Arizona republican., 1909-06-06
About Phoenix People


ephine KIT, Edith Diamond, Maud
 Stewart, Parelee Irvine, Norma Creech James Higley, Floyd Gibson, Fred
 KirkwoOd, George Luhrs, Bert Hart well. Walter Wood, Simon Novinger, Lester DeMund, Donald Scott, Earl | Worcester, Norman Hurley, Charlie Becker Claud Taylor, Frank Spawr, Donald Spawr and Jack Graham. One of the most delightful affairs i of the week was the party given by | Mrs. Arendell in honor of the seven teenth birthday anniversary of her daughter, Miss Alice. The hostess was | assisted by her daughter. Mrs. Charles A. Mccoy. The lawn and porches were lighted with candles and Japanese lan- terms. The reception room was taste fully decorated with a profusion of potted plants, roses and greenery. The parlors and dining room were done in green and white. Vases of flowers filled every available place. A large | birthday cake with seventeen candles formed the centerpiece at the table Artistic place cards marked the places of the guests The evening was devOt- ed to music and games. Miss Arendell was the recipient of many beautiful and useful presents.
 
 Miss Eula Barr and Dave D. Grif- fifth were quietly married last evening at o'clock by Reverend H. NJ. Camp bell. The parlor where the ceremony was performed. was artistically deco rated npnngr hn11 bc young bridge was especially pretty in sheer white lawn made empire and trimmed with baby Irish lace. There were no attendants adn only the i'm mediate friends of the young couple were present. The young couple will be at home after June l5, at 200 South Seventh avenue.
 Miss Elizabeth NJ. Schrab and Dell M. Strawn were quietly marrlef We'd pesday evening iE he Baptisr church by Reverend Orville Coats Only a few of the many friends of the bride and grom were present. Mir. and Mrs Strawn will be at home to their friends after June 20 at 4O2 N. Sev- enth avenue.
 Mrs. Wm. A. Johnson. of Denver, a sister of Mrs. w. W. McNeff, ar rived in Phoenix Saturday morning. In two weeks Mrs. Johnson. accom- panied by Mrs. McNeff will leave for Los Angeles, where they will be join | ed by their father and mother, Dr. | and Mrs. H. w. Allen.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. WiIkenson | pleasantly entertained the Pooh Bah | bridge club last week and the high | scores were made by Mrs. James | and Mrs. w. J. James will be hosts of the club this week
 Miss Maud Hawley, Miss Vera | LamsOn, Raymond Battin and Rob ert Petros formed a jolly hunting party last Monday. In the evening a quail supper was enjoyed at the home of Miss Hawley, on North Sec ond avenue.
 The Neighborhood Bridge club met Monday evening with Mir. and Mrs C. H. Davidson. Mrs LeutZ and D. H. Burtis carried off the honors for the evening MT. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy will entertain the club this week.
 MT. and Mrs. H. G. Franklin enter tained informally with cards Thursday evening. Those who enjoyed the even ing were MT. and Mrs. Saddler, Miss Marie Bauer, George Rouse, R. Gull vert and James Bowen.
 MT. and Mrs. Howe Williams will leave Monday for a two months visit in Oceanside, California. Mir and Mrs Williams will be joined later by Mrs Mills Kendrick who is now in Pas adena.
 Mrs. H. J Newhouse will leave this week for an extended eastern trip. Mrs. Newhouse will visit several 'laces before reaching her destina- ion in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
 Dr. Lloyd C. Bailey, accompanied " his two ,ohiIdren. Worth and