Arizona republican., 1913-01-05

Bailey and Lee Perkins which took place in Globe on New Years day.
 MT and Mrs. Sidney Charles Gold man will leave tomorrow for New York where they will pass two months. On their return to the west they will 50 directly to Los Angeles where they will make their home The departure of two such popular young folk will be greatly regretted Mrs. Goldman came to Phoenix from California a year ago and immedi- ately on her arrival was favorite in the smart set Equally well liked is MT. Goldman. Belonging to a family of prominence, by his own ability and personality he has gained an enviable position in the business and social world
 In the green room of Donofrio's in attractive setting of holiday decOra- tiOn Colin Bury, gave an artistically appointed dinner the first day of the year The floral arrangement of the table in contrast to the profusion of greenery and holly that hung the walls. was eXquisitely dainty. Ferns intermingled with viOlets and rose buds formed the center piece and floral faVOrs marked the places. MT Bury's guests Were MT. and Mrs. A. P. Harrington and Miss Helen Boyle
 Following it's usual custom the Adams Hotel kept open house to watch the departing of the old year. The unconventional dances of fair week were dull in comparison to the hilarity of New Years eve Among those who participated in the rag" were Mr. and Mrs Harry Jones' Mir and Mrs. J. c Adams, MT. and Mrs. WinsOr Day, Mir and Mrs. Foster Rockwell, MT. and Mrs Paul Edwin Fuller of Mesa. Mir. and Mrs. c H. Akers. MT. and Mrs. Mark Dunbar. Mir. and Mrs. John Page, MT. and Mrs. J E. ROwlands. MT and Mrs. R. A. Kirk, Secretary of State and Mrs Sidney P. osborn, Mir. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen of Mesa, Mir. and Mrs Edward Shaw, MT. and Mrs. Homer iKng, MT and Mrs Harry Kay. Attorney General and Mrs. Geo. Purdy Bullard, MT and Mrs. w J. Kingsbury, MT and Mrs. Harry R Tritle. MT. and Mrs A R. Cater, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig, Miss Mabel Fenn, Miss Alma osborn. Miss Norma Sweeney, Miss Emily Brownback, Miss Helen BrOWnback. Miss Marion Macdonald Miss Helen Macdonald. Bert Clingan, Eugene Goldman, Alexander Baker. Leon Ja- cobs. Justus GOebel. Newton Levy, Curtis Clark, Robert Baker. Laurence Clark Sylvan Gang and Donald Green.
 Mr and Mrs Mccall of 760 East Pierce street. gave a dinner Thurs day evening in celebration of the birthday of Mir Mccall The table was decorated in ferns and violets and covers were laids for MT and Mrs. " A Thompson. MT. and Mrs, L. W Greer, Mrs. Van Ingraham of Republic, Mo, Miss Thelma Greer, Miss Beatrice Greer and James Me Call.
 Mir. and Mrs V A. Thompson of 416 East Van Buren street have as guest, Mrs Van Ingraham of Repub- lie, Mo.
 Mir and Mrs Mover Green and Mrs B H. Green of Long Beech, have taken the Goodman country place near Peoria, for the remainder of the season.
 In honor of their father, Colonel L. H. Morgan, Miss Anna Lee Morgan Miss Ida Mae Morgan and Miss Josie Morgan gave q watch party at their residence 372 North Second Avenue The house was beautifully decorated in red and green, the color scheme being artistically carried out in festoons of evergreen, bells and poinscettas The guest list included: Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Stone. MT. and Mrs. w. A. Gordon, MT. and Mrs. NJ D Evans, MT and Mrs H. w. Round tree. Mrs. Catherine Hassemier Miss i Grayce Hassemier. Miss Cathryn Hassemier Miss Mabel Hitchns, John Hassemier and w. L. Bobo.
 
 MT. and Mrs Gustave Summerfieid Gertrude Melczer) will leave tomOr- row for Los Angeles after passing a fortnight in town the guests of the LoulS MelcZeTS Ol NoItH Cehtidi AVG They have been much feted during their brief visit and the occasions have been exceedingly enjoyable pro- viding their friends with the coveted opportunity of being with Mrs. Sum- merfield for the first time since her marriage last October as well as giv- ing them the pleasure of meeting MT. Summerfield.
 
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