Arizona republican., 1911-01-29

As has been the custom of the re- tiring worthy matron of the Eastern Star to entertain her fellow officers. Miss Ella Luhrs was hostess Friday at jolly sewing bee, when she en- tertained not only the retiring off cers, but the entering ones as well. Mir ScherZel rendered several delight ful selections on the violin and Miss Boon gave d number of readings. A large star formed of smilaX and rib bons made the center piece. in the middle of which was a huge vase of red carnations. of the luncheon table. Streamers of the lodge colors eXtend- ed from the corners of the table Tiny stars marked places for Mrs. Fl. B. St. Claire. Mrs. w. w. McNeff. Mrs. II. II. McNeil. Mrs. r. r. Parker, Mrs. I. r. Ivy. Mrs. l.. N. Jesunofsky, Mrs. R. II. Scott. Mrs. J. C. Graves, Mrs. Ed Potter Mrs M. D. Novinger, Mrs. Alice Harper, Mrs. B. F.. Marks. Mrs. K. NJ. Gates. Mrs R. NJ. Tafel. Mrs. John Gregg. Mrs George Merryman' Miss Angie Parker. Miss Erline Boon, Miss Carrie McNeiI and Miss Mabel McNciL
 
 Mrs. Hewitt Hord Shirley enter tained with 'an enjoyable musical aft ernoon Wednesday profusion of violets and ferns artistically decorated the drawing rooms. Mrs. Shirley's guest list included Mrs. Charles Ster- ling. Mrs. w J. Riley, Mrs. A. l.. Higgins. Mrs. w. NJ. Costley. Mrs. C..
 Ls NTV2 Walters. Mrs. F. D. Lovett, Mrs Myr- tie Gossard. Mrs. C. l.. Woodcock. Mrs. D. l.. Houston. Mrs. F.. II. Por- ter. Mrs. J. NJ. Mccall. Mrs. Fred Tribolet. Mrs. C. NJ. Candy. Mrs. J- C. Brown, Mrs. R. E. Schupp. Mrs R. GraebeI. Mrs C. w. Hunter, Mrs. John Marley. Mrs. J. w. Miller, Mrs A. F. Miller. Mrs. Harvey Patton Mrs. Richard Volk. Mrs. R. M. Gates. Mrs. Charles Staunton, Mrs. Kenneth Hellworth. Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs F.. F. Kirkland Mrs. Charles Smurthwaite and Miss Frances Johnson.
 Mrs. II. J. Jessop and Mrs. w. K. James served at the Country club tea yesterday. and Mrs. Dave Gold berg made the high score at bridge. Among those who attended were Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs Roy Goodrich, Mrs Royal Lescher. Mrs. Joe Green, Mrs J. F.. Rowlands. Mrs. J. W. Cren- shaw. Mrs L. M. Darby. Mrs. L T. Stoddard, Mrs. Kathryn Miner, Mrs. Howard Reed. Mrs. Selim J. Michel son, Mrs. Louis Melczcr. Mrs. F.. True haft, Mrs. F. J. Bennett, Mrs. II. l. Latham. Mrs l.. Holden, Mrs. L. II. Chalmers, Mrs. Gordon Tweed. Mrs. Harry Tritle. Mrs. Homer King. Miss Lucille Farrar. Miss Mary Jenkins, Miss Marguerite Adams and Miss Higbee.
 An exceedingly enjoyable and clever affair was given Saturday by Miss Nell Tufts and Miss Marietta Norton in honor of Miss olga Port and James Bacon. Tennis was played in the afternoon after which delicious supper was served. The tennis idea was carried out in the decorations The table represented a miniature tennis court with yellow satin rib bons draped from the chandelier to the table where covers were laid for Miss Port. Miss Maude Hawley Miss Edith Thompson. James Bacon. F.. C. Kells. Carl Sherwood, Raymond Bat tin and Paul Cook
 Among those who played golf and had luncheon at the Country club Wednesday were Mrs. Celora NJ Stod- dard, Mrs. Royal Lcscher. Mrs Robert
 
 Edna Coleman, Miss Mary Jenkins. Miss Celia Charlebois. Miss Margue- rite Adams. Miss Lucille Farrar. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Hazel Goldberg. Miss Ester Willis. Miss Abbie Pick rell and Miss Ruth Ainsworth.
 The Modern PriscilIas met at the home of Mrs. T. F.. Irvine last We'd nesday. Among those present were Mrs. l.. c. Tony. Mrs. A F.. Stewart. Mrs. Levi Young. Mrs. Henry Yaeger. Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. Day, Mrs. J. K. Kelly. Mrs. F.. A Brown. Mrs. $. J. Rogers. Mrs. NJ. l. White and Mrs. NJ. A. Irvine. Mrs Stanton will entertain the club on February Sth.
 Mrs. L. c. Tony was bridge hostess Tuesday when prizes were won by Mrs. Louis Melczer and Mrs. S. K. Levy. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. NJ Rosenberg. Mrs. George Luhrs. Mrs. Louis Melc- ger, Mrs. F.. Truehaft. Mrs. $ K. Levy, Mrs. Josejh ThaIheimer and Miss Royal.
 Wednesday evening Mir and Mrs Frank Geeper entertained with cards complimentary to Mir and Mrs M Rosenberg who returned to their home in Los Angeles Thursday even ing. Prizes were won by Mrs. F. Truehaft, Louis Melczer and Albert Rosenberg.
 Miss Rose Walter left Friday for Prescott where she will spend month. returning to Phoenix for sev- eral weeks before her departure for New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed en- tertained the members of the Egdrib club and their husbands Tuesday evening, and F.. J. Bennett made the high score.
 Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard has issued cards for Tuesday, January 31st. when she will entertain with bridge com II aarafs f.. AIru L.fI