Arizona republican., 1912-09-29

, Marion Doris, Miss Ted McDaniels, Miss Lucy TOllesOn. Miss Mary Bick- el, Miss Martha Garnett, Miss Rema Doris, Miss Helen Laird, Miss Mae Hurley. Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Ruth Doris, Miss Ida McDaniel, Miss Lottie Wiatt, Miss Helen Duvan and Miss Helen Armstrong.
 In celebration of the birthday of Leo Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Charles Goldman, of the Adams, en- tertained informally Sunday evening. Their guests numbered eight.
 Mrs. Joseph Lobit, of North Sev- Thursday, after which her guests, who were Mrs. EvansDarby, Mrs. Harry Kay and Mrs Fen & Hildreth, enjoyed a rubber of auction.
 Dr. and Mrs. William H. Sargent of 1926 North First street. whose affairs are always characterized by much brilliancy, gave a charming dinner of seven covers Sunday. A gReat cluster of American Beauty roses, charmingly arranged, formed the tables centerpiece. Mrs. Pen rose Baker, of Battle Creek, was the guest of honor
 Mrs. W. K. James made Mrs. L. K. Sheldon the motif for entertaining two tables of auction Thursday at her residence on McDOWell Road. Highest scores were made by Mrs. Aaron Goldberg and Mrs. W. c. Eos ter
 An interesting announcement this morning is the engagement of Miss Martha Louise VaIlett. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Louis Vallett and Charles J. McElroy The wedding will take place in Los Angeles within the course of a fortnight.
 Miss Vallett is a charming girl whose beauty, tact and accomplish
 ments have made her great flaw orite with all who know her. She was educated in Paris and later was graduated from the Boston Conserva- tory of Music. She is a pianist Of acknowledged ability and has a beau tiful voice of sweet soprano quality. Mr McElroy is a prominent busi- ness man and popular member of several local clubs.
 After a brief honeymoon in Cali fornia the young people will return to Phoenix and be at home at 504 East Roosevelt street after Novem Der 1.
 Miss Gertrude Fogle of TOP East Willetta street was hostess of a de- lightful event Tuesday in honor of Miss Annie Mclean who will marry R. E. Lassiter on October 29. The decoration of roses was most eff fective and carried out a pink and white color scheme The compliment ed guest was surprised by being pre- sented with a suit case ornamented ! with tulle, ribbons, hearts and roses l and laden with linen gifts from the guests Those present were Mrs. Bar 1 6er. Mrs. Pickett Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. J. Harvey Deere, Miss Ruth Percival, Miss Smith, Miss Lucy TOllesOn,
 Miss Ora Ebben, Miss Bertha Lyall, ] Miss Dallas Lyall, Miss Bernice John
 son and Miss Grace Eisenhower. 
 The circus was the incentive for | innumerable dinners after which the l guests were taken to the big show. | In one party were MT. and Mrs. Webb i Griffen, MT. and Mrs. E. R. Parsons, | Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Higley, MT. and Mrs Charles Stauffer and Miss 1 Ruth JessOp.
 Mrs. George Stewart gave a pret- l tily appointed affair Wednesday com | plmentary to her sister, Miss Vera Berger whose marriage to Miner
 Downey will take place October g 1 The porches, screened with palms
 were transformed into a beautiful rose 1 garden with autumn tints carried out ! in greenery and golden glow. It was here that the shower was ar ranged and the bride-elect was the recipient of many attractive gifts 1 observation was the game of the 1 afternoon, the prizes being won by
 Mrs Will Morrill,, Mrs. Robert Rob- | inson and Miss Hazel Griffin. Forty
 five guests enjoyed the hospitality of 1 Mrs Stewart.
 1 E. J. Trippel left last evening for | N Aye