Arizona republican., 1905-04-02
About Phoenix People

Dr. and Mrs. HOlbrOok celebrated their wedding anniversary Monday ev- ening. Roses were placed everywhere. In the game of five hundred Mrs. Swetnam. Mrs. McClintock and MT. John Aitken received prizes.
 Invitations have beer received from MT. and Mrs. w. H. HolIenbeck of Fresno. Cal, to the marriage of their daughter. Leona Mae to MT. John Ed ward White. MT. White is brother of Mrs. T. E. Irvine of this city.
 Friday evening Judge and Mrs J. M. Jamison entertained with bridge The guests were: Judge and Mrs. Norris, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Lentz. Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. Sarah G. Evans, Mrs. Wm. McCaulley, Miss Brenan. Judge Sloan, MT. E. r. Dunlevy and Judge Doan.
 Friday afternoon Mrs. M. Rosenberg entertained informally with a coffee ;Slatch. In the game of cards Mrs. the guessing game of sewing necessi- ties Mrs Wm. Meyers, Mrs. Toney and Mrs. Sweeney received prizes.
 Miss Goldman has been quite i'll with rheumatism but is now convales- cing.
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. George Luhrs entertained with a fancy dress party. The decorations throughout were green and white. The guests were seated at the tables which were set under the chandeliers, from which narrow festoons of white crepe paper were suspended to the tables. The center pieces were asparagus ferns and white Iris The game of the afternoon was an auction of famous works of art. Mrs. Luhrs wore a costume of green and white, while Miss Grace Hubbard. Miss Emma Thalheimer, Miss Anna Luke, Miss Eva Luke Miss Ella Luhrs and Miss Emma Luhrs, who as sisted, wore white gowns with tiny green aprons and caps. Mrs. ThaI- heimer received the prize for the pret- tiest costume and Mrs. M. Rosenberg was awarded the prize for the most amusing makeup. The guests were: Mrs. George Vickers, Mrs. James Swetnam, Mrs. Joseph Thalheimer Mrs. Dummel. Mrs. Frank Luke, Mrs Charles Luke. Mrs. Raymond Toohey. Mrs. L. c. Toney. Mrs. w. w. Hib- bard, Mrs. R. Goldstein. Mrs. NJ Ros- enberg. Mrs. Louis NIelczer, Mrs Ma than Diamond, Mrs. Novinger Mrs Edward Elsie Mrs. Harrison. Mrs William Mayors, Mrs. McCarty. Mrs McMannus. Mrs. Alfred Becker. Mrs. Liebenow. Mrs. John T. Dennis. Mrs Robert Andre. Mrs. Kahrs. Mrs Hol- brook, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. J. J. Sweeney. Mrs. Alexander Rheinstein. Mrs. Will liam Lount, Mrs. NJ. Jacobs. Mrs. Ew- ings. Mrs. George Merryman. Mrs. Ot- to Plath and Miss Cohn.
 Miss Herzog daughter of MT. and Mrs. NJ. Herzog of San Francisco. whose engagement to MT. 4. Levi has been announced will receive the ninth of this month at the home of her sis ter. Mrs. H. Luchtenstein. at the Fl CarmellO on Washington and Van Ness streets. San Francisco. Miss Herzog spent part of the winter in Phoenix. the guest of her sister, Mrs Alex Rheinstein, and formed many friends during her sojourn here.
 
 Judge and Mrs. T. G. Norris left this morning for Prescott. having visited in the city the latter part of the past week.
 Thursday afternoon there was 9 pleasant surprise party on Mrs. Wnl. Mayors and Mrs. c. II. McMannus at the home of Mrs. Mayors on West Monroe street and Second avenue. Five hundred was the game for the afternoon in which Mrs. Chas. Tweed, Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Champagne re- ceived prizes. The guests were: Mrs. Alex Rheinstein. Mrs. Louis Melczer, Mrs. Toney. Mrs. Champagne, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Charles Tweed, Mrs. ThOde, Mrs. R. ToOhey, Mrs. c. A.