Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-31
AUTUMN PARTY

Jacobs, corner oi l"ii" anu ""pi' streets. '' r,, ,ort,. was one of the most charm
 4, .S,,6rti6ns that has ever been giver ins s15s tr citv and the first large private III n,;oI .I' event of the present season, r,, decorations were exquisite and
 ,,t,5 IDy shady woodland haunts il sUss. G.rlauds of bright-hued au aU'u"I I,o,r, were festooned about the iulHu D,,ne and masses of crimson and me rel ,.Ibrv,orthemums were banked over so" ,ntel in the reception room and the II, ,Lc taolc that held the punch bowl uPv" aar.sr, ,Ir were also used throughout
 I,N In' otber rooms. Ropes of smilax and
 'nt S.n v,n leaves were fastened to the
 au.uJ,,I aIuluIoIier, and carried in festoons tC
 ,u'"a, I' norners of the rooms, The pOrtier:
 'Ig , transformed into fairy-like cur t.irs "; of autumn leaves
 Tbo bright hucs of the autumnal dee
 &,rs formed a charming contrast tC
 o,.',y .ta soft neutral tints of the walls and
 H,,isbirgs rv of Mrs. Jacobs beautiful
 home.
 p,ogrc,,iye whist was the entertain'
 ,nt nl'I InrovidcI for the afternoon, and
 !I,-o ,,-, were fourteen tables. The score
 ., ..3, were the in the form of autumn
 Iooyes hand-tlnted in the natural col r, and lettercd with gold. The scores |,rs marked bv tiny gold stars, which rsre glued to the cards. Mrs Fred Wales won every game .r.yei She received as first prize a Handsome cut glass nut bowl, ,rr. F. NJ. Hurd won the second prize, beautiful haud-painted bon bon dish Vr. J. l.. Wales was awarded third or;1a a pair of silver sugar tongs. The consolation prize fell to Mrs |Dsnis Murphy. It was a hammered |br,ss eapdlestick, with candle for en' IIghteDment. l Dar,fors refreshments were served ,rr,.e consisted of chicken salad, Sara, -oga chrrN, cheese straws, olives, pickles, Strawberry foe. cream, assorted cake adv fingers, macor"Ons and coffee. The c0lored orchestra furnished music Frnit Dunch was served dOring the afternoon. Miss Weinberger presiding at tbe punch bowl.
 The hostesses were also assisted by Mrs Carlock and Mrs. Rawlins. The following guests were present. Nes5ames R. l.. Alderman, Cora S.. An
 boDy. Geo. II. Smalley, E. T. Satchell h K, SatcheIl, J. w. Bandhauer, George Rootb of Miami, J. T. Brown, l.. H Brown J. c. Bruner, c. Cushman, F. Fl CsrIock. P P. Greer, Fred Hoar, c. F H. H. Hiener, H. c. Holds worth, E. NJ. Hurd, Fred Hengehold George Hill, R. D. Kennedy, J. J. Kee gap. P. C. Little. Max Lantin, NJ. F.. Me Garthy. J. $. Miles, Denis Murphy, A ] McKinnon. Eugene Middleton, J. H M. l.. Naquin, J. r. Patton (. L. RawIins, G. J. Ridenour, J. N Robinson. A. C. Smith, H. V. Shell, D P Williamson, Rose Shanley, w. G Shanlev. F. D. Smith, c. T. Sturgeon s F. SulIerberger, F. F. Towle, ]. H Thompson. r. E. Wales, J. l.. Wales, E N White of Black Warrior, Harry Wghtman. and c. F. Taylor of Miami and Misses Margaret Robinson of Saf ford. Nan Pendleton of Berkeley, Calf. LHie Bishop of Solomonville, and Ethe Eeinbcrger of Denver, Colo, who aT' the guests of friends here.
 The ladies were elegantly gowned Some of the gowns seen were as follows
 Mrs Jacobs wore a gown of soft anne tiyst silk with cream oriental lace.
 Mrs. Nave was gowned in shell pink batiste combined with valenciennes and Irish lace.
 Mrs. Weinberger wore black crepe dc nine heavily braided and combined witf ilet.
 Mrs Thompson wore a handsome gown 5i black pineapple-fber cloth with satin stripes.
 Mrs. Towle wore tailored suit ot Jlive broadcloth with a bodice of pin ueked chiffon, ornamented with oriental 
 Ms. Rawlins' gown was a princess oi avender brOadcloth elaborately braided
 Mrs. Ridenour wore white net over aeSsalne.
 Mrs. Robinson was gowned in gray cuisine silk ornamented with em fOiiery.
 Mrs A. c. Smith wore black crepe dc hiIe combined with chiffon and gold loth
 Mrs Shell wore a handsome princes; own of pale mustard broadcloth with ralding of self tones.
 Mrs. Rose Shanley wore black chiffon ioadcloth with jet ornaments.
 Mrs. W. G. Shanley wore a gown ot entian blue silk with braided design nd embroidery.
 Mrs. F. D. Smith wore black messa ne onamented with silk soutache.
 Mrs Sturgeon was gowned in eel he rcau de soi with wide bands oi .ftoned baby Irish lace.
 Mrs. x. F. Sullenberger wore tailor ut of champagne broadclOth and q DdIrc of ecru filet with gold braid.
 Mrs. Fred Wales wore wisteria chif Dn broadcloth suit with bodice of mes .Hc in the same shade.
 Mrs J. l.. Wales wore blue crepe de llne with chiffon yoke and gold bands Mrs. F.. M. White wore white messa he ornamented with Irish lace and Ids.
 Mrs. Harry Wightman wore turquois' k with satin woven dots.
 Miss Weinberger wore a gown made
 alternating panels of gray cluny lace d printed vOile.
 Ms, Bishop wore electric blue chif n henrietta combined with silk of tho me shade.
 Miss Rohinson wore mink silk pop