Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-05-02
About Phoenix People


sion was to celebrate the twenty
eighth anniversary of the settling of
the old Hurley homestead by the
three Hurley boys. A paper was read
by Mrs. p. T. Hurley giving a brief
history of the old home. The Chinese
idea was appropriately carried out
in the decorating, menu, prizes and
score cards. The rooms were made
"Chinesey" by means of banners,
parasols, lanterns and Chinese lilies.
Miss Harriet Hurley and Miss Helen
Laird, gowned in the native Chinese
costumes, served tea in real Chinese
dishes After luncheon a basket of
eggs was passed around, each egg
containing a witty toast. Mrs. Brill
rendered several appreciative piano
solos during the afternoon. The re-
mainder of the afternoon was devoted
to whist.
Those invited to enjoy the afternoon
were Mrs. Robert Wolf, Mrs. f. Luke,
Mrs. E. Liebenow, Mrs. E Goldstein,
Mrs Frank Thompson, Mrs r. E.
Lightburn, Mrs w. P. Hughes, Mrs.
Frank Lyman, Mrs. E. ]. Utley, Mrs.
S. Levy, Mrs. Helen Bury, Mrs. Will
lam Jacquith, Mrs. C. Kearney, Mrs.
Peter Mohn, Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. F.
Touhey, Mrs. DeJong, Mrs. A. Frank
lin, Mrs A. Vault, Mrs. Casey, Mrs.
p P Hurley, Mrs. Z. E Kirkland,
Mrs. J. Thalheimer, Mrs. j. T. Hughes,
Mrs Gurley, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Frank
Luke. Mrs Alfred Bisker, Mrs. f.
Hackett, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. E. CAM,
Mrs ]. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Holmes.
Mrs. Joseph Monihan, Mrs. Carpenter,
Mrs. J. Sullivan, Mrs. McIlvoy, Mrs.
Melver, Mrs. Ed Elsie, Mrs. Burnett,
Mrs. Fins, Mrs. w. ]. Ripley, Mrs.
Flaherty, Mrs Whitney, Mrs. F. Trib-
olet, Madam Tribolet, Mrs. James
Mccarthy, Mrs. Better, Mrs. George
Luhrs, Mrs. Simser, Mrs. n. d.
Novinger, Mrs. Elder, Mrs. Baseman
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Brill, Mrs. Vos
kuler, Mrs. Vaughn and Mrs. Eagen.
Mrs Thomas f. McAvoy entertain
ed the Harmony Club Tuesday after
noon, April 81, at her home east of
the Creighton school. Her guests were
Mrs. Thomas Elder, Mrs. Dummel,
Mrs Thalheimer, Mrs. Fred Tribolet,
Mrs S J. Tribolet, Mrs. John Hughes,
Mrs. c. C. Hurley, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs.
Vincent, Mrs. Flaherty, Mrs. ThOmp
son, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs
Charles Luke, Mrs. Frank Luke, Mrs.
Frank Connolly, Mrs. Price, Mrs
Lanbur. Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Liebnon,
Mrs Riffley, Mrs. c. B. Smith, Mrs.
Lue Jones, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Gold
stein, Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Thos. King,
Mrs. Den Hickey, Mrs. O'Neill. Mrs.
Cullen, Mrs. ROpt. From. Mrs. Chas.
Tribolet, Mrs. John Hurley, Mrs NJ.
J. Foley Mrs. O'Connell, Mrs. DeJong
Mrs. Hill, Miss Ellen Hughes, Miss
Vonkenla, Miss Sue Saunders. Miss
Mary Connelley, Miss Tess Egar, Miss
Nettie Elder, Miss Rose White, Miss
Emma Thalheimer, Miss Anna Luke,
Miss Eva Liebenon, Miss Eva Luke,
Miss Anna Rafley, Miss Mary Pettid,
Miss Margaret Pettid.
The dinner dance at the Country
Club Thursday evening was only one
of the many enjoyable affairs given
by the club this season. Among those
enjoying the evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. P Billiard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tritle. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill
derbran, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Fields, Mr.. and
Mrs. W J. Kingsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry George, Mr.. and Mrs. z. J.
Bennett, Mrs. r W. Craig, Mrs. Will
lam Nesbit, Miss Ruth Ainsworth,
Miss Mona Kingsbury, Miss lone
Pease, Miss Grace Stacy, Richard
Schweppe, Sidney Goldman, Keith
Pickrell, Tom Peabody, Joseph Cas-
son,Lee Lands and Elias Dunlevy.
The gala affair of the season was
the luncheon and garden party given
Wednesday at the attractive Kings
bury home in Tempe, at which Mrs.
George Gage, Mrs. w. ]. Kingsbury,
Mrs, Robert Burmister and Miss
Mona Kingsbury We're the delightful
hostesses. The twenty small tables at
which an elaborate luncheon was
served We're spread on the spacious
lawn under an Overhanging awning.
After luncheon cards were enjoyed by
those desiring to play, while others
chatted in cosy hooks and corners.
At the game of bridge played Mrs.
Henry George received the first prize,
Mrs. Simon Oberfelder the second,
and Mrs. George Vickers the conso-
lation.
Mrs. Dave Goldberg entertained Fri
day afternoon in honor of her little
daughter, Miss Ruth Many enjoyable
games were played, the prizes being
won by Mary Christy and nene CAM.
Those enjoying the jolly afternoon
were Doris Christy, Mary Christy,
Lois Davie, Martha Davie, Eleanor
Wilkinson, Katherine Ryan, Harriet
Tritle, Merriam Bailey, Gertrude Oar
by, Ruth Tisdale, Lucille Tisdale, Ida
Mae Code, Ruth Shepard, Ruth Land, |
Ellen Burton, Kitty Craig, Ilene CAM, |
Marguerite Noll, Alto Lewis, Ethel |
Burton, Hazel Goldberg, Selma Gold !
berg, Angela Marshall, Carol Bond, |
Catherine Bond and Harold Goldberg |
Mrs. Emil CAM entertained a few |
friends at whist on Monday after |
noon. Peppers were festooned over |
the doors and on the chandeliers and |
bowls of cut roses ornamented the |
tables. The hostess was assisted by |
Mrs. w. L. Pinney, Mrs. H. H. Nc |
Neil, Mrs. George Mintz, Mrs. George |
Nerryman and Miss Norma Sweeney |
Mrs. Ed Elsie received the first prize, |
Mrs. Fred Tribolet the second, Mrs. |
Robert Fromm the third and Mrs. |
H H Mcneil the consolation