Arizona republican., 1910-02-06
About bout P@hoenix @ People Pe

Queen. Mrs. Homer McNeil. Mrs. N. A. Morford. Mrs. George Lutgerding.
 Mrs. Webster Street, Mrs. A. K Stacy,
 Mrs. w. s. Pickrell. Mrs. Charles
 Munger. Mrs. J. NJ. Swetnam. Mrs
 Frank Lcscher. Mrs. Clay Leonard. Mrs. Frank Stewart, Mrs R. S. Scott,
 Mrs. w. B. Lount. Mrs. John Ming. Mrs. H. R. St. Claire. Mrs. Harry IT,
 win Latham. Mrs. H. J. Lee. Mrs. T.
 w. Pcmberton. Mrs. Charles Smurth-
 waite. Mrs. John Munger. Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, Mrs. Edward Kent Sr., Mrs
 Lee Hobart Landis. Mrs. Howard
 Reed, Mrs. w. G. Lentz, Mrs. William
 Pinney, Mrs. Otto PIath. Mrs. Sligh.
 Mrs. Wood. Mrs. L. l.. Plank. Mrs. Clarence Stacy. Mrs. Scarborough of Flagstaff. Mrs. John C. Herndon of Prescott. Mrs. Frank Wright, Mrs. T.
 B. Norris. Mrs. Meany. Mrs. Harry Jessop. MrssW. C. Barnes. Mrs. Bev- crley Cox. Mrs. Alfred Franklin. Mrs. Farrell. Mrs. George Vickers. Miss Ada Vansant Miss Edith Wright. Miss Marguerite Williams. Miss Rose Bell Goldman. Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Elizabeth Goldwater. Miss Lalla Rookh Gillum. Miss Abbie Piclxrell. Miss Victoria Puglisi, Miss Caroline Christy. Miss Charlebois. Miss Sims, 1 Miss Ruth Doris. Miss Sylvia Aims worth. Misss Florence Bullard, Miss Honor Duke. Miss Gilman, Miss Lucy Terrell Ellis. Miss Evans. Winifred Jessop. Miss Reba Heyman. Miss Farrer
 
 The week's calendar has been very | full. events crowding one another In | the'effort to get the more formal af- | fairs off the list previous to Lent l Notwithstanding the fact that few af | fairs are announced for the coming | week If will perhaps be the gayest l one of the winter. The aviation meet 1 holds the attention of the Phoenix | people and many notable visitors will | be in town. The Aero club of Phoe- 1 nix and their guests including Cover 1 nor Sloan. Secretary Young. Judge | Kent. Judge Campbell of Tucson, l Judge Lewis of Globe. Judge Doan of Tombstone. Judge Doe o. Flagstaff 1 the officers of the Los Angeles cham 1 Der of commerce and the Merchants and Manufacturers association. Sims 1 Ely. colofiel A. ]. Sampson. Dr. Rob- l ert Wallace Craig. H. I. Latham. H. J. i McClung. G. M. Gillett. Frank Viault, | Dr. H. H. Stone Nat Reiss. Dr. Fran cis. Redeweil J. w Doris. E. viault l Max Viault. NJ. c. McDougail. Elliot | Evans. Ned Creighton. Davis Johnson. B. A. Fowler. Dwight B. Heard. J. C. Adams. l. T. Hosey. Emil Gang. w S. clI Goodrich. Morse. Cummings. F.. B. Gage. Captain Edward Ord. George Gage. H. w Bonne. F.. H. McCairns. C-(C. Hutchinson. Charles Goldman. R. J. Schweppe. Walter Talbot. l.. H. Chalmers. R. A. Stubbs. H s. Reed. I. l.. Waring of Mesa, William Coleman Rogers. Walter Bennett. Fred A. Brown. A. J. Chandler of Mesa. P. J. Kennedy. F. H. Ensign and NJ. L. Arnold of Mesa.
 One Of the prettiest affairs of the week was given Friday by Mrs. E. J. Bennitt. who made Miss Elizabeth Goldwater the honoree. Four tables of bridge. each in one Of the rainbow colors, with tally cards and prizes to accentuste the color tones made an artistic decoration. Miss Goldwater received the guest prize and highest scores at bridge were made by sNrs. George x. Gage. Mrs. Charles Gold man. Mrs. David Goldberg and Mrs. Leo Goldman. Those who enjoyed Mrs Bennitt's hospitality and had the pleasure of meeting Miss Goldwater were: Mrs. Barry Goldwater. Mrs. Charles Goldman. Mrs. w. J. Kings bury. Mrs. H. J. Jcssop. Mrs. Leo Goldman. Mrs. A. C. Baker. Mrs. liar ry Tritle, Mrs. Gordon Tweed. Mrs. Garrett Ryan, Mrs. George N. Gage. Mrs H. I. Latham. Mrs. Aaron Gold berg Mrs. K. H. Burmister. Mrs. Da- vid Goldberg. Mrs. w. K. James, Mrs