Arizona republican., 1905-01-08
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About Phoenix People

Monday at the Country club was the most enjoyable of any open house af- ternoon in the history of the club. The hosts were: MT. Garrett Ryan, Mir. E. w. Lewis, Judge Ainsworth, Mir. s. c. Dunlap. Mr. Frank Bennett, MT. Aaron Goldberg, MT. Roy Good rich, MT. Ward Hughes, MT. Phelps Gilmore, MT. Lee Landis, MT. W. J. Kingsbury and MT. Paul Brizard. There was q large attendance of mem bers and a number of guests. Dur ing the afternoon there was a golf tournament. The players were: Mrs. Fl. l. Latham, Mrs. F. w. Lewis. Mrs. w. B. Cleary, Miss Ainsworth, Miss Baker, Miss Hauxhurst and Miss Ruthroth. The first prize was award ed Mrs H. I. Latham and Mrs. E. w. Lewis received the second prize.
 One of the most pleasant bridge whist clubs of the year and which promises to be most enjoyable, has just been organized by Mrs. J. M. Jamison the past week. The club will meet Wednesday morning at the Hotel Adams and scores will be kept during the season at the end of which there will be two prizes for the high
 
 the club is to have a substitute so there will never be an odd number to play. The members are: Mrs. Charles Akers, Mrs. w. K. James. Mrs. Wm. Lentz, Mrs. Isaac T. Stod- dard Mrs. Sarah c. Evans. Mrs. Jos. H. Kibbey Mrs. Garrett Ryan. Mrs. Harry Tritle Mrs. James AIcClintOck. Mrs. George M. Walker. Mrs. $. Ob| erfelder and Mrs. J. M. Jamison.
 
 Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth and Miss Syl- via Ainsworth served at the Country club yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs Sarah Gertrude Evans enter tained the Five Hundred club Wednes- day evening. Mrs. Charles AIIers re- ceived the ladies prize, MT. Ryan the gentlemen's and MT. s. Oberfelder was awarded the lone hand prize. The guests of the club were: Mrs. Charles Goldman. Mrs. F. P. Brewer and MT. H. P. AnewaIt.
 Mir and Mrs Shirley Christy enter tained Thursday evening in honor of Miss Laird with a Salmagundi party Poinsettas were used in the decora- tions. At the different tables whist hearts, jackstraws and guessing games were played. Miss Gillum re- ceived the ladies' prize, Mir. Joseph Cassou the gentlemen's and MT. Frank Cleary was awarded the consolation prize. Mrs Harry Creighton and Miss Grace Andrews assisted. The guests present were: Miss Laird. Miss Gil lum, Miss Butterfield. Miss Henry. Miss Baker Miss Whalen, Miss Bry- ant, Miss Kendrick Miss Ellis, Miss Carrie Christy, Miss Garrett, Miss Barnes, Miss Phelps, Miss Sadie Mich olson, Miss HauxhUrst. Miss Aims worth, Miss George, Miss Vaughn. Miss Pearson, MT Joseph Cassou, MT. s. c. Dunlap. MT. Vernon Clarke. Capt. Crenshaw, Mir. John Neylan, Mir. F. Cleary, Mir. John Wilson, Mir. Harry Galliver, Mir. Paul Brizard, MT. George Lutgerding. MT. Paul Ingles. MT. George Kirkland, Mir. Ned Creigh- ton. MT. Frank Bennett. MT. Karl Cochems, MT. Henry Brizard. Mir. F.. B. Knox and MT. Malcolm Gillett.
 Mrs. Shelby Cullom entertained in her usual charming manner at tea on Wednesday in honor of Miss Kate Christy. During the afternoon there was music and jolly pleasant time. The guests were: Mrs. Garrett Ky an, Mrs. Charles Akers Mrs. Harry Tritle, Mrs. W. B. Cleary. Miss Aims worth, Mrs. F. w. Lewis, Mrs. Vim. Lentz and Miss Christy.
 
 Tuesday Mrs. George Luhrs enter tained. The parlors were prettily dec orated in carnations and roses while the tables where the guests were seat ed during refreshments were beauti- fully decorated in yellow and white Hearts was the game for the afternoon in which Mrs Thalheimer received the first prize. Mrs F. Luke the second, Mrs. Dennis the third and Mrs. Chas Luke was given the "booby" There was dainty menu served. The guests present were: Mrs. W. ". Hubbard, Mrs. Eugene Brown, Mrs. Joseph ThaIheimer. Mrs. John T. Dennis, Mrs F. Dummell. Mrs. Frank Luke, Mrs Charles A. Luke, Mrs. Toney. Mrs. Andre and Mrs. .Khars.
 Friday afternoon Mrs. M. Rosen- berg gave one of her delightful after noons in honor of Mrs. A. J. Bradley of San Diego, who is visiting in the city. Dutch whist was the game i'll