Arizona republican., 1904-01-03
About Phoenix People

The second hop Of the series of six
to be given by the Maricopa Club this
season was held New Years eve, and
was another of the Clubs pleasant
affairs for which it is notable. The
dancing was in the dining hall of the
Hotel Adams, while punch was served
in the reception room. There was a
large attendance and many beautiful
gowns in evidence.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
w 3. Cleary. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Akers, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg,
Judge and Mrs. G. F. AinsWCrth, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest w. Lewis. DR.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lentz. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs Frank Aims
worth. Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Thayer, Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Chamberlain, Mrs. Williamson. Mrs.
Wickham, Miss KimbaIl, Miss Connell,
Miss George, Miss Gilmer Miss Han
cock, Miss Williscroft, Miss Haux-
hurst, Miss Flowers. Miss Mccoy, Miss
Louise Vaughn, Miss Ainsworth. Miss
Bryant, Miss Cullom. Miss Chamber
lain, Miss Brown, Miss Orme and Miss
Vaughn, Mr.. O. p. Morton, Mr.. Joe
CassOu. Mr.. II. NJ. Galliver, Mr.. Fred
erick Gross, MI. Gordon Tweed. MI
D. I.
Malcolm Gillett. MI Paul Brizzard.
Mr.. DCnald Mcqueen, Mr.. Phelps Gill
more. Mr.. P. E. Fuller. Mr.. w. W
Jones. Mr.. J. B. Bethune, Mr.. John
Neylan, Mr.. w. F. Dodge, Mr.. Henry
George, Mr.. Mckee, Mr.. Hugh Creigh-
ton Mr.. r. L. Mcdonald, Mr.. Arthur
AinswCrth, Mr. T. J. Prescott, Mr..
Vernon Clarke, Mr.. Herbert Scott and
Mr.. John Mcintyre
Judge and Mrs. ". =. Nichols held
open house New Years day at their
home on East Adams street. The par
lCrs were beautifully decorated with
potted ferns, palms, lilies and gar
lands of evergreen. Miss Mable Han
cock assisted Mrs. Nichols, while Miss
Butterfield, Mrs. Nichols daughter
presided over the egg-nog. Mrs. Mich
OILS gown was of white crepe de chene,
with trimmings of lace madallions
Miss Hancock wore n blue crepe de
chene, while Miss Butterffeld was
charming in a gown OF soft white silk
with deep lace circular collar During
the afternoon there. were over two
hundred callers.
Wednesday Mrs. James H McCHn-
took gave a luncheon in honor Ct Miss
kathryn Daily OF the Tempe Normal
at her home 800 East Washington
street. The dining DOM was in pink:
pink portiCTs and draperies at the
windows C crepe paper, tied with i'm
merse bows of the same. The table
was spread with the crepe paper. the
edge being finished with ruchings of
the same. The almonds. olives and
fIower-shaped boxes, while the table
was streWn with the most beautiful of
O'-staliZed rose metals rhe center
piece was an immense .IhristInas cake
lighted with tiny pink candles. MAX
ing the inscription Of Merry Christ
mas" The place cards We're with the
tiny black cat. these being used as
talies in a game Of Finch. Miss
Comp won the first prize, while Miss
Mccoy was awarded the consolation
prize. The invited guests were Mrs.
Harry Tritle, Mrs. Irving Andrews,
Mrs. Harry Creighton. Mrs Wilkinson,
Mrs. Frank Ainsworth, Miss Andrews,
Miss Mccoy, Miss Cornell. Miss Aims
worth, Miss Jacobs. Miss SalHe Jacobs.
Miss Perley. Miss Goldman, Miss Ken
drick. Miss Butterfield, Miss Gilmer
and Miss Camp.
Tuesday afternoon the Literary club
met at the home of Miss Sallie Jacobs
on East Monroe street. The subject
for discussion was Shakespeare" af-
ter which Mr.. Q. =. Merton gave an
interesting discourse en- Shakespeare,
and the customs C the city Of London
during the latter part of the sixteenth
and the first of the seventeenth CEN
turtles. Delicious refreshments were
served. Those present were Miss Nc
Coy, Miss Cornell, Miss Butterfeld,
Miss Bryant, Miss Clarke, Miss Sallie
Clarke, Miss George and Miss Willis
croft.
The many friends of MIS-. c II
Walters will be pleased to know that
she is convalescing after d serious 49,
ness.