Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06
AFTERNOON PARTY

M ..,.,..rtained at whist yesterday N'''.' It was one of 'the largest al, elaborate functions of the an" ...-nu and also one of the most r",,. .r., J,.. rations were exquisite. The ,''.....r,r was pink and crimson and t.'' .. r,rorations consisted of car inc .., crimson blush of dawn n".' ...... and ferns and smilax, The ,"'' and ferns were gracefully ar N"". . vases and used in artistic r".-,.. throughout the various rooms, I'.' ..I pink bulbs were used in ''..". .....,. n.t mission chandeliers tue ,.r. gracefully entwined with ""L auI ether green foliage. Addi- ,o... o...r ...r was supplied by crimson '"''".r ..r.elaDra, the blinds having >'". .....f rn exclude the light of day. 'g r..,..a fifteen tables arranged for .r....,r whist. The cards used for .-......, the tables and the tally .a.r. commented with hand-paint- ..' u. ..,u.r.ar, in the prevailing colors. ...., ..mcs were played. the prizes ,......,. .,o.rIad as follows, although Tn I,..,- every instance 1t was necessary ..., rn. cards to decide the winner: ..... ..... handsome cut glass bowl, u-. r Na.,ch: second prize, e beau .o.I ..ndpa,utcd china bon bon dish, Wr, r,.ad Jacobs; third prize, a nor. ....., ..>. containing two packs of .-f. Mrs. d. W. Bandhauer; and con ...,..r prize. a drum with the inscrip- .., ,. lave been ueaten,' Mrs, F., T. stewart. Tn. r...u,hmcnts were exceedingly l..n,r. including chicken salad, oyster ...,.., ....rr~. beaten biscuit, ice cream, LI...r,..I ..ae. coffee, nuts and bon bOns, r.. ru.-r~ were served in dainty little '.,.r ralur, decorated with hand ..m-.. carnations, and the colors were ..., rr..-nt out in the cream, the red ....r N...r uf crushed strawberry. pr... WAS served during the games ..I ,.. ,..orcd orchestra furnished
 r.s ..>.,~, was assisted by Mesdames r.N ra-,.u. F. F. Towle and l.. l.. umrr and Misses Lou Bolton and Ethel u'm
 rn. ...u,v ot the scene was heighten- d nv ..r handsome gowns and hats worn A., ,0v ladies.
 nrrtwu, had been issued to Mes lame, d. H Morchead k. B. Hegardt, Y Smell. II. P. Wightman, l.. k. W.g..man. x. r. Arkills. Geo. ,. Stone man. u. k Williamson, w. w. Brook ppr. ?. B. Caller, Max Lantin, J. Vein Isr-.r. ~. F. SuIlenberger, c. $. Van Wa.pn.a. C. r. Sturgeon, R. D. Ken g4.v. A. Hansen. M L. Naquin, J. G.. Nsou.n. Erncstlue Sultan, w. $. Sultan, A r. Nu-ch. C. r. HoldswOrth, II. C.. Hoa,w.rl. r. w. HOar, Geo. R. Hill, G W.p. Hunt. W. II. Parks, F. l.. Jones, F F. Tw.e. Roland Jacobs, Henry Thompson. \. II. Sydnor, l.. l.. Stag rgr>. I. N purdum, w. $. Dayton, F.. NJ. Hwl. H. II. hlcncr, II. H. Bru, J. w. Bmdaarar. F.. NJ. FirpO, P. l.. Butz, E.. j.. Hgdou, W. L. Spates, G. $. Andrus, J. x. uobu,on, NJ. F.. McMCarthy, A. C. Smith. J. S. Miles, B. G. Fox, W. !, Cox. r. b. .Toombs, C.. w. Shute, D.. Narphv, r. C. Little, l.. II. Brown, w. C. ~.m.ev, Rose Shanley, E. T. Satcheli, Leah Patton. J. l.. Wales, NJ. c. Ken 'on. F. x. Nave. Geo. II. Smalley, Geo. K French Chas. l.. Rawlins, Eugene Middleton, J. W. Brown, C. w. Tillman, H II. Woodward, F.. w. Lewis, F. J.. Elliott. F. F.. Merritt, E. T. Stewart, A.. ]. MrKauon. J. T. Brown, G. ]. Ride nuar. h. C. toomhs, l.. A. Wright, C. E.. Taylor, \. Allen, T. 4. PascOe, l.. N. Marx. G. N. Allison, Theo. CTandall, Clarence Ne.ppe, C. A. Garden, George nUgi00, L. A. Wright, and Bridwell, and Miss Nan PendletOn of this city; Nr, RoyloIs of Miami, Mrs. Frank NegIu and Mrs. |. E. Solomon of Sol omony.le, and Mrs. Westmeyer and Mi, Lillian Wcstmeycr of Los An ge.-,, who are at present in this city.
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 BIRTHDAY PARTY
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. O. Young of 26s Bullion street entertained number oi 'ac friends of their daughter, Miss -enora Friday evening in honor of her h''e"nth birthday anniversary.
 Namr- and music furnished entertain @rnt fur fine young people and dainty r,rr'.mnuts were served later.
 Ia. uo-'u>- was assisted in the duties d e1,'r.a@rg by Mrs. Lee Young.
 Ia" following guests were present: N.,"- Anna Rose, Bessie Agnew, Lil- .r h.l-a"n, Lucille Slack and Josie An,m.r. and Messrs. Tim Dawkins, 1mmn.. Ryan, George Agnew, Clarence "a'',, Earl Kcmptou, Will Kiusman, a'.a.' "."ms and Allen Brown.
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 EETE2TAINS JUVENILES
 'F.. .u.u Nennen, of Pascoe Hill, so....a... a few little girls and boys .N'Dn.a" afternoon in honor of the I,.. "'.i#y anniversary of her son
 I1. afternoon was very merrily spent
 .'" .'." folks in playing various .-""'. a" outdoor games, and after '0o. .I played a few hours and ac- .".'l g""" appctjtes, refreshments were '''''1 Ir' cream and assorted cake ""' hs,., while the five little candles ."D.Ng on the birthday cake attract
 d" eyes. Then She wonderful cake '> 0ol aud of course it tasted better ",, 'n" other cakes. -...
 "'N"t James was the recipient of <N raoN H''tv gifts from his little F Lo" n 0o,'"ss was assisted by Mrs. A..
 ,"' ."'m guests who enjoyed the af
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