Arizona republican., 1904-05-01
About Phoenix People

member-and mindful of the Chinese custom which provides that the cele- | brant give instead of receive the gifts she went with the necessary imple-
 ments. And after the feast of reason and flew of soul' took fiash-light pie lures of the party, and pictures they
 are, such as never were seen on land
 or sea, a copy of which will be pre- sented to each of the participants.
 The company dispersed at a late hour, agreeing to repeat, at an early
 date, the delightful evening.
 The fortunate maids in attendance were Sp!nster Harvey. Spinster Chin gren, Spinster Kendrick, Spinsts' flaw ley, Spinster Stewart, Spinster Hamil-
 ton. Spinster Pullen. Spinster Elliot, 1 Spinster Tweed, Spinster Peck, Spin ster Brunson and Spinster Ellis.
 Mrs. W. r. Nichols entertained with cards Wednesday afternoon in honor of her guest, Mrs. H. A. Morgan, of Will cox. The game for the afternoon wa five hundred. Mrs. Blystone received the first prize and Mrs. Masten the second. Mrs. Walter Bennett w6s | awarded the lone hand prize. while Miss Johnson won the first consolation | prize and Mrs. Hamilton the second
 Mrs. Nichols is charming woman and delightful hostess. She wore a gown of dm.ry anC lace. Mrs. Morgan's gown was beautiful white si null
 with blue trimmings. After the game | refreshments were served. The invited guests were: Mrs. Harry Heor, Mrs.
 l.. C. Masten, Mrs. s. Oberfelde-, Mr-.
 Isaac T. Stoddard, Mrs. C. H. Akers. Mrs. A. c. Baker, Mrs. Harry Trit c,
 Mrs. Pickrell. Mrs. Kent. Mrs. Frank | Cox, Mrs. William Lentz, Mrs. William i Pinney, Mrs. George Ccok, Mrs. J. w. | Doris, Mrs. Webster Street, Ms. Gar ret Ryan, Mrs. Jessop, Mrs. E. J. B IT,
 nit, Mrs. George w. Nickers, Mrs. C.. | r. Ainstworth, Mrs. James McCl!n'ock, Mrs. Kendall. Mrs. J. M. Kendrick, Mrs. Frank Ainsworth. Mrs. Irving An drews, Mrs. Charles Taylcr, Mrs. c. H. Davidson, Mrs. Sara Murphy. Mrs. Viv- ian P. Hamilton. Mrs. C. D. Doris. Mrs. Kirkland. Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. H. H. McNeil, Mrs. Cravens, Mrs. Henry | George, Mrs George Smalley, Mrs. Bagby, Mrs. Downing, Mrs. G. N. Gage, Mrs. J. w. Kingsbury, Mrs. Joseph H. i I<ibbey, Mrs. Caroline Kibbey Mrs
  James Creighton, Mrs. Harry Creigh- ton, Mra. Shirley Christy. Mrs. Wins1r, Mrs. Charlas Goldman, Mrs. Durkea. Mrs. J. l.. B, Alexander. Mrs. F. B. l Wilkinson. Mrs Frank Smith. Mrs. Pemberton, Mrs. J. C. Herndon, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. A. O. Brodie. Mrs. Me Clung. Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. w. C. Barnes, Mrs. Deity, Mrs. Giles, Mrs. Harriet w. Craig, Mrs. Emil Gang, Mrs. Fickas, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. w. Fl. Stilwell Mrs. M. O. B.ck1elI, Mrs. l.. H. Chalmers, Mrs. Walter Tll- bot, Mrs. B. A. Fowler, Mrs. H. c. Pen 1 ick, Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. S}rl q. Evans. Mrs. w. C. Foster, Mrs. Cor ton, Mrs. J. Elliott Walker. Ms. J. NJ. Jamison, Mrs. Blystone, Mrs w. l.
 Murphy, Mrs. George w. Walker Mrs. | H. F.. Stroud, Mrs. J. M. Aitken, Mrs Frank King, Mrs. Swetncm Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Mrs. McC,atchie, Mrs. Yea ger, Mrs. E. w. Lewis, Mrs. w E. l Cleary, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Conne.l, M g.
 Sims Ely. Mrs. J. F. Bark, Mrs. SWe en- eY, Mrs. w k. James, MrS. Bever.y
 Cox. Mrs. H. St. Clair, Mrs. Norton, 1 Mrs. N. A. MOrfOrd, Miss Sallie G. Ja . cobs, Miss Gilmer, Miss Kate Christy. ! Miss Johnson, Miss Mary Johnson, Miss i Peck, Miss Kelly, Miss Grace Andrews,
 Miss Halsey, Miss Hettie Halsey auJ Miss Gertrude Willjscroft.
 Friday afternoon Mrs. John NJ Ait i ken enter't tained with q lawn tea at the corner of Adams and Sixth streets. Mrs. Aitllen was assisted by Mrs. Jos eph H. ! Kibbey. Mrs. W. L. Finney. Mrs. J. M. . SNNetDau1 Mrs R r HOlhTO1k Mrs
 Margaret Jones, Mrs. Frank King, Mrs. Warren Davis. Miss SaIlie Gertrude Ja-
 cobs, Miss Caroline Cornell, Miss Ger trude Williscroft, Miss Louise SYtt-
 man, little Miss Vita King and Ma
 garet Jones. The lawn was beautiful
 and well shaded. In ore cornec of the
 porch was a Wickiup where the fortune | teller told the romances in the lives
 of the guests In a vine clad summer house. from the top of which was suS-
 pended a huge Japarese un1b h.
 punch was served. The guests w re
 served with refreshments from tablA=
 on the lawn. The Tucson Crchesua
 added greatly to the afternoons Fl a.
 sure by numerous selections. Tnerc
 were numerous beautiful gowns. Mr3 Aitken and these assisting in Ie civ ing were gowned in wtite. Ms. DaNi;
 wore a champagne coored lace gown. 1 Mrs. Kings gown was of tan Voile with lace trimmings. Miss Connell wore a black and white silk with lace and Miss
 Sallie Jacobs gown was Of wh te Per
 sian lawn with embroidery and lac trimmings. The guests invited were: | - - -