Arizona republican., 1903-12-13
About Phoenix People

Friday evening the Country club
gave it's monthly cotillion at the club
house on the Yuma road. There were
a number of guests as well as club
members in attendance. Those pres
cnt were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Cleary,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Andrews, Mrs.
Webster Strub, Mrs. Joseph Wiskham,
Mrs. Williamson, Miss Whalen, Miss
Flowers, Miss Chersty, Miss Aims
worth. Miss HauXhurst, Miss Mckee,
Miss Nuby, Miss Swan, Miss Elliot,
Miss Hall, Mr.. S. NJ. Cullen, Mr..
Ward, Hughes, Mr.. Hugh Creighton,
Mr.. Funk, Mr.. Hart. Mr. George Kirk
land, Mr Malcolm Gillette, Mr.. Fred
Gross, Mr.. Joe Casson, Mr.. Mcdonald,
Mr.. Paul Brizard. Mr.. John Neylan,
Mr.. II. NJ. Galliver, Mr.. Frank Bennett,
Mr.. Gilmore, Mr.. Dunlap and Mr.. H. J.
Latham.
Friday afternoon Mrs c. II. Akers
gave the first of series of afternoons,
that she will give this winter at her
home on North Central avenue. The
game for the afternoon was seven
hand euchre. Mrs. Leo Goldman was
awarded the first prize, while Mrs L.
G. Masten received the BOBBY" The
place cards were very striking and
clever water colors of q small dog
You Kerr" a dainty menu was
served after the game. The
guests were: Mrs. Garrett Ryan
Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. JOS
eph Wickham. Mrs. ]. Webster Strub
Mrs. Leo. Goldman, Mrs. Harry Tritle
Mrs. ]. NJ. Jamison. Mrs. David Gold
berg. Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, Mrs. Simon
u L
&. Masten. Mrs. Charles Goldman and
Mrs. E. J. Carpenter.
Mrs. Simon Oberfelder entertained
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. L.
G. Masten, at her home on North Cen
trail avenue. The reception hall was
beautifully decorated with La France
roses while the parlors were in Amer
lean beauty roses. Euchre was the
game. Mrs. Webster Street received
the first prize, a beautiful wrought-iron
hanging lamp; Mrs. Charles Goldman
the second, a blow silver atomizer
while Mrs. E. ]. Bennitt was awarded
the. consolation prize, ;ln emary straw
berry. AS the guests entered the din
ing room where a delightful menu WIS
served, Mr.. L. c. Masten was present.
ed as a surprise. The invited guests
were: Mrs. l. c. Masten. Mrs. Leo
Goldman. Mrs. Joseph Wickh nm, Mrs
Webster Street, Mrs. i. H. Ahers. Mrs
Charles Goldman. Mrs. Sarah Evans.
Mrs. F. ]. Bennitt, Mrs. Aaron Go.d-
trl E, Mrs. 7. w. Pemberton, Mrs. Dav-
it, Goldberg, Mrs. Garrett Ryan Mrs
/ Z. StOddard and Hiss Goldman.
Tuesday evening there vas a driving
parry TO Tempe, whe e they had Gin
Tor at the Casa Iona. The party COM
prised Miss Nuby. Miss Ainsworth
Miss Gilmer. Mr.. Gordon Tweed. Mr.
II. 1. Latham and Mr.. w. F. Dodge.
Hiss Caroline Connall went 20 Simi
from Los Angeles last week and is Wis
iting Miss Mccoy. She will return to
Los Angeles the latter part of this
week accompanied by Miss Mccoy,
where they will visit before coming to
Phoenix in time for Christmas holi-
days.
Mrs. Louis Melczer entertained Tues
day afternoon at her home on
North Center sctreet in honor
of Miss RosenthaH of Chicago,
assisted by Mrs. H. Goodman,
me afternoon was an Indian and
Mexican affair, souvenir cards were
given each guest with the request to
write poetry. Mrs. A. Rheinstein COM
posed the best Jingle and received the
first prize, an Indian basket. Mrs
Aurbach was awarded the second
prize. an Apache burden basket, while
Mrs. Rosenberg won the "booby," a
pair of mocc asins. The menu was
-, nj
guests were Miss Rohenthal, Mrs. NJ
Rosenberg, Mrs. Charles Luke, Mrs. NJ
Jacobs, Mrs. Aurbach, Mrs. A Cohn
Mrs. Charles Levi, Mrs. Nathan Dia-
mOnd, Mrs. J. Thalheimer. Mrs. Dunn
mel. Mrs. George II. n. Luhrs, Mrs
Frank Luke, Mrs. a. Rheinsteiu, Mrs
John Dennis, Mrs. r. Goldstein, Mrs
.. E. Plath, Mrs. Lee Perkins, Mrs.
Redman Toohey and Miss Smith.