Arizona republican., 1909-04-18
About Phoenix People


Elsenmeyer, Miss Zelda Meyers. Miss
 Nettie Elders, Miss Dorothy Michel
 son, Miss Eva Liebenow and Miss
 Lena Nicholson.
 A charming affair was the iunch-
 on given last Saturday by Mrs. Tut
 hill to announce to their Morenci 1 friends the engagement of Miss Stauf- 1 fer and Miss Ullman. In the dining
 room a color scheme of yellow and
 white was carried out.
 As the guests enterel they were greeted by the fragrance of orange
 blossoms and in the center of the
 table was a doll dressed as a bride wearing the usual veil and orange l blossoms. At each plate was a spray of orange blossoms in which was | placed a card with orange blossoms
 done in water color and in gold let
 ters the initials of Miss Stauffer
 F. w. Griffen and Miss Ullman and
 F. R. Parsons. Besides the
 orange blossoms daffodils were used
 on the table, and for each guest there
 was an egg typical of the Easter
 season, forming the center of a yell low daffodil, each egg being filleI
 with salted almonds. over the lights
 also there were large daffodils of
 delicate yellow. When the desert was
 served each guest was presented with
 tiny hat box tied with yellow. The
 boxes. when opened. were found to
 contain the newest things in dainty
 Easter hats.
 The table was set for twelve and the guests were Miss Stauffer, Miss
 Ullman, Mrs. M. H. Mclean, Mrs.
 Frank J. Coleman, Mrs. Jerry Me
 Bride, Mrs. J. H. Keister, Mrs. C. B. Nonnamakr. Mrs. Emma Pickett, Mrs. | A. L. Work, Mrs. B. F. Edgington and |
 Mrs. E. F. Whittlesey.
 The Smith Family dance given a | week ago Saturday night proved to | be a most enjoyable affair. Among | those present were Miss Hazel Gold berg, Miss Norma Sweeney Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Miss Harriet Hur- ley Miss Mabel McNeil, Miss Alice Redewill, Miss Helen McNeil, Miss Marian Doris, Miss Lucille McCrack- en, Miss Ester Willis, Miss Elizabeth Murphy. Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Helen Laird, Miss Anne Saterfield Miss Louise Swetnam, Miss Ida Da- vidsOn. Miss Rema Doris, Miss Pau line Johnson, Miss Eva Hance, Miss Dixie Washington, Miss Irene John son. Miss Blanche, Whitloe, Miss Rebecca Davidson, Miss Vivian Whit Joe, Miss Mildred Stacy Miss Minnie Prince, George McNeil Harry Young, Harry Hurley Tom Higley, A. C. Hill, Dr. Wills, Eugene Goldman, Pud Bennett, Newton Levi, Harry Bryant, Dr. Crawford, Melville Fickas. Justus Goebel. Sims Ely. Frank Hurley, Ed Hull, Tom Bradford Bob Rowland, Roland Gorden, Earl Hawley Bob Baker Curtis Clark, Earl Barkart, Herbert Laudermilk, Harold Pember- ton and Abe Nicholson.
 The George Christy home on West Jefferson street was the scene of a most brilliant affair Saturday after noon when Mrs. Christy was "at home" to her many friends. The porch where the musicians were seat ed was screened in with palms and pepper boughs studded with roses. A rail of pepper boughs and roses led from the punch bowl to the dining room. where a delicious buffet lunch con was served. Each guest was presented with a pink carnation as a favor of the afternoon. Mrs. Grier Mrs. w. J. Murphy and Mrs. Lloyd Christy assisted the hostess in re- In the dining room and at the punch bowl were Mrs. Chas Chris ty, Mrs. H B. Wilkinson, Mrs. NJ. Parish. Mrs. W. G. Lentz. Mrs. w. I. Pinney. Miss Flora Grier, Miss Louise Miss Alice Grier and Miss T T Alpha Hope.
 Mrs. Harry Roundtree entertained Monday afternoon with a "5OO" party T in compliment to Miss Ester Willis of Prescott. Mrs. Harry Rays received ,, the first prize, Mrs. Willis the second and Mrs Joseph Green the consola- ton. Invited to meet Miss Willis were Mrs. John Page, Mrs. Lloyd : Christy, Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mrs. = Willis, Mrs Harry Kay, Mrs. Joseph Green, Mrs. A. K. Stacy, Mrs. Sam Dunlap, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. J. P. Mrs Hugh Campbell, Miss Emma Stoffel, Miss Evelyn Croft. Miss Abbie Pickrell, Miss Louise 4 Bennett, Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Miss 2osalee Stewart and Miss Grace V Stacy.
 A jolly dancing party at the COun- ! young gentlemen of the party as ' losts was enjoyed by Miss Abhie oickrell, Miss Lucille Shear Miss AGa yansant, Miss Ester Willis, Miss 2osaben Goldman, Miss Ruth Aims II vorth Miss Mona Kingsbury, Sidney E Pud Bennett, Richard r' Tom Peabody, Newton Levy, Joe Shear, Eugene Goldman and VI. H. Cummings.
 At the evening of cards given at he Country club Friday the prizes we're received by Mrs. Harry Tritle V nd R. Lesher. Among those attend U ng were MT. and Mrs. Harry Tritle, Ir. and Mrs E. w. Fields, Mir and irs. Henry George, MT. and Mrs. ta T. Hosey, NIT. and Mrs. Frank l. Iilderbran, MT. and Mrs. R. Lesher, g .lr. and Mrs. c. P. Bullard, Mrs. l.. - I. Darby, Mrs. R. P. Davie, Mrs. 1 T. . ,toddard and Joseph CassOu.
 Mrs. D. H. Burtis was hostess at ne of the largest bridge parties of ,,o saaSon The rooms were beautiful