Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

in honor of Mrs. Charles z. Birdsal of Salem, oregon. Mrs Birdsal is al daughter of the first named lady and sister of the second. She grew up in Phoenix and lived for several years at Congress, when the mine there was in a flourishing condition.
 Dr. and Mrs. l.. n. Dameron en- tertained at dinner Tuesday evening Their guests were AIr. and Mrs. T. F. Irvine. and Mr. and Mrs. Will lief lin.
 The order of owls gave a ball on Tuesday evening at the Pythian hall. Bcsse's orchestra furnished the music and the affair was largely attended and everyone present seemed to be having a jolly good time The hall was decorated in flags of different sorts. Punch was served throughout the evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ II. Chamberlain of Detroit. and Mrs Clayton C. Ingra- ham of Chicago. are house guests at Inglcside. attracted by golf. and plan to remain through the season.
 MT. and Mrs Gordon Tweed and NIT. William c. IIartranft and sons spent Monday afternoon on the Ingle- side golf course with Mir John With crspoon
 Nlr and Mrs. A D. Parish and Miss Jane Parish were guests of Mrs. Witherspoon at Ingleside on Sun day.
 An announcement made in the Los Angeles papers which will he of in- tcrcst to many Phoenix peopl" is that of the marriage in that city of Miss Vivian Ligier formerly of Phoenix. to Mir. Elmer O. Hollcy. a prominent young attorney of Los Angeles. The wedding took place at the beautiful new home of the bride and groom. in the presence of their immediate fam lilies only Mrs Hollcy was for g number of years resident of Phoe- nix where she was very popular among the younger set The groom
 is the junior member of the law firm of Hollcy and Hollcy. his father be- ing an active member of the Good Government party and an orator of great ability The bride and groom were married by Mr Holley. ST.
 Burt and Crozier managers of the Arizona and New Mexico Underwriters Co. will give a dinner at tho Hotel Adams tomorrow night The guests will be the stockholders and directors who will be in the city to attend the annual meeting Of the company The banquet will bc in celebration of a successful years business.
 Maricopa Tribe No. l9 Improved order of Red Men. gave a banquet following the installation of officers. lt the Knights of Pythias hall on January the 11th. at S:3O. Admission to the banquet was by card. and a goodly number of invited guests. in addition to the members of the order. sat down to dine together
 The guests of Castle Hot Springs have been VieinG with each other in entertaining their distinguished visit DTS this week. which has resulted in one continual round of golf shooting. tennis. horseback. swimming and tea parties at this ever increasing popu- lar resort.
 Among the late notable arrivals is Tr. golf enthusiast by the way. who is in this country studying the comparison of the social economy of the United States and England.
 The church has been we'll represent cd by Bishop Scanlon Of salt Lake City, and Bishop Atwood and the Rev Vim. Scarlett of Phoenix; two sermons were conducted Sunday. one in the morning and the other in the even ing. The Rev. Scarlett presented his friends with tokens of his goodmark- manship in the form of several braces of quail.
 Miss Gloria de Rodriguez celebrated her tenth birthday with an appropri- ate cake. around which were gathered the many other children of the hotel Mir. Worral Wilson, the Seattle banker, brought his wife with him, and left many warm friends behind him before returning to Seattle. with his genial and ever pleasant ways. Mrs. Wilson expects to spend the rest of the season at the springs. Miss Burnham of Irvington -on- Hudson and Miss Leonard of YOnk- CTS. New York. are among those daily enjoying the delightful trails and other pleasures of the country Mir. J. F. Baxter of the Santa Fe was up again visiting Mir. w F.. Bailey, general auditor of the A. T. & s F., on official business. One of the pleasantcst of the small events given the past week was the