Arizona republican., 1912-01-21

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 tin. Louis Melczer. Geo. F. Merry man. Perry Munger. Chas Munger. Neil Mcintyre. M. F. Norm. A C. Mcqueen Donald F. Mcqueen, M. F.. Miller, w w McNeff, A. l.. Moore, Martin C. Warden. Mons, c. F.. Noll. $. Oberfelder. w. l.. Pinney, F.. R. Parsons. :. Palmer, w. :. Pickrell, Peck. Palmer Will Robinson. C. D. Robinson. w. J. Riley. Ira D Reedy. F. k. Rcdewill. F. IT. Redewill. A. NJ. Rcnau. C. M. Scott. r.. \ Spaulding. Frank Shedd Perry Sears. C. F. Smurthwaitc. Clarence Stacy. I. T. Stoddard, J. J. Sweeney. J. M. Swet- nam. Richard Sloan, Chas. Stauffer, Celora Stoddard, \. J. Sampson. Frank Stewart. Sceley. J. :. Spangler, R M Tafel. H. F. Tritle. Walter Tal- bot. Roy Thomas. John WiX Thomas, IT. NJ Thornton, Turner. q ". Vickers. J. Elliot Walker. j. Wesley Walker Helena Walker Philip Weisner. II. F. Wilkinson. II. IT. Wilson. w. Wilson. J. L. Waring. Howe Williams, Geo. T. Young. Arthur Luhrs; Misses Ainsworth. Blount. Raima Chalmers. Caroline Chrsty. Kotherine Christy May Camp. Honor Duke. Doris. Rema Doris. DeMund, Faye DeMund. Laura Dobbs Lucy Ellis. Edith Evans. Helen Ely. Flora Grier. Hazel Goldberg. Selma Goldberg. Harriet Hurley. Mabel Hooker. Ruth Jessop, Lena KOhlman. Frances LOunt. Cert rude Melczer, Helen Mcintyre. Elsie Munger. Loise Murphy, Abbie Pick rell. Peck. Grace Peck. Angie Parker, I Stella Sears. Elizabeth Seargeant, Kate Wilson. Marguerite Williams.
 
 About twenty members and invited guests of the Priscilla club met at the pleasant and commOdious home of Mir. and Mrs Levi Young. at 9l5 East Van Buren street. on W5dnes- day afternoon. This club as it's name indicates. is devoted to the industries of the needle. the distaff and spindle having gone out of date shortly after the time the original Priscilla of Pur- itan fame became Mrs. John Alden. The ladies who were Mrs. IOung'S guests evidently thought that the usual fancy work was the order of the hour but their hostess had other
 
 square Of linen and a needle of red cotton and told her toI outline a pig upon il. When those eighteen pigs were congregated and were properly pinned not pennedD upon the wall. there was a menagerie exhibit displayed that would have done credit to the freaks in the ten cent shows on the midway. Most of the artists labeled their produc- tions that none should mistake them for hippopotami. and the baby grand son of the household insisted on call ing the whole collection dogs. The club prize for the best pig was won by Mrs. r. T Downing, and consisted of pretty hosiery darner of check cred brown and ivory colored woods. and was presented with the idea that it could be made as useful as IL Is Mrs. S. J. Rodgers won the guest prize, hand painted brooch. X most delicious luncheon of lettuce and pimiento sandwiches. patties. sweet pickles, fruit salad with whipped cream, angel food and coffee, was then served by Mrs. Young and her daughters. The club members who were present at Mrs. Young's home were: Mesdames r. T. Dowing. l.. F. Doran. :. A. Bowman, Henry Yaeger. l.. B. Wilcox. Alice | Stewart. M. Lamson, J. H. Day, $. J. Rodgers. M. F. Butler, Harold Bow man. Chas Stanton. Fred Young. l Levi Young. and Miss Edna Day. The | invited guests of the club were NIesdames II. D. Patton, O. r.. Trine, ! A. r. Anspacher, Harold Bowman md O. F.. Young.
 The numerous friends Of Newton Levi in this city who have known | he young man ever since he was a boy. will be pleased tO learn that he | IS apparently making good in his new location as business secretary of the | Golden Rule department store of St Paul Mir. Levi writes that he likes the place. the people and the work. | This gentleman is the son of Mrs. | SaIina K. Levi of this city and is | very popular among the young folks If the gay set Everyone who has he pleasure of his acquaintance, will wish him success in his new business enterprise
 Luncheon will he served at the ,Yoman's clubhouse during the three