Arizona republican., 1912-01-21


 tunate winners were Mrs. James Me ClintOck. Mrs. William W. McNeff Mrs Donald Mcqueen and Mrs. II. D | Evans The auditorium at the clut
 is an ideal place to entertain at card:
 and in this case, was comfortably l filled with tables. The stage at tho end of the room was banked witt | potted plants and with the dark wooC
 work and neutral colored walls of the
 room, formed d perfect background for the handsome gowns of the guests
 A delicious luncheon was served and at q late hour in the afternoon the visitors departed, thanking Mrs Sloan and Miss Eleanor for a delightful tune Those who were invited [" en- | joy the hospitality of these ladies were:
 Mesdames Edward Kent, George U Young. Carl Hayden, Joseph Kibbey,
 F. A. Tritle, J. C. Adams, George Archer, Charles Akers, F. J. Bennitt, A. Ballard, D. H. Burtis. G. r. Bull lard. A C. Baker. C. S. Burdsal. Coles, Clark Churchill. Hugh Campbell, Yer non Clark. r. J. Cleveland, C. II. B. Carter. F. T Ceilings. Frank Cox, Robt A Craig. Beverly Cox. J. w. Crenshaw. l.. II. Chalmers, George D. Christy. Chamberlain. w F.. Deity. H. A Deihl, J. W. Doris. C. II. Da- vidson, C. D. Doris. John Dennett. Lewis Dysart, s. L. Easterling, Sims Ely, 1T. D. Evans. Dan Francis, E. A. Fowler. w. C. Foster. w. A. Giles, George N Gage, r.. Gang. J. B. Gi- rand. w. s. Goldsworthy, F. M. Gold water, Roy Goodrich, A. C. Gardiner, Gregg. Leo Goldman, ". c. Hartranft. F. T. HaZelett Wm. Barnes. of Tue son; Hazelett, D. E. Heard. :. w. Higley H. :. Hall. Fen Hildreth. A Hildebran. Walter Hill. W. :. Humbert. C. C. Hutchinson. j. E. Hooker. Agnes B. Murphy. A. C. Me Queen. Donald Mcqueen. w. $. Nor veil. w. l.. Pinney, w. S Pickrell, T W. Pemberton. W. II. Robinson, X. J. Sampson. C. NJ. Scott, W. r. Sears. J. NJ Swetman. w. W. Seabury, J. T.. Stoddard. C. NJ. Stoddard, J. J. Sulli- van. A. K Stacy. W. F. Thornton. H. R. TritIe, Walter Talbot Gordon Tweed. G. w. Nickers, C. A Van de Veer. J. F. Walker. II. E. Wilkinson Howe Williams. John Wilson, l.. D. Yaeger. J. T. Hosey. A. G. Hulett, John Hurley, J. J. Johnson, Frank Jewett. Jos. $. Jenckes. H. J. Jessop. S. A Kelso. Caroline Kibbey. Homer King, R. A Kirk, W. J. Kinsbury. II. w Kennedy. F.. F.. Kirkland. Clay Leonard, II. T. Latham, W. T. LentZ, R. W. Lescher. Ancil Martin. Jas. II. McCHntock. II. J. McClung, Selim n Neff, A C. Matthews, c. F. Merry man. W J. Murphy; Misses Esther Willis. Louise Swetnam. Abbie Pickrell, Archer. Loise Murphy. Matthews. Anna Archer. Rose Goldman, Mable Hooker. Sharlot Hall. Lucia Archer. Ruth Jessop, Hazel Goldberg. Selma Goldberg. Fowler. Helen Ely. Duke, Katharine Christy. Raima Chalmers, .uella Archer, McCue. Margarite Adams. Mrs Arthur Luhrs. Ruth Ainsworth, Jane Gregg. Mable Gregg. Edna Gregg and Elsie Munger
 The members of the Woman's club are more than busy these days and being done preparing for the huge historical, pottery pageant which will occur on dates of Friday afternoon. February 1G. and Saturday evening. February r.. for the benefit of the clubhouse fund Different periods showing some form of pottery that marked that particular age. will be shown by the ladies of the club dressed to represent the period and the pottery. They will show the Egyptian, Grecian, Chinese and Jap anese. Italian, Dresden. Delft, French, British, Colonial, Central American and modern pottery. Without doubt this pageant will be one of the most attractive as well as one of the most elaborate affairs ever attempted in Phoenix. Wherever it has been given it has proven to he very sue cessful and very remunerative' and the Woman's club is counting on making it's representation one of the best and is adding number of original features which will be more fully discussed next week.
 On Thursday. January the 18th, Mrs T. w. Pemberton and Mrs. Clay Parker, entertained at bridge for Mrs. Charles $. Birdsall of Salem, Ore gon The auditorium at the Wo- mans clubhouse was arranged for 70 tables, and the rostrum at the end of the room was banked with ferns, palms and potted plants, which with the dark green Velours of the drop made a harmonious setting for the prettily dressed women. Mrs. wore a rich frock of black with jet trimmings and a white lace yoke. Mrs. Parker was gowned Tn old rose. Mrs Birdsall was dressed in lemon colored silk, Mrs Helen Bury was gowned in black. Mrs. F. T. Ceilings wore a deep salmon silk, and the Misses Helen Munger, Faye and Hazel DeMund, who also assisted in serving, were dressed in delicate l shade of pink. The prizes were won by Mrs. IT, M. Kennedy, Mrs. w. w. Mrs. II. M. Thornton and Mrs. w. K. James, and were very | handsome and consisted of set of bar pins of pearls and green enamel ] n beautiful cut glass dish, dainty l hand painted picture and a pair Of silk hose. An elaborate luncheon was served and the ladies departed after having spent a most enjoyable | afternoon. The guests who were in