Arizona republican., 1904-02-14
About Phoenix People

Lent is at hand. and after a busy season it .is always welcomed. During he coming weeks there will be a luil i'm the social world, with only the most informal gatherings. There is time 1o plan Easter costumes and discuss past events. It does not mean, how ever. that the festivities of the season .s have ceased. as there are always al ? number of affairs in the early spring. Mrs c. w. Vickers will give the finale before the Lenten season, Tuesday af- ternoon. and it promises to be a cham ing affair.
 Wednesday evening delightful event 3 occurred when Miss ConneI entertained iu honor of her guest, Miss Mccoy. Master Minor Downey opened the door for the guests and Miss Helen Ely as- sisted in keeping the scores. The game Q for the evening was finch Miss Mo D Coy and Miss Hauxhurst cutting for the prize the former winning; Judge Thomas and Mr Cassou cutting. and Q the latter winning, after which there vaS dainty menu served. The dining a.,.,m was aTtistically decorated in red H.1h red crepe covering for the table s.,l red shaded candelabra. The place caf{S were tiny he1rt-Shaped Valen- tines Those present were: Miss Me Coy Miss Kimball. Miss Bailey. Miss Graham. Miss HauXhurst. Miss Marsh, Miss WnHscroft. Judge Thomas Mr. Joe. Cassou.. Mr. P. F. Fuller MT. w. ". Jones' Mr. Claude Berryman. MT. Charles De NCy. MT. Her bert Scott. and AI II. NJ. Galliver.
 Mrs Charles Akers entertained yes- terday afternoon with cards. This was the last of the series of parties, given by Miss Akers and was another cham ing success. Mrs. Oberfelder and Mrs. Tritle assisted. The game for the af- ternoon was hearts after which delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Henry George received the first prize, Miss Hancock the second, Mrs. Lentz third end Mrs. Leitch the consolation prize. The invited guests were: Mrs. William Ientz. Mrs. Sarah c. Evans, Mrs. Jos. KiDbey, Mrs. q. w. Vickers, Mrs. J. II. NcClintock. Mrs. Jessop Mrs. Walter Bennett. Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Clarke Churchill. Mrs. Emil Gang, Mrs. Chalmers. Mrs. w. C. Barnes, Mrs. Leonard. Mrs James WaldOn. Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth. Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. T. w Pemberton, Mrs. Henry George Mrs. Frank Cox. Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander Mrs Beverly Cox, Mrs. \. ~. Baker. Mrs. Hugh Price. Mrs. H. H. NcNeiI. Mrs NJ. Jacobs. Mrs. Kendall, Mrs w. C. Foster. Mrs. Louis Mel czer. Mrs Irving Andrews, Mrs. C. P. Ieitch Mrs Schriver. Mrs, Pinney Mrs. Penick Mrs. J. NJ. Kendrick. Mrs Pfckrell Mrs. J. w. Doris, Mrs DuYkay. Mrs. M. H. Williams, Mrs. Svetnam. Miss Christy, Miss Mccoy Mics CCuneu. Miss KimbaH. Miss Sal lie Jacobs. Miss Bailey, Miss Aims worth Hiss Newby, Miss Hancock, Miss Goldman. Miss Corinne Chamber Iain Miss WiHiscroft. Miss Baker, Miss Williams. Miss King and Miss Sharkey.
 Mrs. Clarke Churchill is ill at her home on east Monroe street.
 Miss Zelma Bailey will entertain the Card club one week from Tuesday at her home on y est Van Buren Street.
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 1lr. and Mrs. Irving Andrews enter tained Wednesday evening at their home in the Capitol addition. The game for the evening was finch; Mrs. Depew receiving the first prize and Dr. Norton the second prize. The tally cards were dainty souvenirs. Delicious refreshments were served. Those pres eut were. pr. and Mrs. William Lentz, MT. and Mrs. Harry Tritle, MT. and Mrs. Harry Heap, MT. and Mrs. w. C. Foster. MT and Mrs. A. c. Hulett, MT. and Mrs Blystone. MT. and Mrs. ". C. Barnes. MT. and Mrs. George Cook, Mir. and Mrs. Davidson, MT. and Mrs. Depew, pr and Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Renau. Miss Sargent, MT. R. F.. Ingles and MT. H. A Diehl.
 Mrs. Alexander O. Brodie left last week fer Prescott where she will re- main until the latter part of this week.
 Miss Sargent who has been visiting in the city will probably leave Thurs