest score for the en- tire time. This fortunate lady was Mrs. Sims Ely who is receiving the congratulations of her friends for her skill.
 On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. H. l. | latham of North Central avenue, en- , ertained at an informal four o'clock ca for her cousin, Miss Dixie George. Hiss George is here to spend the 1 ', winter with the family of her uncle, f dr. Henry George. The following , adies of the younger social set. were , irs. Latham's guests: Miss Dixie George, guest of honor. and the Misses Ainsworth. Jessop. Chalmers, Ely, Laird. Pickrell, Adams, |; Selma Goldberg. Hurley Sloan. Doris. Rema Doris, Wilson, Goldman, Lewis, Marie Lewis Melt