Arizona republican., 1911-12-17

smith will consummate the happiness
 of their cOurtship in marriage. Miss
 Baldwin is a Kansas girl who live
 here for several years but for the past six months has been at. home.
 She has just returned for the we'd ding. Mir. Smith is a draftsman en- lployed at the Pacific Gas and Elec- tric company and is we'll and favor ably known.
 Election day was observed at h. SleSide by d game of golf between
 Governor R F. Sloan. Mir. w. J. Mur- lphy. Mir. John Witherspoon and Nab Melville. It resulted in q republican lVictory-there being no democrats present. A delicious turkey dinner
 was served at noon. The party con-
 sisted Of Governor and Mrs. R F..
 Sloan. Mir. and Mrs. ]. F. Dodds. Miss
 Cromwell, Mir. and Mrs. D J. Mur- phy and Mir. A. C. HuetsOn. 1
 All the railroads of Arizona have , made a rate of one and one If fares from all points in the territory to Phoenix and return. for the Fed eration of Women's Clubs, which will
 meet in this city on January 17-1S- | l9 It is expected that there will be
 a large attendance at the federation
 and the local clubs have already be- 1 gun preparations for the entertain
 ment of the visitors.
 iS ha f-t
 mas time for the Harmony club of
 this city, which is composed of wo- men well known for their philan- 1 thropic tendencies. to give of their abundance to the inmates of the county poor farm. As usual this year, contributions of fruit, flowers. cakes and various other things, will be sent to bring something of happiness and good cheer to these derelicts of human society
 Harry Fox --outhworth of Prescott is the guest Of Georgeane Barnes. X pretty luncheon was given on Satur-
 day at the Annex Georjeane's guests
 were Eleanor Wilkinson. EuSenia Ken
 yon. Gertrude Evans Darby Kathryne
 Easteriing and Master Harry Fox.
 Miss Georjeane returned to Prescott
 with Harry and his grandmother. Mrs.
 Fox. for few days visit.
 Mrs. Mary Kennedy has been re- quested to take the chairmanship of the committee on arrangements. which will prepare for the ladies who will attend the Federation Of Women's Clubs soon to meet here. Mrs. Kibby was appointed as chairman of this committee but the duties of the office were too arduous for her to under take. Mrs. Kennedy has accepted and is all ready actively engaged in prep aration.
 The Woman's club held very in- teresting meeting on Tuesday at which Mir. Clarence Craze spoke on the subject of the Boy Scouts. and Miss Jenness Braden of Chicago dis cussed briefly a plan of public play grounds. or as she prefers to have it called-general playgrounds. Both speakers were listened to attentive ly and both cleared up the haziness that had existed in the minds of some of the women present
 On Wednesday. MT Schmall of Los Angeles. and Mir. and Mrs. Keisec es Ohio. dined at the Ingleside club house. MT. and Mrs. Keiser are making an extended tour throughout the west and were surprised and de- lighted with the extent and fertility of the Salt River valley. The after noon was spent in golf and exploring the ranch.
 one of the delightful luncheons of the past week was given by Mrs. J. ] G. Spangler at her pleasant home in | Mesa to a number of Phoenix and | Mesa friends. Her guests were Mes | danes J. w Doris. F. F. Kirkland. | C NJ Scott. Sims Ely. Perry Sears. | A. C. Mcqueen. Chandler, Evans and | Palmer.
 The Art and History department of the Woman's club. of which Miss Hall is chairman. will meet on Tuesday. Dec. 1g. There will be some excellent music and a talk on