Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

l Marion Doris, Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss ! Rema Doris, Miss Ethel Ming, Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss Katherine Miller. Alexander Baker, Roy Murray, Leslie
 Hardy. Charles Isham, Alphonse Page.
 Morris Carpenter, Charles Hands and i Charles OMalley. The sombrero which l is the emblem of the club was also i brought into play as the dance pro- 1 grams. The black and gold cards were most original as were the clever names ! of the dances, a take off on the eight 1 members of the Los Amigos. There
 was the Blackstone Trot for the presi- ! dent, MT. Baker and the others were: 1 The Buckeye Breakdown, MT Page: The 1 Prognosticating Wiggle, MT Hardy; { The Mongolian Dip, MT. Murray: The Lumbering Rag. Mr Isham; The Eve Brow Shuffle, MT. Hands; The Hibern- ion Jubilee, Mr. O'Malley and The Homestead Fadeaway, MT. Carpenter | The additional guests at the dance were MT. and Mrs George Lutgerdine.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Peabody, MT. and Mrs. Paul Edwin Fuller of Mesa. MT
 and Mrs. Lyman Peters, Miss Hider- garde Hubbard. Miss Naomi Griffin,
 Miss Emily Brownbeck, Miss Rather
 inc kennan, Miss McComas, Miss Helen
 Brownbeck, Miss Ruth Griffen, Miss Blanche Oster, Miss Sedie Myers, Miss | Dickson, L. $. Byron, c. L. Hardy. Har- 1 ry Hurley, Fred Humphries. Robert Beardsley, A. B. Clark, Jr, H. L. Ste 1 phenson, Leon Tolleson, E. F. Ander- son, s. E. Jennings and Robert Baker Mrs. oscar Ritche was hostess | of the Priscilla club on Wednesday l afternoon. Besides the members | there were present Mrs. A H Law | renee. Mrs. NJ. A Ireine Mrs Anna l Louise Sharpe. Miss Edna Day and
 Miss Hazel Stewart Mrs A E. . Stewart will entertain the club on
 the second of April l . The second concert of the Singers club will take place Monday evening at the Woman's club. The initial affair was a decided success and there is every reason to believe that l tomorrOW's event will eclipse the former one in brilliancy The new ness" has worn off and the addi- tional months of rehearsals have not 1 been wasted. The program is de- 1 lightful. The soloist is to be Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, who does not have to share her popularity as a singer with any one This is the first time and possibly the only time she will sing this season. Dancing will begin promptly at ten o'clock.
 David Goldberg returned Wednes | 1a Mr berg had intended making but a brief visit but d serious illness, from which he has completely recovered. neces- sitated his remaining on the coast ! several weeks
 The many friends of Miss Louise
 Murphy will be glad to learn of her improvement in health from q recent severe illness.
 The J. w Doris are moving this week from their West Jefferson street residence to their country
 place on North Seventh avenue. ltt l is one of the handSomcst homes Tn the state and the many acres that surround it are being most attroctire- lv laid out. The spacious living
 rooms are well adapted to entertain 1 ing. and MT and Mrs. Doris and
 their charming daughters. Miss Ruth Doris and Miss Rcma Doris. who
 have the reputation for being most 1 hospitable, will undoubtedly give some delightful affairs
 MT. and Mrs. Morris GoidWater
 of Prescott. passed the early part of
 the week in town. In honor of Mrs l Goldwater. Mrs. Harry Tritle gave an
 informal tea at the Country club Tuesday afternoon. her guests being
 Mrs. II. D. Ross, Mrs. Aaron Gold berg. Mrs Barry Goldwater, Mrs C. 0. Ellis of Douglas. Mrs. David Goldberg. Mrs Sidney J Ross, Mrs
 Homer King and Miss Elizabeth 1 Go,dWater
 Many society folk motored to the
 south side last evening to the Yaqui
 dances A picnic supper at Hlero | syphic canyon preceded the Vlslt u
 the Indian village. Among those Who were asked to join the party were
 Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury, MT. and Mrs Homer King, MT. and Mrs. | Laurence Holden. MT. ana MrS- d. F.
 Rowlands, MT. and Mrs. Joe Green Mir. and Mrs Harry R. Trltie, MT
 and Mrs. Winsor Day. MT. and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, Mrs Foster H. ROCK
 well. MT. and Mrs. Charles McArthur, i MT. and Mrs Clay Parker, MT ana
 Mrs. Paul Edwin Fuller, Mrs. Robert
 Wallace Craig, Mrs. J. C. Adalhs'
 Miss Ruth Answorth, Miss Selma
 Goldberg, Miss Rose Bell Goldmah'
 William Dumont, Justus Goeoei,
 kieth Pickren. George Morse, l. de
 R. Miller. Arthur Ainsworth, Wiiilam
 Ii. McCord and Stephen Goodman.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Munger or North Central avenue, were hosts ol the Eniw club Tuesday evening. Mrs.
 George Lutgerdng and Clay Parker made the highest auction scores MT
 and Mrs. Edwin Malcolm Hull, MISS
 Elsie Munger and Miss Hildergarde
 Hubbard were the guests of honor. |
 Mrs. w P. Sears had luncheon , of twelve covers on "Wednesday.