Arizona republican., 1903-11-29
About Phoenix People

tlOn 10 the IeacneTS lueSudy dIleTHOou from four to five o'clock in the club rooms on Second avenue. l
 AIr. and Mrs. J. M. Aitken entertain ed at dinner Thursday at their home on East Adams street. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell, Mrs. D. J. Jones and Mrs. Warren Davis.
 
 Prof and Mrs. J. D. Loper. of Mesa, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Aitken of the city last Friday. remain ing over to attend the Knights of Pyth- ias social.
 pr. and Mrs. w. w. Hubbard enter tained at dinner Thursday evening at their home on Second avenue.
 Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander entertained at dinner Thanksgiving at her home on West Adams street. The guests wera Governor Brodie. Judge Baker, Dr. Dodsworth, Miss Dodsworth, Miss Ma rie Baker. Robert Baker and Alex ander Baker.
 The masque ball at Tempe Thursday evening was another of Tempe's pleas ant hops enjoyed by a number of Phoenix people.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Hurley enter tained at dinner Thursday at their home on Mckinley and Third street. The dining room was prettily decorat- ed in American flags and beauty roses. After dinner Miss Mae Hurley and Miss Hettie Hurley rendered several piano solos while Miss Lynch and Miss Mcfarland gave q number of vocal selections. Theguests were: MT. and Mrs. P. T. Hurley and children. MT. and Mrs. J. B Long and children, MT. and Mrs. J. C. Casey and children, MT. and Mrs. c. c. Hurley and children Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Hackett, MT. G. F. Mcfarland, Miss Lynch. MT. Charles Dayton and MT. Frank Gurley-
 
 The invitations are out for an at home to be given by Mrs. Mills Kendricll and Mrs. ". H. Robinson at Mrs. Hendricks home on north Second avenue Deoember ,. l The N. e. A. club are working hard to make the fair given by them foc the north Methodist church a success. Twelve young ladies are members of this club.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Andrews left Tuesday fer Wickenburg. overland by automobile to spend Thanksgiving with MT and Mrs. Murray, Mrs. An drews' parents.
 | Miss Marsh and Miss Smith gave a delightful chafing dish party Thurs day evening at their home on north Fourth avenue They hope coal has not dropr ed so low but what they can have cb esnut roast in the near future. 
 The Misses Petit gave another of their charming dinner parties Thurs day eyer ing to a favored few at their reside nee in the Capitol addition.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Bowers formerly of PFpeniX, who have resided in Spok- ane the past year, arrived this morning to pend the winter with M. and Mrs. A. IE. HenshaH and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Crouch.
 Miss Zelma Bailey will return the thirteenth of December. She was eX- nected home the past week but decided DO visit friends and relatives in Texas. Miss Chamberlain entertained at dinner Thanksgiving at her home on North Central avenue. The guests were Miss SeemaH, Miss Todd. Mr Funk, MT. T. J. Pres colt and MT. Cros- by.
  jolly tallyho pGTty Thanksgiving { day, which visited Tempe, then the 1 Hole-in-the-Rock, where a bountiful 1 dinner was partaken of. was composed of Mr. and Mrs. c. D. DoTris. Mr.sand Mrs. Benjamin Vermillion, MT. and Mrs. C. A. Massie, MT. and Mrs. Lyons 1 Detroit. Mich.. MT. and Mn s. Morrison l Miss Selma Babel Miss Eiaine Nee. han Mir Shirley. of Chicago, Mir. John L. Srivey, Dayton, Ohio, and MT 1 George Jay, of Benson, Ariz. |
 MT L. H. Landis leaves Friday fol Kansas City, where he will spend a week or ten days.
 Mr. George Jay, of Benson. Ariz.. whc spent. Thanksgiving in the city, returns tonight.
 | The Woman's club this week was | unU sually interesting as reports were ! made on the Women's Federation. | MT and Mrs. Ernest Ford returned l last week from New York and have | taken the Snead residence on wes. l Jefferson street
 | Mrs. R. F.. Holorook will give a fai' | the first week in December. at hel ] home in the IrviT.e block. She ha. many beautiful embroidered pieces il I cushions, stocks and doylies. 1 Invitations are out for a hop to bC 3given Wednesday evening by the La Heres club in Padget hall. The Episcopal church Thanksgiving market was 9, success in a financial way as well as socially. [ Friday evening in the Christian church parlors, Superintendent T. T | Powers gave an old fashion candy y-pul ! 10 those who took part in the rally day exercises.