Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
Brilliant Reception and
 Card Party by Mines. Naquin

whist party given yesterday by Mes danes J. c. and M. l.. Naquin, in East Globe. Atg a4
 Tho shades were drawn and the pret- ty home lighted artidcially, bringing out the striking effect of the decora- tions, suggestive of the anniversary of tho birth of George Washington The patriotic scheme was carried through on the score cards, of which one side bore picture of the Father of His Country, the scores being kept with tiny Amer. ican flags affixed to the other side, Each card, tied with red, white and blue rib bon to small paper hatchet, bore an appropr ate verse. making it dainty Isouyenir of an exceptionally pleasnra- be occasion. The tables were marked with flag seals in Roman figures, in keeping with the score cards,
 The Washington effect was further carried out on the, lunch cloths, which were artistieally decorated with cherry sprays, but the luncheon itself would have been far beyond the most capri eious, gourmet of colonial times. There were escalloped oysters, served with hatchet-shaped biscuit, and pickles sug- gestivc of the plight in which Cornwall lis found himself; frozen catawba with .marasehipo cherries, fruit cake. cocoa nut kisses and macaroons.
 The beautiful costumes worn by the guests made up one of the most strik'ag features of this happy event. Among the gowns most noted for the exquisite way in which they became their lair wearcrs, were the following
 Mrs. Fisk, in white satin, silk and gold embroidered; Mrs, Smalley, in brown suit, net over silk;a Mrs. Ilprd, in yellow satin, with embroidered pan. els; Mrs. Stoneman, in white messaline, lace trimmed; Mrs. Williamson, in pea, green silk, Mrs Hegardt, in, old rose broadeioth, Handsomely braided; Mrs. SullenbetgeI,a in light green, mousseline over satin, trimmed with > lace and opaleseent beading; Mrs. MeKinnon, in brown voile, trimmedf with gold braid; Mrs. Nave, in gray moire silki Mrs. Sturgeon, in old rose messalipe, trimmed with point lace; Mrs. McCar- thy, in salmon cloth peau de soie; Mrs. Rawlins, in white moussehne, with pink embroidery over silk; Mrs. Shell, in a. dark blue surplee princess silk; Mrs. I4awton, in brown cloth over silk; Mrs, Jacobs, in pink satin, heavily brocaded; Mrs. Timms, in pale blue satin, with button trimmings; Mrs. Ridenour, in white mohair, trimmed in blue; Mrs. Miles, in blue silk, applique trimmed; Mrs. L. II. Brown, in champagne, silk, trimmed with buttons and lace; Mrs. Bandhauer, in black taffeta silk, trim med with valeneiennes lace; Mrs. More head, in old rose messaline, trimmed with. ecru lace; Mrs. Robinson, in blue and white null, trimmed with net; Mrs. w. s. Sultan, in strawberry pink and white messaline, elaborately embroider, ed; Mrs. Ernestine Sultan, in black silk and net; Mrs. French, inx embroidered net; Mrs. Cox, in white. lace; Mrs. Yemen, in light blue messaline;, Mrs ah fuultlon, iHa ilSut 1paht sNh4hh V siiat pleated; Mrs. Marcus Iantin, in .em. broidered light blue messalins, trimmed with lace; Mrs. W. G. shsnley, in light blue silk null embroidered all over lace; Mrs. Rose Shanley, in black voile, heavily braided; Mrs. J. T, Brown, in dark blue messaline; ,Ms, Van Wagen- en, in brown cloth, with lace yoke and sleeves; Mrs. Butz, in pink silk null; Mrs. Coombs, in gray cloth; Mrs. Maiseh, in old rose, embroidered and trimmed with buttons; Mrs. Woodward, in black and white silk; Mrs. Spates, in golden brown silk, trimmed with ap- plique; Mrs. Toombs, in black net over yellow silk; Mrs. Coplen, in tnrquoi SC blue silk; Mrs. C. F. Holdsworth, in old rose messaline; Mrs. Hanna in em. broiderod linen; Mrs. Henry, in gray null ovor silk; Mrs. Kecgan, cream null over silk. hta rsi Ri1L
 The hostesses were assisted in receiv. ing by Miss Bailey, who was gowned in pink silk null, satin snd embroider- cd net 0 lai Li.H.itl
 The play nt cards was spirited and Interesting The first prize, n band some cut glass bon bon dish, was won by Mrs. Ridenour, who cut with Mes danes McKinnon, Hurd and McCar.hy. The second prize, a painted china cake plate, was won by Mrs W. G. Stanley. who cut with Mesdames J. T, Brown, Henry, Woodward, Van Wagenen, Shell, Fisk and Nave. The first consolation prize, q small hatchet, was won by Mrs. Jacobs, whose score was zero, while Mrs. w. s. Sultan won the second con- solation prize in T cut with Mrs. Band. hauer and Mrs. Rose Shanley. Those present were Mesdames ,. s. Miles, G. II. Smalley, l.. II. Brown, F. s. Nave, c. T. Sturgeon, s. F. Sullen- berger, A. J. McKinnon, q. J. Ridenour J. BandhaueL J, J., Keegan, l.. l.. Hen
 ", c. J. Stoneman, D. R. Williamson, J. II. Moorehead, J. N. Robinson, M
 E. Mccarthy, c. L. Rawlins, E. M
 Hurd, A. Hansen, w. s. Sultan, F.. Sul
 tan, R. H. Jacobs, Elvira Middleton IF. c. Hanna. c. K. French. w. J, Cox