Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-12

= Friday Mrs. Barnett T.. Marks was
hostess at an exceedingly enjoyable
"Sapolio" party Green and gold was
the color scheme carried out. Rib
bons bearing the letters To spell the
word "Sapolio' were drawn from the
corners of the room to the chandelier
ending in artistic bows. Mrs. Earl
Curtis received the first prize and
Miss Grace Fife the consolation. Mrs.
Marks guests included Mrs. Robert
McGinnis. Mrs. Earl Curtis, Mrs.
Rabinnowitz, Mrs. r. Wolpe. Mrs.
Lewis MeIczer. Mrs. F.. Truehaft. Mrs.
Fred Bourne, Mrs. Sol ROsenblatt.
Mrs. Lands, Mrs. l. Rosenweig. Mrs.
T. Ralsman. Mrs. Adolph Herstburg.
Mrs. A C. McCaleb, Mrs. Charles
Young, Mrs Harrison, Mrs. III. Il. st.
Claire. Mrs. Myron McCOrd. Mrs. Ben
Peters, Miss Stella Ruff. Miss Adella
Snipe. Miss Jean RabinnowitZ. Miss
Grace Fife and Miss ROwena Howard.
Charming and appropriate in every
detail to Saint Valentine was the
bridge and luncheon given Saturday
by Mrs Edward Elsie A pretty color
SCbttf1t vi Itu green WIS
throughout in the decorations, menu
and prizes. Strings of red hearts and
tiny cupids with drawn bows We're
festOOned on the ceilings. Quantities
OF red carnations and asparagus ferns
were placed around the parlors and
on the luncheon tables. Hand painted
place cards bearing little cupids and
a long stemmed carnatiOn marked the
guests places. At bridge the prizes
were received by Mrs. Harry Ken
needy. Mrs. T. T. Hurley, Mrs. Alfred
Becker and Miss Emma Thalheimer.
Mrs. Elsie was assisted by Miss En-
ma and Miss Ella Luhrs Thirteen
tables of guests enjoyed Mrs. Eisle's
generous hospitality.
Mrs. /. T Stoddard and Mrs. CelOra
NJ. Stoddard served at the Saturday
afternoon club tea and the bridge prize
was won by Mrs F. j. Bennitt Among
those who attended were Mrs. William
Coleman Rogers. Mrs. Lawrence Hol-
den, Mrs. Royal Lescher Mrs. f.. j.
Bennitt. Mrs L. NJ Darby. Mrs. How
ard Reed. Mrs. ]. + Rowlands, Mrs.
]. w Crenshaw. Mrs. bennett. Mrs.
Selim j. Nicholson. Mrs. l.. II. Chal-
mers. Mrs. III. l. Latham. Mrs. Frank
Hilderbran, Mrs. Harry. Miss
Hazel Goldberg. Miss Abbie Pickrel
Miss Mary Jenkins. Miss Anne Croft
Miss Higbee, Miss Marguerite Adams.
H. l. Latham. ]. f. ROwlands. Alex
ander Baker. Lawrence Holden and
Morse Cummings.
Charles Orme entertained a party
Of young folks Friday evening at his
home on the Cave Creek road. A
clever drawing game was played and
prizes won by Miss Ruth Griffen and
John Creighton. Those who enjoyed
the evening were Miss Georgia Mintz.
Miss Maud Jones. Miss Ruth Griffen.
Miss Helen Chipperfield, Miss Whit
field Miss Ester Wright, Miss Ethel
StabIer, Miss Laura Swiggert. Miss
Pauline Sidell. Miss Bernice Smith.
Miss Nancy Oiton, Joe Halterman.
Donald Chipperfield. Tom Geare. Maui
rice O'Neill. John Creighton. Robert
Harmon and Marshall Brockway.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Lawrence enter
tanned with whist Wednesday evening
and prizes We're won BY Mrs. Fred
Tribolet, Mrs. Fred Stafford. George
Mintz and Fred TribOlet The invited
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Fromm. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mintz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Tribolet. Mrs. Fred Stat
ford. Miss Sara Lewyln, Miss NAL
belle Crager and p w Corpstein.
"Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. j. Bennitt entertained the Egdirb
club and five tables of guests with
bridge. The guests prizes were re-
ceived by Mrs. ID. III. Burtis and |. T.
Stoddard. the cut prize by Mrs. Stod-
dard and the club prize by f. J.
Bennitt
Miss Ella c. Roberts and Miss
Kathrype Mather who We're visiting
Mrs. William $. Humbert returned to
Castle Creek Hot Springs Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Elder will entertain
the Harmony club at Melczer hall
ieXt Wednesday.