Arizona republican., 1909-02-21
About Phoenix People

[ chandeliers were draped with the | fern and the mantel banked with
 almond blossoms and smilax. The
 prizes for the game of bridge were
 received by Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. w. l w. McNeff and Mrs. E. L. Shaw. The
 invited guests wer: Mesdames J. L.
 B. Alexander, L. E. Allen, A C.
 Baker, E. J. Bennett, Walter Bennett,
 Guy Bennett, G. P. Bullard, R. B.
 Burmister, D, H. Burtis, L. H.
 Chalmers, S. E. Coats, George Chris-
 ty, Shirley Christy, Clark Churchill,
 J. F. Cleaveland, E. T. Ceilings, D. L. | Connor, T. Connell, Joseph Cope,
 Beverly Cox, R. w. Craig, Vernon Clark. Ned Creighton, L. D. Dameron,
 L. M. Darby, c. H. Davidson, w. E. Deity, H. P. DeMund, c. E. DeMund.
 H. A. Diehl, James Griffen, D. B.
 Heard, L. E. Hewins, Frank Hilder-
 bran, Fen Hildreth, J. B. Hooker, A
 G. Hulett M. Jacobs, w. K. James.
 H. J. Jessop, Harry Kennedy, J. B. Kibbey, L. H. Landis, H. l. Latham.
 Harvey Lee, w. G. Lentz, Clay Leon ard, E. W. Lewis, E. A. Marshall.
 Ancil Martin, J. H. McClintock, H. H. McNeil, J. c. Monihan, Helen Bury,
 N. A. Morford, S. Oberfelder, Gordon
 Tweed. John Page, P. P. Parker, F.
 W. Pemberton, w. s. Pickren, o. E. Plath, w. F. Nichols, A. Redewill, E.
 A. Syrrell, A. Sampson Goldman, C.
 M. Scott, c. l. Stacy, l. T. Stoddard, R. M. Tafel, A. K. Stacy, $, B. Tag
 gart, Walter Talbot, Claude Berry man. Harry Tritle, G. W. Vickers, J.
 Elliot Walker, H. B. Wilkinson, C. N. Gage, W! J. Kingsbury, H. A.
 Chandler, A. J. Chandler, A. c. Me
 Queen, P. E. Fuller, Dan Francis, R.
 Novinger, w L. Pinney, J. S. Jencks. w. H. Robinson, c. F. Ainsworth,
 Frank Ainsworth, J. W. Doris, c. D. Doris, Sam Easterling, Sims Ely, W. A. Parish, G. w. Foss, Emil Gang, Dave Goldberg, Aaron Goldberg, Leo
 Goldman, Charles Goldman, W. s. Goldsworthy, Roy Goodrich, B. M. Goldwater, s. W. Higley, J. NJ. Swet- nam, Howe Williams P. A Tharald- son, P. Weisner, T. Simpson, Lyman
 Walker, Homer Grunn. George Lut- gerding, Joseph Green, l. T. Hosey. A. w. McNeff, M. H. Williams, H. c.
 Yaeger, Sam Hughes, E. L. Shaw, Miss W. Jessop and Miss Goldman.
 The largest and most enjoyable evening bridge party of the season was given Wednesday evening by Miss Frances Pemberton and Miss FL sic Munger at the spacious Pember- ton home on North Central avenue. Miss Berenice Radford and Mrs. Henry George won the ladies' prizes, and Charles Stauffer and William Fickas were the lucky gentlemen, re- ceiving first and second prizes. Those who enjoyed the evening were: 'Messrs. and Mesdames George Lutger- ding, Joseph Green, Charles Munger, E. c. Rhinehart, c. l. Stacy, s. B. Taggart Frank Hilderbran, Sims Eaton, H. L. George, Roy Goodrich. Eugene Redewiil, Roy Thomas, Gus NoH. E. A. Goodrich, Harvey J. Lee, J. w. ,Crenshaw, Charles Parvin, Ned Creighton, E. w. Lewis, Frank Ainsworth, L. E. Hewins, James Day.
 Misses Ruth Ainsworth, Louise Swet- nam, Mabel Hooker, Marguerite Adams, Helen Alexander Ella Eyre, Sylvia Ainsworth, Sadie Allen, Ruth Jessop, George Bailey, Louise Murphy. Mabel McNeil, Edna Hoffman. Helen Owen, Alice Grier, Flora ,Grier, Alice Redewill, Edith Bennett, Frances .Lount, Ethel Swofford, Mona Kings bury, Prudence Gilium, Grace Stacy, Mary Jenkins, Hazel DeMund, Fay DeMund, Dolly Sullinger, Beatrice Roland, Ollie Fisher, Ted Mcdaniel. Ida McDaniel, Elise Comstock, La Vanche Comstock, Angie Parker, Der enice Radford, Lalla Rookh GiIIum. Brookie George, Orin Standage, H. c. Bennett, Keith PickrelI, Richard Dubois, Ernest Bennett, Harold Penn berton, Perry Munger, James Parker.
 William Fickas, George D. Morris. Charles Stauffer, Clay Parker, Ar thur Ainsworth, Celora Stoddard, Tom Prescott, Clarence Standage, Ben Stanton, Garrett Schuler, F. Laird. David Hansen. Joe Cassou, Milton