Arizona republican., 1906-03-04
About Phoenix People

Tuesday evening Dr. and Mrs John w. Foss entertained at cards Five hundred was the game. Mrs. T. K FL vey won the ladies' first prize. Dr. L. n. Dameron the gentlemen's first prize and Mrs. Aucil Martin the consolation prize. After the prizes were awarded, dainty refreshments were served and a most enjoyable evening ended The invited guests were; Dr. and Mrs. Ot- to F.. Plath. Dr. and Mrs. w. $. Simp- son, pr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin. Dr. and Mrs L. D. Dameron. MT. and Mrs Arthur c. Hulett. Mrs Elvey. Mrs Sarah Gertrude Evans. Mrs. James H. Creighton, Mrs. Fred r. Brewer. Miss Mabel Phelps, Miss LalIa Rookh Gn- lum. Mrs. Vivian P. Hamilton, Dr. John Lentz and pr. F. Payne Palmer
 Mrs. W. l.. Pinney, assisted by Mrs Robert II. Holbrook, entertained at cards Monday afternoon. Bridge whist was the chosen game There were dainty score cards with designs ap- propTiate to the game of the afternoon done in black and white. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Lloyd H. Richards, Mrs. Harvey J. Lee and Mrs. Alice Butter field, after which luncheon was served. The invited guests were: Mrs. Phelps Anderson Gilmore Mrs. Harold S Creighton, Mrs. Charles J. Hall, Mrss Harvey J. Lee, Mrs. Charles Taylor Mrs. Clay Leonard. Mrs. Ernest r. Young, Mrs. Lloyd H. Richards, Mrs. PIiny A Tharaldson, Mrs. Robert B. Burmister, Mrs. William Cain, Mrs. Ezra w. Thayer, Mrs. Edward L.. Shaw. Mrs. John H. Page, Miss But rartiaI6 Miss T.upNr Ellis
 
 Dr. and Mrs Harrison c stroud save a card party Tuesday evening. Pains, ferns and roses combined with pleasing effect in decoration and the rooms were exceedingly attractive. F1e Irize winners were Miss Grace Sta cey, Miss Hill, Captain Crenshaw and M-. Shell
 Wedse"Gly afternoon Mrs Loyd H. Richards rave "kitchen shower for Miss I.aurs, Etter who is to be mar ri"d Tn 'sda-'. The hostess requested tn: donors of the numerous gifts to write verses appropriate to the gift and place inside the parcel When Miss Etter unwrapped the gifts the hidden verses were disclosed and she graciOusly responded to a request that
 
 courtship" game Miss Etter and Mrs. J. C. Norton won the prizes Features of the afternoon were selections from How to Cook Husbands'' and Billy BaXter's Letter on Being in Love- read by the hostess. As this de- lightful afternoon drew to a close luncheon was served where delicate blossoms of sweet alyssum enlfvened the surroundings Mrs. Richards en- tertained: Miss Etter. Mrs. F. P. Con way, Mrs. Newell of Asheville. North Carolina. Mrs. Ben Doris, Mrs Nor ton. Mrs. William Norton, Mrs Err nest F. Young. Mrs. Justus Goebel Miss Anderson of AshevilIe, Norta Carolina. Miss Mabel Phelps. Miss Danforth, Miss Lalla Rookh Gillum Miss Mamie Gibbons. Miss Eva Etter Miss Faye Etter, Miss Addie Faye Richmond and Miss Elsie Munger.
 
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Beniitt enter tained the Bridge club Tuesday ev- ening. MT. and Mrs. Harry R. TritIe won the prizes.
 Mrs. A. c. Baker. Mrs. c. V CaHa- han and Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander left Thursday evening for Sacaton, where they will be entertained by MT. J. B. Alexander. While there they will visit Casa Grande ruins, Roosevelt dam and other points of interest. returning to Phoenix on the 18th.
 The woman's club will have it's bi- ennial election of officers Tuesday af- ternOOn. Tea will be served and there will be two musical numbers, Cradle song," to be sung by Mrs. Ancn Mar tin. and Miss Grace Hilgen will rem der 2 piano selection.
 Last Sunday MT. and Mrs. Louis Melczer invited a few friends to ac- company them to the Pima reserva- tion for a days outing. The party ar rived just in time to attend services at the reservation chapel The guests were: Mir and Mrs. Herzog of San Rafael, Cal, MT. and Mrs. Herbert