Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-11-07
About Phoenix People


Club met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Joseph Kibbey. The members of
the Club are Mrs. r. f. Sloan, Mrs.
E. E. Kirkland. Mrs. Sims Ely and
Mrs. Kibbey.
c. P. Lee. Of Harqua Hala will spend
Fair week in town. +.
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Miss May Chamberlain Of Tomb
stone will be the guest Of Mrs George
Barnes during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs George U. Young have
as their guests Mrs. A p, McMinds
and daughter of Pueblo. Colorado.
Governor Sloan returned Thursday
from the east having been a member
of the presidential party on the Miss
issippi from st. Louis to New Or
leans.
d. NJ. Nichols who is now residing in
Wickenburg is down for the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McGivens are
tourists from Chicago. and expect to
visit friends until after the holt
days.
Leslie Harding and L. Jones OF Tue
son spent last week in town.
J. Splits of San Francisco visited
friends in Phoenix last week.
Harry Pierson left Tuesday for Los
Angeles where he will spend the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Baker. OF Chi
cago. arrived in town last week and
will spend the winter in town.
E. NJ. McCord is a Phoenix visitor
from New York.
R Baker is in town from Roosevelt
for few days visit with friends.
Charles Saunders arrived in town
Tuesday from New York City and will
remain during the winter season.
E B. Flack, of San Francisco is a
business visitor to town this week
B. l.. Williams. of New York City
will arrive Tuesday to spend a few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Jeagar and chill
dren of Prescott are spending the week
in town.
The most unique affair OF the |
season was the Halloween party
given Monday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Doris and Miss Doris,
The decorations of the parlors and
yard were especially beautiful and
appropriate for the occasion. Japanese
lanterns. pumpkin faces and ghostly |
figures peeped from every conceivable
nook. H. ]. Newhouse, dressed as
presided over a huge |
oaldron. in the hall. which accounted |
for happiness and gayety reigning |
supreme during the evening The |
parlor represented an immense spi- |
iers web, with black cats, snakes.
and wire spiders entwined in the |
ineshes, while the library was ex-
weird with its ghosts and /
yrinning skulls. Hand painted au-
tumn leaves formed the pretty dec
orations of the dining room where
a very delicious buffet supper was
served. The large veranda was
into a typical Japa- i
lese tea garden, quantities of wis
terra and chrysanthemums inter-
;persed with fans formed the artis-
&c decorations. Miss Matte Belle 1
Dawes, Miss Norma Sweeney and
Miss Doris dressed in the native
costume served tea from pretty brass
ga services. The back porch was
screened with Navajo blankets where
IN orchestra furnished music for
iancing Those not caring to dance
enjoyed a game of bridge or had
heir fortunes told. Mrs. Doris and
Mss Doris were assisted in receiv-
Soldgbere, Mrs C. d. Doris. Mrs.
bran, Mrs Homer King, Miss Hazel
and Miss Helen Alexander.
The engagement of Miss Weda
Purcell of Tucson and Ivey Marshall
4 San Francisco has been announced
Hiss Purcell is a charming member {
f Tucson's younger social set and {
s well known in Phoenix. Ivey
farshall who is a rising young bust
less man OF San Francisco. grew up {;
n Phoenix and has a host of friends {
Who wish him every success. The {
will take place in Tucson on
december 21st
The Mothers Circle of the Univer-
ity School held an informal recep- ;
ion Wednesday evening at the home
{ Mrs. Harry Kennedy in honor of I
he teachers. Short addresses were {
made by Mrs. T, f. Irvine, president '
( the circle and by Professor Lopez. !
Hiss Hazel and Fay DeMund rem I
cred several enjoyable piano duets. I
One of the smaller but exceeding .
V smart events of the week was
ne informal tea given Monday after
Don by Mrs. John Munger at her
ONE on North Seco4d avenue. The
arlors were very pretty with mass
{ roses, and green's forming the
nipple decorations. Mrs. Munger was !
ssisted in receiving by Mrs. A Far !