Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-07

entertained the members of the Mu-
sicians' club and few invited guests
at her delightful country home on the
Black Canyon road last Monday. A
pink and white color scheme was
carried out in the table decorations
with quantities of sweet peas in vases
and tiny May baskets. After lunch
con the following program was rem
l. (a) Norwegian Dance OPP. So, No.
Observation-Disclosures. .GrieS
(b) Gypsy Dance from Hungarian
Rhapsody No. 14......... Liezt
Misses Fannie and Grace Peck.
2 (a) Farewell ............F Franz
(b) Murmuring Zephyr. 49,. Jensen
Miss Catherine Theirs.
g. 6a) Nalse ID Flat............Ch Chopin
CD Berceuse ..........-.....G rieg
Mrs. II. II. Stone.
4 Sonata, A Major. ........... Handel
Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. DEITY.
5. Elsa's Dream .......... Lohengrin
Miss Hawley.
8. (a) From Uncle Remus. Mcdowell
OBJ The Eagle.
Miss Kirkland
Those who enjoyed Mrs Lockett's
H.
Mrs. f. g. Bond, Mrs. g. \. Camp.
Mrs. w. f. Deity. Mrs. Louis Dysart.
Mrs. c c. Hutchinson. Mrs. George
Hahn. Mrs w. s. Goldsworthy, Mrs.
r. NJ Tafel. Mrs Jack Thornton. Mrs.
Van Kirk. Mrs II. b. Wilkinson. Mrs.
r. A Watkins. Mrs. d. NJ. Francis.
Mrs. Tuttle. Mrs. Louis Sands. Mrs.
Waite, Mrs. Joseph =. Jencks, Mrs. W.
l.. Pinney, Mrs. w. Sargent, Mrs.
Estes. Mrs Herbert Atha. Mrs Louis
Sands. Jr., Mrs. c. W. JaYred. +. \.
Goodrich Mrs Annie Wallin, Mrs.
Edwards. Mrs J. NJ. Sigh. Mrs. Fred
Woolsey. Miss Christine Theirs, Miss
Hutchins. Miss Maud HaWley. Miss
Edna Hoffman. Miss Louise Murphy.
Miss Irene tombstone. Miss Bertha
Fannie Peck. Miss Grace Peck and
Miss Bessie Alexander.
Thursday evening the Arizona club
gave an informal dance in their club
room to close their season of delight
full affairs given this year. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Akers. Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tritle
Mr. and Mrs Clay Leonard. Mr.. and
Mrs Homer King. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ainsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg.
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. DePass. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Page, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Green. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Lescher.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Young, Mr.. and Mrs
Woodson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Row
lands. Mr. and Mrs. Waite, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Fuller. Miss Elsie Munger.
Miss Ruth Ainsworth. Miss Abbie
Pickreu. Miss Pricilla Schweppi, Miss
Edna Hoffman. Miss Tuerner, Miss
Marguerite Adams. Miss Garnett. Miss
Waite. Miss Smith. Miss Christine
Theirs. Joe Casson. Jack Ainsworth.
Howard Cassidy. Robert Peabody. J.
p. letters. Roy Murray. Walter Lub-
ken. +. p. Trott. Louis Josslyn. George
Mcneil. Milton Munger. Perry Munger.
Tai JosseIyn Garrett Schiller. AleXan-
der Baker. Winsor Day, Norris Car
penter. Hugh Knox. Donald Green.
Rex Dunlap. Ernest Bennett and Eos
ter Rockwell.
The wedding of Miss Pearl Anne
Irwin and Gray Archer was quietly
soIemnized Wednesday evening at
$50 at the home of the bride on
South Seventh avenue. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Barcus of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South,
the ring service being used. The
bridal party entered To- the strains or
MendeIlsohn's wedding march, played
bv Miss Lou Marian, and stood be-
meath a canopy of pepers and sweet
meas. formed in the bay window OF
the living room The bride looked
exceedingly pretty i'm q dainty white
lingerie gown and carried a bouquet
Of pink and white sweet peas. MI
and Mrs. Archer weht immediately to
their home in WoodlaWn place and
avenue.
Probably this seasons last large
affair but exceedingly pleasant and
ENJOYABLE was the bridge afternoon
given Thursday by Mrs. II. b. St
Claire and Mrs. J. c. Graves at the
ST. Claire home i'm the Capitol Addl-
ton. A pretty rose effect was car
RED out i'm the decorations and menu
Quantities of roses entwined the chan
leliers and banked the mantle ana
;ideboard. The prizes were won ~
Mrs. Harry Kennedy. Mrs. W. l.. pm
,ev and Mrs. s. L. Easterling. The
Possesses were assisted in receiving |
and in the dining room by MIS- peo'
Vickers. Mrs r. NJ. Tafel. MISS Ella |
Luhrs and Miss Mabel Mcneil Ihere
we're thirteen tables of guests
The Calendar Party" given by Mrs.
Joseph Thalheimer was especially de-
ightfuI and unique. There were
fourteen tables of bridge and one OF
whist. the bridge prizes being won by