Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-05-20
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;, party given by Mrs. Anthony A.. In. ant Mrs. John NJ. Aitken at the In, nome on Grove avenue, Wednes. 1, afternoon. After the serving of ,,y rcffeshments, the guests all en. ,l playing the ever fascinating .. of i've hundred. At the close of ,f,erpoon Mrs. Rhinehart, of Phoe- was given a silver pickle fork for
 high score, aud Mrs. C. A. Peter ,,yed very pretty white and gold apl sauccr for having made th, s slams Those enjoying the after. n were Mrs. J. II. Robinson, Mrs. N Weaver, Mrs. F.. c. Rninehart, W. E. Rhodes, of Phoenix, Mrs. A. Peter, Mrs. w. II. Timerhoff, Mrs. II Meek, Mrs. Frances l.. Wright, r K. E. Sloan, Mrs. R. N. Looney,
 j. M. Watts, Mrs. J. R. Lowry, h. E. Wright, Mrs. J. c. Herndon, k Nathan Levy, Mrs. q. II. Paul, Mrs.
 Potter, of Phoenix, Mrs. W. \. tin, Mrs. W. II. Lloyd, Mrs. William a.On, Mrs. Freeman Stewart, Mrs. B. Tomlinson, Mrs. Thomas c. Nor.
 Mrs Park Intimer, Mrs. A. l.. ,h, Mrs. John Stephens, Mrs. Frank
 Poster, Mrs. E. II. Weaver, Mrs. ss N. Ling, Mrs. q. W. Ruffner, and r K. Baer, and the Misses Grace syes, Bertha Graves and Harriet ap oliver.
 Mrs Anthony 4. Johns and her sis
 Mr. John Nj. Aiken also enter. he'd on Thursday afternoon another Vup of friends. This affair brought many of the society people who roughly enjoyed the pleasant after |n. The highest score was made by ]. Pauline Johns, for which sac was un silver olive fork. Mrs. z. O, IVwn received n white and gold cup Id saucer for having made the most Ans during the afternoon. Those en- rng inc afternoon were Mrs. l.. E. prbin, Miss Bess Buford, of Phoenix, r E. C. Rhinehart, Mrs. Harland ughes, Mrs. Ralph Haight, Mrs. G. Hoffman, Mrs. J. J. Fisher, Mrs )ihn, Mrs. LeItoy Anderson, Mrs. IT. Job, Mrs. c. T. Hutchings, Mrs Hal Burks, Mrs. z. 0. Brown, Mrs. R, Mason, M~. Dixon Fagerburg ln J. Beatson. Mrs. J. Merritt, Mrs. Greenwood, Mrs. Jennie Crapo. Mrs. E. Armitage, Mrs. A. F.. Taylor, In Ed. Block, Mrs. j. B. Cleveland, Ir J. W. Mines. Mrs. W. D. Baker, Ir Sadie Collins, M~. Elizabeth owen, Mrs. T. F.. Lit, Mrs. II. D. )iken, Mrs. Edna Binford, Mrs. J. w, k.wart, Miss Pauline Johns, Mrs ,ry W. Heap. Mrs. F. c. Bfecht, h. Hummer Wills, Mrs. B. II. weaN' and Mrs. Amy Hill.
 Nr. and Mrs. w. H. Doyle were din r hosts Wednesday evening at a very tnctivc dinner given complimentary Mir. and Mrs. c. q. Fcnnell, wht ave shortly to make their home IT w York. The table was most at he,ive in it's wealth of American kau,y roses and delicate trailing teens. Covers were laid for Mir. ano r, c. q. Fennell, MT. and Mrs. Fran L. Wright, and MT. and Mrs. II. K gMd.
 Thursday evening MT. and Mrs. II. A ityerton were hosts at a jolly htti' Inner at the Yavspai Club, in honor o bS Wnnifred Frcdericks, who leave hesday for n couple of months visi New York city. After the dime ! adjourned to Camp Beauvoir wher Ay enjoyed the opening dance of tn Nason, Covers were laid for MT. an Hn. II. A. Cheverton, Miss There's redericks, Miss Winnifred Frederick nt the Messrs. l.. S. Keeler and C. , aOy.
 The luncheon given on Friday afte' loon by Mrs. Frank R. Stewart m An II, NJ. Maus, at the Stewart hom 'n Mount Vernon avenue was an CT syable affair, the afternoon bein PIeasantly spent in playing the gam ' five hundred. At the close Of tn game Mrs. J. R. Lowry received th heh score prize, Mrs. M. B. Hazeit'n 'ne slam prize and Mrs. Frank W Foster the consolation. All the priz' were handsome water color pictures, rlt frames.
 The Whipple Bridge Club held very enjoyable meeting at the home Mrs Fred w. Foster at her home NAlpple on Tuesday afternoon. MI