Arizona republican., 1904-05-15
About Phoenix People

Tuesday Mrs. Clinton Miller entertain ed the Friday Club and the charter members at the home of Mrs. w. C. Poster on North Third street. Mrs. Miller was the founder of this club and IL has been decided pleasure to the club to have her visiting in the city this winter. The parlors were pret- tlly decorated with roses, sweet peas and potted ferns. There were two guessing games called John Barley corn and Tropical Fruits, and Trees of Arizona" In the former Mrs. H. F. Robinson received the first prize and Mrs. Walter Bennett the second. while Mrs. James and Mrs. Christy were awarded the prizes in the latter. There were delicious refreshments served. Those present were: Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. James Bark, Mrs. George Cook, Mrs. Shirley Christy, Mrs. Sims Ely, Mrs. w. C. Foster, Mrs. w. K. James, Mrs. Joseph Kibbey, Mrs. N A. Nor ford, Mrs H. F. Robinson, Mrs. Thomp- son, Mrs. Downing, Mrs. F. w. Young, Mrs. Walter Bennett Mrs Stilwell, Mrs. Pickrell, Mrs. McNeil and Miss Duke.
 Mrs. Corinne Chamberlain entertain ed the Card Club Tuesday afternoon at her home on North First avenue. The game for the afternoon was five 'hund- red. Miss Sallie Jacobs received the first prize and Mrs. Charles Taylor was awarded the lone hand prize. This was one of the pleasanest functions the club has given this winter Miss Chamberlain wore a dainty gown of white dotted Swiss with drop yoke of lace. Mrs. Akers' gown was a dainty lavender and white creation, with trim mings of Mechlin lace and point lace butterfly medalions. Mrs. Gains gown was q pretty white organdy. Mrs Charles Taylor wore a gown of tan lawn with lace trimmings. Mrs. Ham, ilton wore a pretty gown of black muil. Miss Phelps gown was black and red grenadine over white and was extreme ly attractive. Miss Bailey was charm ing in a lavender gown with lace trimmings and hand embroidered me- dalions. Miss Bryant in linen shirt waist suit was decidedly chic. Miss Connell wore a beautiful gown of black and white silk with lace trimmings. Miss Mary Walker wore a white dotted Swiss with lace. Miss Martha Gar nett was in white, the bodice of white India silk with hand embroidered me dalions of wild roses. Miss Sallie Jacobs gown was white lawn with en- broidery. Miss Leah Sole's gown was white muli with Mexican drawn trimming. Miss Caroline Christy. Miss
 Brookie George, Miss Isabella O'Hara, Miss Sophia Clarke, Miss Gillum, Miss Faye Chamberlain and Miss KimbalI were in daintywhite gowns of various materials, each with lace or embroidery and each decidedly pretty. After the
 game there were delightful refresh ments served. These present were:
 Mrs. Charles Akers, Mrs. William Cain, Mrs. Vivian Palmer Hamilton. Mrs. Charles Taylor, Miss Connell, Miss Sal lie Jacobs, Miss O'Hara, Miss George. Miss Cole, Miss Phelps, Miss Clarke. Miss Faye Chamberlain, Miss Bailey. Miss Bryant, Miss Walker, Miss Gar
 nett, Miss Caroline Christy, Miss Gil- lum, Miss Kimball and Miss Willis croft.
 Mrs. George Vickers left Tuesday for Prescott, where she was the guest of
 her niece, Mrs. Edwards, returning
 home this morning. During her visit
 she attended several elaborate social
 events.
 MT. and Mrs. Servier and daughters
 Misses Anna and Una, who have been spending the winter here, will leave Friday for Denver, Colo.
 Mrs. Clinton Miller lefet Thurs | day for her home in Omaha. Mrs. Mill
 Ter was formerly a resident of Phoenix and her many friends have enjoyed having her with them this winter. Thursday evening Miss Mansfield en- tertained informally at her home on North Third street. Music and finch
 were the amusements for the evening after which there were dainty and cool
 ing refreshments. Those present were:
 Miss Richmond, Miss Holland, Mr. M
 A, Dickson and MT. c. E. Green.
 Miss Leah Cole, of Glendale, is spend
 ing several days in town the guest of
 Miss Brookie George.
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