Arizona republican., 1910-03-20
About PhoeniKx K People P@k

1 sop. Mrs. Philip Weisner. Mrs. c. H ] Akers Mrs. G. w Vickers. Mrs. Eu- gene Redewill. Mrs. H. H McCord. Mrs. w. L. Pinney. Mrs. Walter Ben nett, Mrs. Henry George, Miss Edith
 Evans, Miss Mabel Hooker. Miss Mabel
 McNeil, Miss Winifred Jessop. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Martha Garnett and
 Miss Fox of san Francisco.
 Mrs. Ira J. Johnson's bridge party
 on Thursday. in honor of Mrs W. T. Ceilings of Chicago, was one of the most delightful events of the week. Green and white were the prevailing colors used in decoration. and lilies, green flags and bows of green tulle carried out the desired effect Prizes at bridge were won by Mrs Clay Parker. Mrs. Seitz of Nogales and Mrs. Louis Yaeger. Included in the guest
 list were Mrs. w T. Ceilings. Mrs Frank Cox, Mrs. l.. E. Kirkland, Mrs. Gus Noll. Mrs A G HuIptt. Mrs M Morin. Mrs. Coalter. Mrs. Henry Locket. Mrs. Louis Yaeger Mrs. Seitz. Mrs John Henry Coles. Mrs. Charles Munger. Mrs Fen $. Hildreth. Mrs. Dan Francis. Mrs. Hugh Campbell. Mrs C. C. Hutchinson. Mrs. C. O. Robinson. Mrs. D. H. Burtis, Mrs. T. W. Pemberton. Mrs. F.. T. Ceilings. Mrs. R. F.. Sloan. Mrs. B. A Fickas. Mrs Eugene Redewill. Mrs W. w. McNeff and Miss Edna Hoffman.
 
 Mrs. George Hahn entertained infor- mally Thursday afternoon in compi- ment to her sister. Mrs. James Irving of Los Angeles. A few enjoyable 'mu- sical numbers were given and guess ing game. proNcrb hunt. at which Mrs. C. E. King and Mrs. Louis Sands received the prizes. was the amuse- ment of the afternoon. Mrs. Halm's guests were Mrs Irving Mrs. Annie WaHin. Mrs Fred Woolsey. Mrs. Van Ostrand. Mrs. A. Edwards, Mrs. kei- fer. Mrs. Futile. Mrs. Louis Sands Mrs. Louis Sands, Jr-. Mrs. Royal Les cher. Mrs w C. Barnes, Mrs. Ancil Martin Mrs. Walter Talbot. Mrs. c. B King. Mrs. F.. \. Goodrich. Mrs. II. B King. Mrs. q. H Farrill. Mrs. Frank Ainsworth. Mrs. W. G. Hart ranft. Mrs. Howe Williams. Mrs. Mills Kendrick. Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. John Nun ger. Mrs. Wm. Smith. Mrs. w. K. James. Mrs. Coalter of Flagstaff and Miss Nell Hesslin.
 Mrs R. F. Scott pleasantly enter tained Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Lee Perkins of Chicago. Hya- cinths and wisteria were used with profusion in decorating the parlors. At the game of Sapolio" Mrs. Lee Perkins was awarded the guest prize. Mrs. 1 Emil Gang the first prize. Mrs. $. J. l Doster the second and Mrs Beverly l Cox the consolation There were pres | eht Mrs Lee Perkins. Mrs F. Volk. | Mrs Emil Gang. Mrs Louis Melczer, | Mrs R. Toohey. Mrs. John Gregg. Mrs | Margaret Jones. Mrs. Jack Gibson. l Mrs. x. D.. NOvinger. Mrs. Harvey So 1 per. Mrs A. l.. BOehmer, Mrs. Alfred | Becker, Mrs J. NJ. Swetnam. Mrs. H | Leeper. Mrs. W. H. Heilman, Mrs. S. !. Doster. Mrs Joseph Thalheimer | Mrs Lucy Phillips, Mrs. F. D. Dum- nell. Mrs. Schlisler. Mrs August Iben. Mrs B. H. Hueneryaeger. Mrs. Ed ward Eisele. Mrs George Luhrs. Mrs. | ; Levy and Miss Edith Jacobs
 Mrs George Purdy Bullard was the charming hostess at St Patrick's lay luncheon followed by bridge on Thursday The room was appropriate y decorated. the luncheon table hay ng a centerpiece of white iris sur 'ounded by tiny green flags. Wide green ribbons were gracefully drawn rom the centerpiece to the corners Of he table. where they ended in large ,ows Shamrocks. which further car Jed out the St. Patrick day idea, were lsed as the place cards. At t4he bridge ,ame the prizes were received by Mrs.