Arizona republican., 1910-02-27
About Ph%oenix % People Ppk

one of the most brilliant of this seasons affairs was the banquet given Monday evening at the Adams Hotel
 by the Sons of the American ReVolu- ton. The decorations. carried out in red. white and blue color scheme by the use of flags, bunting, ferns and
 little incandescent lights. were espc-
 cially mentionable. The table. ar
 ranged in the form of a square. was artistiCally decorated in red carnations and ferns. caudclabras with red shades
 being placed at each corner. Hon. l.
 T. Stoddard Was toaStmast"r and in-
 troduccd Governor Sloan and Chap
 lain Scott, who responded in their usual interesting manner. Covers were laid for Governor and Mrs. R. r..
 Sloan. Mir. and Mrs I. T. Stoddard.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baxter, Mir. and
 Mrs w F.. Pinney, MT. and Mrs J. <.
 Stannard. Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Young. Judge and Mrs. Jos. Kibbcy. Mir. and
 Mrs. ]. & McC'lintock. Mir. and Mrs.
 Howard < Reed. Mir and Mrs. Roy
 Thomas. Mir and Mrs. Geo. Christy,
 MT. and Mrs. r. R. Wilkinson, Mr.
 and Mrs. T. r. Parker. Mr. and Mrs.
 Carl Hayden. MT and Mrs. Winfield
 Scott MT Edward Kent. ST. Miss Ada
 Vansant Hon. Edward Kent. Chas.
 Van der Vcer. pr. Roy Thomas. II. B.
 Wilkinson. c. M Stoddard. James
 SpraGuc. Rev Atwood. !. l.. E. Alex
 ander and Rev. J. Rockwood Jenkins.
 Miss Elizabeth Goldwater was the
 honor guest at luncheon and bridge
 party given Friday by Mrs. W. J.
 kingsbury at her beautiful home in Tempe The luncheon was served
 at small tables. cursaSe bouquets of VioletS forming the centcrpicceS. The prizes at bridge were received ht
 Mrs. Simon Obcrfcider. Mrs. Aaron
 Goldberg. Mrs. Harry Tritle and Mrs.
 L. II. Chalmers. Invited to meet Miss
 Goldwater were Mrs. l.. H. Landis. Mrs. Barry Goldwater Mrs. +. ".
 Craig. Mrs. Garrett Ryan. Mrs. Harry
 Tritle. Mrs & Oberfelder. Mrs. l.. II. Chalmers. Mrs. ". c Foster. Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. Dave Goldberg. Mrs. R. w. Schweppi, Mrs. Gordon Tweed. Mrs F. J. Bennitt and Mrs. M. Hellman.
 one of the smart affairs of the week was the heart party given Fri day at the Country club in honor of
 Miss Annette Weisenb0rn by Miss Ruth Ainsworth. The Country club is an ideal place in which to enter tain. and needs little extra decoration. , it's walls being hung with Navajo !. blankets and Indian baskets. The dainty hand painted place cards were decorated with different colored but i, terfles. the work Of the hostess. Miss ] Weisenborn received the guest prize. ! Mrs Harold Baxter the first prize for { the young married women and Miss { Marguerite Adams flor the girls.
 Mrs. Charles Wattawa entertained l Tuesday with a unique George Wash ] ington party in honor Of her sister. , Mrs. J. l. Butler. of Los Angeles. ' Flags. red and white carnations and | violets formed the decorations of the : house. and carried out the color scheme of red white and blue A little boy and girl dressed to repre- i sent George and Martha Washington received the guests at tine door. Sev-
 eral amusing games were played dur ! ing the evening.
 A jolly crowd of young folks were i guests of the Smith Family Friday 1 evening at their second dance of the . season. Among those present were:
 Miss Marion Doris. Miss Zelma Cold i berg Miss Mabel McNeil. Miss Helen | Laird Miss Marjorie Grant. Miss Es- | ther Willis, Miss Hazel DcAlund. Miss [ Faye DeMund. Miss Helen Swiggert. !! Miss Laura Swiggert, Miss Bernice l Brown. Miss Bessie Brown. Miss An . nette Weisenborn. Miss Bum, Miss Ida Davidson, Miss Fitzgerald, Miss |