Arizona republican., 1910-01-16
About Phoenix P People P

/ Mrs. J. L.. Waring, Mrs. H. E. Wilkin- son. Mrs Howe A. Williams, Mrs. w
 A. Wilson, Mrs. George Vickers. Mrs i A. J. Sampson. Mrs. A. K. Stacy. Mrs
 George F. Gardiner, Mrs Roy Good
 rich. Mrs. P A. Tharaldson. Mrs. A
 Scarborough. Mrs. LaChance. Mrs. M.
 K. Elvey, Miss Victoria Puglisi. Miss 1 Mabel McNeil. Miss Mari LaChance,
 Miss Florence Bullard, Miss Edna Hoffman, Miss Jane Gregg, Miss Edna l Gregg, Miss Mabel DeMund. Miss Faye DeMund, Miss Ruth Doris, Miss | Laura Dobbs. Miss Mabel Hooker. Miss Honore Duke. Miss Sallie Jacobs, l Miss Edith Jacobs. Miss Flora Grier.
 Miss Norma Sweeney, Miss Elsie Munger. Miss Angie Parker, Miss Ella Luhrs, Miss Francis Lount. Miss
 Louis Swetnam and Miss. George | Bailey.
 The Bachelors proved themselves
 hospitable entertainers Friday even- ing when they gave their second dance
 of the season. Among those who at- tended were MT. and Mrs. w. c. Rog
 CTS. MT. and Mrs. Orrin Standage. Mir and Mrs. George U. Young, Dr. and
 Mrs. Roy Thomas, Mir. and Mrs. R. A.
 Kirk, MT. and Mrs. Ned Creighton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Royal Lescher, MT. and
 Mrs. Homer King, MT and Mrs.
 Homer Grunn, MT. and Mrs. Sidney Ross, MT and Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mir.
 and Mrs. w. F.. Fields. MT. and Mrs.
 Frank Ainsworth. MT. and Mrs. Don-
 aid Mcqueen. MT. and Mrs. Harry Van
 Allen, MT. and Mrs. George Lutgerd-
 ing, MT. and Mrs. Charles / Munger.
 Miss Louise Bennett, Miss Louise Swet-
 nam. Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss Ruth' Ainsworth, Miss Ruth Doris. Miss
 Norma Sweeney, Miss Esther Willis,
 Miss Lucille Farrar, Miss Marguerite
 Adams. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Abbie
 Pickrell, Miss Ester Wright, Miss
 Florence Simms, Miss Venhart, Miss
 Victoria Puglisi, Miss Lemmie Stauf-
 fer. Miss Bessie Seargeant. Miss Ma son. Miss Ann Saterfield, Miss Sadie Allen. Clarence Standage. Milton
 Munger, Captain Ord. Lee Perkins. Keith Pickrell. R. NJ. Peabody O. C.. Isham. Melville Fickas, Will -F'ickas, Ted Green. Howard Cassidy. Ernest Bennitt. Garrett Schuler. Sid Osborn, Ted Brown. Foster Rockwell and Ar thur Luhrs.
 One of the delightful affairs of the week was the luncheon given -Wednes- day afternoon by Mrs. L. N. Jesun- ofsky in honor of the out going off cers of the Eastern Star. A red and green color scheme was carried out in the table decorations with red carna- tions and ferns The centerpiece was a bouquet of the carnations and ferns and corsage couquets of the same with dainty hand painted cards mark l ed the places of the guests, who were Mrs. George H. N. Luhrs. Mrs H. B. 1 St Clair, Mrs. J. c. AIonihan, Mrs. | Scott. Mrs. John Gregg, Mrs. B. H. l Harper. Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Taylor, Miss | Anna Monihan and Miss Ella Luhrs.
 One of the daintiest of the seasons | functions was the afternoon at bridge | given Monday by Mrs. H. M. Thorn ton complimentary to Mrs. Ralph | Green, of Chicago. A rich yellow was the color tone in which the decorations l and menu were carried out. Grace full sprays of pepper boughs were draped over the archway and around the chandeliers, while vases of carna- | tions and yellow chrysanthemums gave l the touch of color. Yellow shaded | candelabras cast yellow glow over the parlors. Mrs. Green received the | prize at the game of bridge. After the l card game delicious chafing dish | luncheon was served by Mrs. Jack Rinehart and Mrs. Thornton. Miss El- | sic Comstock rendered several enjoy | able piano solos during the afternoon. | Mrs. Thornton's invited guests were | Mrs. R. E. Sloan, Mrs. Jack Rinehart, |