Arizona republican., 1909-03-14
About Phoenix People


ShdILlihs oriuSe party gwen WeuneS-
 day afternoon by Miss Ethel Swof-
 ford. Miss Radford received the
 guest prize: Miss Louise Bennett, the first prize; Miss Frances Pemberton
 the second, and Miss Grace Stacy
 the good-luck Those invited to meet Miss Radford were: Mrs. NJ. Gilmore, of San Francisco; Mrs. W. E. Tress. of Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. Sidney Ross, of St. Louis; Miss Lucille Shear, of New York: Miss Ollie Fisher, of Prescott; Miss Mona Kingsbury. of Tempe; Miss Mary Jenkins, of Louisville, Ky; Miss Ada Vansant, of Philadelphia: Miss Evelyn Croft, of Camden, N. J.; Miss Persis Nc Murtrie, of Denver; Miss Beatrice Roland, of Oakland, Cal; Mrs Joe Green, Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mrs. Geo. Lutgerding, Mrs. John Page, Mrs c. l. Stacy, Miss Abbie Pickrell, Miss Norma Sweeney, Miss George Bailey, Miss Hazel Goldberg, Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Belle Stevens, Miss Frances Pemberton. Miss Elsie Nun ger, Miss Edith Bennett, Miss Grace Stacy, Miss Raima Chalmers, Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss Sallie Jacobs, Miss Louise Bennett, Miss Elizabeth Bennett Miss Rema Doris, Miss Alice RedewiI and Miss Frances LOunt
 MT. and Mrs. Will Clark, of Jerome were the hosts at a most enjoyable theater party to see the El<s vaude- vile, Thursday evening, after which the guests were invited to the home of Mir. and Mrs. Clark, on North Gen. tral avenue, where a delicious after theater supper was served. The Clark home was elaborately decorated in daffodils and pepper boughs. The greens were draped over the doors and festooned from the chandeliers. The guests were seated at two long tables with centerpieces of daffodils. Mir. and Mrs. Clark's guests were: Mir. and Mrs. F. S. Breen, Mir. and Mrs. S E. Day, MT. and Mrs. William Morgan, MT. and Mrs. Kean St. Charles, Mir. and Mrs. George Hunt, 1 MT. and Mrs James Finley, MT and Mrs. N E. Bailey, Mir. and Mrs. John Doan, MT. and Mrs. Frank Duffy, Mir. | and Mrs. Oscar Roberts, MT. and | Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Mrs. Hopkins, | John R. Hampton, NJ. Burns, George | Norton and Ben Goodrich.
 One of the most enjoyable affairs l of the week was the whist party | given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Geo. A. Mintz. The lucky prize winners were Mrs. W. L. Pinney, Mrs. James I Swetnam and Mrs. A Galpin. The | invited guests were: Mrs. c. C. Hur- | ley, Mrs. A Galpin, Mrs. c. s. Scott | Mrs James Swetnam, Mrs. Richard | Novinger, Mrs. Ed. Elsie, Mrs. W. J. Rifley, Mrs. F. J. Tribolet, Mrs. w. Leeper Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. s. Levy, | Mrs. w L. Pinney. Mrs. White, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. R. Fromm, Mrs. Earl I Kerr, Mrs. Joseph Thalheimer, Mrs. | Gordon, Mrs. Frank Lyman, Mrs. c. P. Bullard, Mrs. w. Dummel, Mrs. William Jacquith, Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs. Alfred Becker, Mrs. E. Gang, Mrs. Selim Nicholson, Mrs. George Luhrs and Miss Foley.
 Mrs g. E. Day was hostess Thurs day afternoon at a delightful 1900" party, the occasion being her birth day The parlors were daintily dec orated in pepper boughs and orange blossoms. Mrs. Days guests were: Mrs. Ed. Kent, Mrs. John Page. Mrs. Ira Johnson, Mrs. Beverly Cox, Mrs. George Merryman, Mrs McDermOtt, Mrs. Will Clark, Mrs. Leroy. Ander- son, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. N. E. Bailey, Mrs. James Finley, Mrs. John Doan, Mrs. Fred Breen, Mrs. Harvey c. Soper, Mrs Homer Lee, Mrs. c. C. Manning, Miss Sharlot Hall, Miss Clara Earth, Miss Mary E. Keough and Miss Cecilia Earth.
 H. Holmes, of Portland, Ore, was the guest of honor at a bridge party given Wednesday evening by MT. and Mrs H. P. DeMund. At the game of the evening Mrs. A. G. Hulett won the ladies' prize, and H. Holmes, the gentlemen's first. The invited guests were: H. Holmes, Mir and Mrs. Jas O'Malley, Mir. and Mrs. w. l.. Pinney, Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Hulett. MT. and Mrs. George Christy Mir. and Mrs. P. P Parker, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Cope, Mrs Elvey, Miss Angie Parker. Miss Faye DeMund, Miss Hazel De- Mund, R. Hamilton and John O'Mal- ley.
 The Ye Guide lyme Dancing club gave another of it's enjoyable hops Wednesday evening in the Arizona School of Music The club will give two more dances before the close of the season. Among those present Wednesday evening were: Mir. and Mrs J. s. Griffen, Mir. and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, MT. and Mrs. Ed. Shaw, Mir. and Mrs. L J. Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Hooker, Mir. and Mrs. D. I H. Burtis, MT. and Mrs. w. s. Colds V worthy, Mir and Mrs. Fen s. Hil- ] dreth, Mir. and Mrs. Wilson, Dr. and l Mrs. Beauchamp, D. w. Nichols and V w F. Donald. { Mrs. A. J. Sampson entertained with a luncheon Wednesday. The { library and dining-room were artis- ( tically decorated in pear blossoms, ] cream roses and ferns. Covers were l laid for Mrs. Edward Kent, Sr.; Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs. Frank Cox, Mrs. N. A. Morford, Mrs. H. c. Yaeger, 2 Mrs. s. F. Coats, Mrs. Livermore, { Mrs Goldman, of Ohio: Mrs. Giles, of } Chicago; Mrs Helen Bury, Mrs. Yer c non Clark, Miss Goldman and Miss Giles.
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