Arizona republican., 1909-11-21
About bout Phoenix hmx People P@M

afternoon at which Mrs C. r. Alhs- worth and Miss Sylvia AinsWorih were hostesses. was exceedingly enjOyabie- Mrs Royal Lescher received the prize for the highest score at the game of bridge which was played Among those present were Mrs. Dave Goldberg. Mrs. W. C. Barnes. Mrs. F. J. Bennett Mrs. W. C Shgh. Mrs Royal Lescher. Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mrs R w. Schweppi. Mrs. Lee Landis. Mrs R w. Craig. Mrs. Homer King, Miss Helen Kane, Miss Hazel Goldberg' Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Winfield Jessop, Miss McConehy. Miss Helen Alexander, Aaron Goldberg. Harold Baxter, Me. McDoueal and | T. Hosey.
 The chairman of the Woman's club bazaar. Mrs w C. Foster. wishes to annouacc that on Tuesday, November goth. the anuua! bazaar will be held at thc K of r. hall. on Washington street. the regular place of meeting. beginning with g. r. o'clock dinner and cpatinuiug throughout tine afternoon Th.r. will be several new features added this year. The club members hereby extend d cordial invitation to the friends and well wishers of the club to come to this bazaar, the pro ccc,ls of which will be used in the erection of the proposed club build ing. The chairmen of the different booths are: White. Mrs T. W. Penn herton: pink. Mrs b. 5. Heard blue. Mrs Charles B. Christy. green. Mrs l.. Pinney; yellow. South Side ladies; gentlomen's booth, Mrs. J. M McClin- tock There will be also grab bag for theS children and one for the grown-ups. Five cents for the little tots and ten cents for the older chill dren. In the different colored booths may be found beautiful gifts for Christmas tokens. The tea room. where the ladies may get their after noon tea. will be in charge of Mrs. Edward Kent These cups of tea will vary in price as the saucer goes with the tea and waters. Some young ladies under the direction of Miss Grier will sell home made candy. The grab bag and soft drinks bO0th will be under the direction of Mrs. &ncil Martin and her aides Dinner will be served from l2 till .. chairman. Mrs. W. W. McNeff- During the afternoon the Indian school orchestra will furnish a program of In- dian music and there will also be some vocal numbers by Indians.
 Mrs J H Kibbey entertained with two charming affairs last week. on Monday with an afternoon of bridge at which Mrs Perry Sears was the honor guest. Mrs. Kibbey's guests wtre Mrs. R r. Sloan. Mrs. Frank Cox. Mrs. J II. McClintock. Mrs. [ T. Hosev. Mrs F. F.. Kirkland and Mrs. J. s. Jencks. Yesterday a guessing game was the order of the afternoon. Those enjoy ing the afternoon were Madame Ed ward Kent Mrs. Walter Talbot. Mrs. B. A. Fowler. Mrs. J NJ Kendrick. Mrs. Howe Williams. Mrs. Will Pinney Mrs. R NJ. Tafel, Mrs. J. s. Jeneks and Mrs. Aiken. Being unable to make calls on account of poor health. Mrs. Kibbey is, endeavoring to see her friends by en- tertaining with a series of informal afternoons.
 One of the largest and most enjoy able of this seasons social functions was the reception rendered Mrs. R. F.. Sloan Wednesday afternoon by the Daughters Of the American Revolution al the home of Mrs. Walter Talbot. Bowls and vases of this seasons fra grant cut roses were placed in every conceivable place, while pepper boughs and grecnery were festoOned over the doors and windows and around the chandeliers in the reception rooms. Mrs. Talbot was assisted in receiving by Mrs Sloan. Mrs. G. W. ViclIers. Mrs. \. J. Edwards. Mrs. w. F.. Palmer. Mrs. F C. F. Bond. Miss A. N. Fowler and Miss Angie Parker. Madame Kent Mrs. B 4. Fowler. Mrs Howe Williams. Mrs. C. H. Davidson and Mrs. w. C. : Barnes poured tea. About one hundred and fifty Daughters of the American Revolution were invited to meet Mrs. Sloan.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. W. Stephens return ed Monday to their home in the north ern part of the territory.
 Mrs. and Mrs. R. X. Packard and daughter Miss Dorothes left Inc first of the week for their home in Douglas.
 Mrs. James NickOls and Mrs Myrtle Codrick who were visiting friends here during fair week left Monday for Los Angeles |