Arizona republican., 1907-01-27
About Phoenix People

Harry Creighton, Walter Talbot. J. A. Chandler, A. C. Mcqueen, Will Robin son, 4. C. Baker. w. F. Deity, F. P. Brewer. T. J. Johnson. Goldsworthy. Kastncr Harry Diehl. Guy Bennett. A. K Stacy, Geo. Ii. Cook. Beverly Cox, F.. Rays. J. M. KendIick. Low, Miss Warren, Miss Grace Andrews. Miss Lauretta Cock. Miss Elizabeth Ken dricE, Miss Lucy Ellis. Miss Knoggs. and Miss Julia Gosliner. The guests Friday afternoon were: Mcsdames Garrett Ryan. $. Oberfel- der. W. K. James. Eugene Rodewnl. Roy Goodrich. Dave Goldberg. Leo Goodman. Henry George. Harry ken nedy. W. c. Lentz. !. T. Stoddard. l.. IT Chalmers. J. N. Jamison. Webster Street, R. F. Burmistor, Ancil Mar tin C. II. Davidson. Frank Smith. Harry Jessop w. C. Foster, ID. H. Burtis, T.. F. Young. J. II. McClln- tock, Gordon Tweed. John Page. Frank Ainsworth. Aaron Goldberg c. J. Hall, II. I. Latham. n. B. Heard, Edgar Miner. Sims Ely, H. H. McNeil. Misses Grace Stacy, Sallie Jacobs, Edith Jacobs, Caroline Connell. Shir- ley Miner. Marguerite James, Julia Gosliner. Edith Bennett. Hoffman. Alice Butterfield. Rose Bell Goldman. Tonenia Hosey. Esther Hull. Chariot ta Fraser. Caroline Christy. Kohl man. Duke. Grier. Alice Grier. Sallie Clarke. Margaret Clarke, Helen Ely. Ruth Jessop. Blinch Solomon. Helen Burmister. Drew Bennett. Mabel Me " s.-s
 
 The Country club ball to be given { at tha Hotel Adams Friday eveninc will undoubtedly De a very smart af- fair. The tickets which were limited to one hundred have nearly all been taken. The receiving party will be the house committee. Mir. MacDougaI Gar rett Ryan. Mrs. l.. Fl. Chalmers. Mrs. ". K. James and M:sc Charlotta Fras- rr.
 Mrs. J. L. F. Alexander was the hos tess Tuesday at luncheon at the Coun- try club. The center piece of the table was of roses and the place cards were pretty watdr color La France roses
 Bridge was played in the afternoon. Mrs. l.. H. Landis and Mrs. Webster Street making the highest scores. Those present were Mrs. l.. II. Landis, Mrs. Garrett Ryan. Mrs. Webster Street. Mrs. Leo Goldman. Mrs. Harry Jes- sop. Mrs. l. T. Stoddard. Mrs. Dave Goldberg. Mrs. Geo. H. Cook. Mrs. s. Oberfelder. Mrs. James Swetnam. Mrs Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. L. II. Chalmers and Mrs. E. s. Miner.
 Tuesday evening a delightful supper was given at the Country club.
 Those present were MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Landis. ATr. and Mrs. Garrett Ryan. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Craig. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Smith, MT. and Mrs. Lau- renee Holden. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Granger. Miss Alice Henry-AIiss HeIAa Newton. Edwin Burke. Paul Henry. Dick Newton and Walter Marston. Mir and Mrs. I. F. Solomon Of Sol- omonville announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Blanche Ruth Solomon. and Jack Weinberg of Globe. Miss Solomon spent several weeks in Phoenix this winter. visiting her sister. Mrs. Dave Goldberg and made many warm friends.
 Mir. Weinberg is a prominent young attorney and very popular. The wedding will take place thi. spring.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank J. SarmientO of Detroit. Michigan. former residents of Phoenix. have just returned from a two years trip in Europe They are now visiting Miss Virginia Merriam and Miss Margaret Parker. al the Twin Oakes Camp School in San Diego coun- ty. California. where they will remain for several months.
 
 Mrs. Harry Kay was the hostess at a violet luncheon Tuesday. compliment tary to Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Hall and Miss Alice McCory of Quincy, III. Be sides the guests of honor there were present NIT. and Mrs. William Kay. J. NJ. Sears and Hervey Bergman.
 
 ! Mir. and Mrs. George H. Cook gave an exceedingly enjoyable musical Fri day evening in honor of Miss Helen Burmister and Miss Lucia ChilsOn. ] The guests were NIT. and Mrs. I. T. | HOsey. MT. and Mrs. R. F. Burmister. 1 Mrs. A. ". Crawford, Miss Helen ! Burmister. Miss Lucia Chilson. Miss ] TOnenia HOsey. Miss Mae Kelley. Karl