Arizona republican., 1908-03-01
About Phoenix People

D. A. Donofrio, Memo Egly. c. F. Car ter. Dr. Louis Dysart. Walter Smith. MT. Charles Korrick and forty five Delta Alpha girls.
 One of the prettiest and most charming of recent luncheons was that given Friday by Mrs. Eugene RedewiH in compliment to Miss Mar guerite James. The decorations were especially pretty. the small tables at which luncheon was served. having as center-p pieces vases of red carnations and snilaX. After luncheon bridge was enjoyed. the guests prizes being received by Miss James. the prize for the highest score by Miss Salie Ja- cobs. and the consolation prize by Mrs Ned Creighton. An orchestra delight ed the guests with selections while luncheon was being served. Mrs Redewill was assisted by Mrs. B. A. Fickas and Miss Alice Redewill.
 The invited guests included Miss James. Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mrs Frank Hilderbran. Mrs. Sherburne Jencks. Mrs. Harvey J. Lee. Mrs. Clay Leon ard, Mrs. Clarence Stacy, Mrs. L. E. Hewins. Mrs. Homer Grunn. Mrs F. W Lewis. Mrs. Ned Creighton. Mrs. John Page, Mrs s. B. Taggart. Mrs Harry Galliver. Mrs. Charles Smurth- waite. Miss Grace Stacy. Miss Sallie Jacobs. Miss Shirley Miner, Miss George Bailey. Miss Frances Pember- ton. Miss Mona Kingsbury. Miss Drew Bennitt, Miss Edith Wiley. Miss Ed na Murray, Miss Edith Bennett. Miss Abbie Pickrell. Miss Ruth Jessup. Miss Rose Bell Goldman Miss Elsie Nun ger. Miss Portia Baker Miss Sylvia Ainsworth, Miss Sadie Allen. Miss Ma bel Hccker Miss Louise Murphy. Miss Flora Grier, Miss Emma Stoffel, Miss Alice Redewill. Miss Barnard and Miss Zelma Bailey.
 
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Tristrim Cornell pleasantly entertained a num- Der of her friends at sewing rag car pets Mrs. James Bark and Mrs. Perry Sears received prizes for sewing the largest balls. The invited guests were Mrs. Joseph Kibbey, Mrs. Caroline Kibbey. Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs. James Bark, Mrs. Perry Sears, Mrs. Frank Cox. Mrs. w. C. Foster. Mrs. F. E. Kirkland, Mrs. Stephen Higley. Mrs. George Williscroft. Mrs. N. l.. Carpen- ter. Mrs. w. K. James, Mrs. J. Sher- burne Jencks. Mrs Clay Leonard. Mrs Clark Churchill, Mrs. A. Redewill, Mrs M. Jacobs. Mrs A. MendelsOn, Mrs Franklin, Mrs. B. A. Fickas. Mrs. Law son Allen. Mrs. Alfred Franklin. Mrs.
  Mrs. Patton. Mrs Higgins. Mrs. F. Woodward. Mrs. W. c. Hartrauft. Mrs. James McClintock. Mrs Mann. Mrs. WOOdcock, Mrs. J. Woodward. Miss Dora Eestal. Miss Edna Burns. Miss Johns. Miss Honor Duke, Miss Leid- igh and Miss Physon.
 Miss Zella Avis entertained delight fully Saturday evening with a China shower in compliment to Miss Flor ence Stewart. Punches of almond blossoms and festoons of pepper sprays. from which dangled tiny cu- bids and red hearts. decorated the rooms most artistically Those pres ent were: Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Pauline Beller, Mrs. E. F. Mowen. Mrs. Elm mons. Mrs. Josephine Hubinger. Mrs r. NJ Avis. Mrs. Mabel Parker. Mrs. Arthur Smith. Miss Cora Wiley, Miss Katherine Avis. Miss Maude Cooley. Miss Muriel Ullum, Miss Elizabeth Green. Miss Jessie Orr. Miss Katie Smith. Miss Vera Strause. Miss Bes- sic Smith, Miss Florence Reid. Joseph inc Stewart Miss Hazel Stewart. Rev. Lawrence Williams Clarence Carter Earl Ellum. Sidney Stewart. S R Michel, C. B. Glasscock. Arthur Stew art, Ralph Mowen and Mir. Letis Tenn plin.
 
 The wedding of Miss Caroline John son and Rev. Robert Wright was sol emnized Thursday evening in the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Rogers officiating. The church was beautifully decorated in white and green, Carl Dowd, violinist, played