Arizona republican., 1909-03-21
SOCIETY

UEnt, WnlCn were Sndueu Nlln SHdueS of dainty green crepe paper and add ed much to the effect. Potted palms . and ferns completed the green color scheme of the decorations. At the game of whist the prizes were won by Mrs. E. Luke, Mrs A. J. Moore, Mrs. R. Goldstein, Mrs. F. Leeper, Mrs. P. B. Lyons, Mrs. ". J. Ripley and Mrs. R. Toohey. The invited guests were Mrs. J. Thalheimer, Mrs. F. Leeper, Mrs. Earl Porter, Mrs. E. Luke, Mrs. $. J Nicholson, Mrs. r. Thompson, Mrs. w. J. Ripley, Mrs. E. Gang, Mrs. c. B. Smith, Mrs. k. Goldstein, Mrs. N Porter, Mrs. NJ. Elder Mrs. L. Melczer Mrs. H. Her lick, Mrs F. Dummel, Mrs. S. Levi, Mrs. J. Hughes, Mrs M. Davenport, Mrs. J. c. Hurley, Mrs. w. Jacquith, Mrs. T. J. Whitney. Mrs. R. Toohey, Mrs. T. Maloney, Mrs. c. A Mccoy, Mrs. G. Kahrs, Mrs. E. Viault, Mrs. J. Long. Mrs. P B. Lyons, Mrs. G. Luhrs, Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mrs. T. F. McAvoy, Mrs. E. Potter, Mrs. H. M. Myers. Mrs. E. Elsie, Mrs. A. J. Moore, Mrs. G. Mintz, Mrs. R. VOlk, Mrs. A Iben, Mrs F. Luke, Mrs. P. T. Hurley, Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. J. Strouse, Miss Mary McAvoy, Miss Dorothy Nicholson, Miss Lena Mich olson, Miss Ellen Hughes, Miss Vera Strouse, Miss Louise Sanders, Miss Anna Luke, Miss Eva Luke and Miss Marie King, of Los Angeles.
 Among the most perfectly carried out of the parties given in honor of the good old St. Patrick was that at which Mrs. D. L. COnnor and Mrs. J. S Griffin were hostesses Monday af- ternoon at the home of the former on West Van Buren street. The green and white color scheme of the decorations was beautifully carried out with pepper boughs and quanti ties of calla lilies. Green and white crepe paper ribbons were festooned from the corners of the rooms to the chandeliers Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. A. G. Hulett and Mrs. w. c. Foster, who were gowned in dainty white lingerie dresses and wearing green shamrocks, received the guests at the door and conducted them to the Blarney Stone, which they were told to kiss and make a wish. The stone bore this inscription:
 Whoever the Blarney Stone has
 caressed,
 With the charm of agreeableness
 shall be blessed
 Bridge was the game of the after noon, there being twenty tables. Mrs. DeMund received the first prize, Miss Elsie Munger the second, and Mrs. George Lutgerding the consolation, all of which were appropriate for the occasion. 4 delicious lunch was served, the St Patrick idea being carried out to the smallest detail.
 Miss Alice Redewill entertained in- formally Wednesday evening with St. Patricks day party. The parlors were decorated in pepper boughs and cut flowers A jolly evening was spent playing both bridge and "50O," after which a barn dance was en- joyed. Miss Redewill's guests were Miss Beatrice Roland, Miss Irene Johnson, Miss Belle Stevens. Miss Lucille Shear, Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Persis McMurtrie, Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss Mary Jenkins, Harry Bryant, Kirke T. Moore, Roy Moore, George D. Morris, Joe Shear, Cass Redewin, Jack Edwards, Bob Hoag and Will Callahan.
 A picnic party to Echo canyon Sun day was composed of Mir. and Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mir and Mrs. Leo Goldman, NIT. and Mrs. Joe Green, MT and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, NIT. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Miss ROsalie Stewart, Miss Reba Heyman, Mss Lena Kohlman, Miss Rosabelle Gold man, Miss Grace Stacy, Miss Sallie Jacobs, Morris Cummings, Sidney Goldman, Walter Marston, Eugene Goldman and Joe Shear.
 Mrs. J. J. Sweeney was hostess at two afternoons of bridge Wednesday and Thursday of last week The rooms were beautifully decorated in white iris and smilax. The tally cards were Irish flags. The fortunate prize winners were Mrs. A. G. Hulett and Mrs W. W. McNeff for the two first, Mrs l. T. Stoddard and Mrs. S B. Taggart, the seconds, and Mrs. Ed Elsie and Mrs. William Gregg, the cancellations.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Kennedy de- lightfully entertained the Neighbor- hood Bridge club Tuesday evening. The high scores were made by Mrs. l. T. COlllnSS ana ID. h. BuTllS- DI- and Mrs William Lentz will enter tain the club this week.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Munger en- tertained at dinner Tuesday, the cen terpiece being a bowl of Burbank daisies. Covers were laid for Miss Ida McDaniel, Miss Catherine Robin son, Miss Ted Mcdaniel and Garrett Schuler.
 The Tuesday evening Bridge club met last week with Miss Frances Pemberton, the high scores being made by Miss Pemberton and George Lutgerding. MT and Mrs. Lutger- ding will be hosts for the club this week.
 R. Allyn Lewis was host at jolly little dinner party Tuesday evening at the Ford hotel. Covers were laid for MT. and Mrs. Will Clark, MT. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson, Steve ROemer and F. F. Mooney.
 A hunting party to the river last Sunday was composed of Mir and Mrs C.aorpa Trtterardinp Miss Frances