Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
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How Guests of the Club Celebrated the Seven teenth of March in Novel and Entertaining Way; Club Personals

Thanks to Mrs. F. r.. Marshall the guests at the Insleside club house had a mighty gool time on St. Patrick's Eve
 The fun began when each mem Der found beside his piate at dinner for miJable looking document in color green, and fastened by seal of the same color. The documents interior proved to be an invitation from MT. Finnigan president of the bod carriers union and Mrs. EInnigan president and general manager of the CooktadieS un- ion for all hands and the cook to meet before the peat fire in the club house assembly room at airy candle lightin'.
 They met and had the time of their lives, especially Mir. Finnigan. known in private life as Mir. J. F.. Marshall as the affair was quite as much of q surprise to him as it was to every one else except Mrs. Finnigan Marshall herself who took this method of re- mindIng her spouse that this was their welding anniversary as well as the noted day of Irelanls patron saint
 There were appropriate games and the winners. Mrs. C. C. Ingraham. Mrs Warren McArthur and Mrs. II. W Lash were the recipients of handsome prizes
 Each present told his best Irish story. and the best story teller of all was voted to be Mrs. Olive E. Weston who received book of more Irish stories to br told In the future.
 4 notable feature of she musical part of the program was Irish songs rendered with the true sentiment and charm of the land of peat fires and boys.
 IL being a wedding anniversary there was brides cakes with 3l candies on it which were blown out by the shrink ing haShfui groom Mir. Finnigan d. Marshall who also cut the cake with its hidden button, thimble, ring when he could discontinue a string of good stories long enough to make his knife go.
 As for the Irish end of the refresh ments there were green sandwiches garnished with green olives etc, but the real thing was famous Irish dish made of potatoes. turnipS. cabba gv and only Miss Sullivan. the Ingleside chef knows what all. moulded into the form of an Irish cabin. which Mr. Finnican Q. Marshall insisted vas the exact copy of the one he used to live in the cnvfrons Of Dublin. The copy as ex- hibited a. Ingleside had q straw thatch pertathy patch in ths back good Fin Digan himself in the front door. all so natural you could actually hear the pig squalln' under the bel in the par Tor.
 MT n. F. Drake who made snort visit to the InglesiJe club in January returned to the valley Tuesday from California bringing with him Mir. r. r. Thompson of New York.
 Since his former visit. Ar. Drake has been across the continent and says in no place has he seen a locality which So combined charm Of climate and possibilities for the future that he finds in Phoenix and the vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. Bennett were hosts to MT. and Mrs. Moore and Miss Helen iussey at the Ingleside club Sunday last
 Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Murphy enter tained Col. and Mrs McCord and Mrs. Gillespie at dinner Thurs Jay
 Mir and Mrs. NJ. II Chg :nbsr'ain. Mrs. s. E. Wilson and Miss Dorothy Wilson made an automobile party to the Pan- American ostrich farm on Thursday.