Arizona republican., 1906-02-18
About Phoenix People

IIludN dllGIllOOl MS. DWlSlI b. Heard entertained at luncheon, the members of the board of directors .,e the Woman's club. Fragrant violets decorated the attractive rooms Covers were laid for Miss Elizabeth Kendrica Mrs. James NJ. Swetnam, Mrs. Will liam Lentz. Mrs. L. Collins, Mrs. Wal ter Talbot, Mrs. J. Elliot Walker, Mrs B. A. Fowler, Mrs. G. B. Richmond and Mrs B. V. Cushman.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Holden gave a dinner at the Hotel Adams Thurs day evening. MT. Frank NJ. Eshle- man of Philadelphia, was the guest of honor. The table was garnished with red carnations and there were pretty carnation souvenirs. The guests were Mir. Eshleman, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Yaeger, Miss Brick Miss Estelle Mur- ray, MT. Edwin Bourke and MT. Seins- heimer Of Boston.
 Thursday afternoon one of the most enjoyable card parties of the season was given by Mrs Arthur G. Hulett. in the apartments of Mrs. T. K. Elvey ! and Mrs. James Monihon. The rooms were gracefully festooned with pepper boughs, and exquisite red and pink carnations added brightness to the scene.
 Five hundred was the diversion for the afternoon, the prize winners being Mrs. Earnest A. Young Mrs William G. Lentz and Mrs. Webster Street. Luncheon was served toward the close of the afternoon.
 The invited guests were: Mrs. James Cope, Mrs. James H. Creighton, Mrs Harold s. Creighton, Mrs George H Cook Mrs av1a A. T. Corbin, Mrs. Shelby M Cullum. Mrs. John w. Foss, Mrs. s. S. Colds worthy, Mrs. Phelps A. Gilmore Mrs Dwight B. Heard Mrs Ira J. Johnson. Mrs. J. Mills Kendrick, Mrs. Harvey J. Lee, Mrs. Samuel D. Lount, Mrs William B. Lount, Mrs. Matthie Mrs P. P. Parker, Mrs. Riddle, Mrs. Fred erick A. Tritle. Mrs. Harry R. Tritle Mrs. Shirley Christy Mrs. D. L. Con- her, Mrs Charles J. Hall, Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey, Mrs. Windsor, Mrs. Lentz. Mrs. A. LentZ, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs Homer H. McNeil Mrs. Young, Mrs. J. Elliot Walker, Mrs. Fred P Brewer. Mrs. Harry Kennedy. Mrs H. B. Will kinsOn, Mrs. Douglass H. Burtiss. Mrs Frank Smith, Mrs. T J. Sweeney Mrs S. w. Highley, Mrs. James Monihon Mrs. NJ Orlando Bicknell, Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs. Walter Talbot. Mrs. E. NJ. Depew, Mrs. simon Oberfelder, Mrs Harry I. Latham, Mrs. James Dobbins. Mrs. F. l.. Pinney. Mrs. Pliny A Thar aldsOn, Mrs. Street, Mrs. George w Vickers.
 Miss Elizabeth Kendrick. Miss Cora James, Miss Anna Monihon. Miss Lau- retta Cook and Miss Maude Norris of Prescott.
 At 1 o'clock Tuesday Mrs Harry l. Latham entertained at luncheon in compliment to Miss Fleishman of San Francisco. The place cards were dainty valentines, and the table was further garnished with carnations
 Luncheon was followed by a game of Bridge. Mrs. Latham entertained Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs William A. Hancock, Mrs Gordon Tweed. Mrs. Harry R. Tritle, Miss Rose Bell Gold man and Miss Drew Bennett
 Mrs. E. J. Bennitt entertained with cards Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Drew Bennett. Five hundred was the game. Large heart shaped valen- tines were cut and each guest was presented with One-haIf of a heart; by matching these partners were found for the game. After the prizes were awarded luncheon was served.
 
 Miss Grace Stacey substituted for Mrs. Charles DeMund at the bridge tournament Monday afternoon and made the highest score.
 
 Wednesday evening Dr. E. Payne Palmer gave a stag dinner at his res idence on North Central avenue. After dinner vocal selections were rendered by MT. Carl Cochens and MT. Vincent Jones, and five hundred was played.
 Covers were laid for Harry M. Galli- yer. William w. Jones, Joe Cassou, Jack Wilson, Ward Hughes, Phelps A. Gilmore, Herbert B. Scott, Thomas Prescott, Karl Cochems, R. B. BerryhiH, Sam c. Dunlap, Frank Lane,