Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-17
Mrs. Hill Honors St. Patrick at
 Reception


 One of the most brilliant and most thoroughly enjoyable functions of the season was q St. Patrick's party at the home of Mrs. George R. Hill on Devereaux street yesterday afternoon, at which about thirty friends of the hostess were in attendance.
 The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion, green and white be- ing the colors entering into the deeora- tive effect. In the parlor green and white streamers and shamrocks were to be seen in profusion and in the dining room, lattice effect of the same color scheme was carried out, with a large golden harp pendant from the center of the room. Throughout the house fes- tooning was carried out, producing | particularly pleasing effect.
 Tally cards were in the form of sham rocks and for favors, tiny suit cases filled with salted almonds were dis tribnted. V
 The same effect was carried out in the menu, when luncheon was served. Murphy salad, decorated with miniature flags of Old Erin, Irish club sandwiches, Queen Nab jelly with Dublin cream, shamrock cakes and Irish punch went to make up the delightful repast.
 Whist was in order during the after noon. First prize, a beautiful celery dish of hand cut glass, was won by Mrs. c. l.. Rawlins. Second prize, half a dozen hand embroidered tumbler doil- ies, was finally won by Mrs. W. D. Fisk, after a number had cut for this trophy. It was also necessary to cut for con solation prize, hand embroidered pin cushion, Mrs. Higdon being the winner.
 Many beautiful gowns were to be seen at the function, those present be- ing gowned as follows:
 Mrs. F. s. Nave, pearl gray eolne gown, sheath effect; Mrs. II. F. Wight man, black silk with applique; Mrs. c. L. Rawlins, pink satin, white net; Mrs. R. B. Hegardt, crushed strawberry cloth, soutach braid applique; Mrs. c. s. Van Wagenen, brown voile; Mrs. Roland Jacobs, pink messeline, heavily braided; Mrs. P. Butz, pink lowered net over silk; Mrs. J. s. Miles, blue satin, white net; Mrs. w. D. Fisk, black spangled net over silk; Mrs. L. l.. Hen ", white messaline over silk; Mrs Laurie Brown, champagne silk; Mrs. w. c. Roundey, black crepe de chine spangled net; Mrs. Will Sultan; beauti. ful pink lace gown; Mrs. E. Sultan gray silk; Mrs. J. J. Kecgan, white and gold gyenadine; Mrs. C. F. Holdsworth crushed raspberry satin; Mrs. F. F. Wales, Copenhagen blue satin; Mrs. NJ l.. Naquin, gray empire with champagne trimming; Mrs. George Smalley, brown voile princess over green silk; Mrs. J Weinberger, black satin white net; Mrs J. G. Naquin, pongee silk, lace applique; Mrs. l. E. solomon, black silk, jet ap plique; Mrs. w. l.. Spates, black voilc over silk; Mrs. F. L. Higdon, gray co line, princess; Mrs. R. II. Harpham pale blue messeline; Mrs. l. E. Mercy Nile green broadeloth, fillet trimmings Mrs. George R. Hill, lowered net over white silk; Mrs. II. C. Holdsworth Alice blue satin empire, dircctoire eff feet; Mrs. II. V. Shell, black and white silk empire; Mrs. r. F. Towle, pale blue messelipe; Mrs. J. Bandhauer, brown vole over silk; Mrs. J. E. Wightman, black satin; Mrs. T. H. Flanagan white messalne; Mrs. w. P. Mercy black and white cloth over silk; Miss Ida Thompson, red silk, white net; Miss Ada Brownstone, pale blue mcssaline, empire.