Arizona republican., 1911-03-05
About Phoenix People


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 Mrs. Charles Van der Veer was the hostess Monday at an exceedingly pretty tea complimentary to Mrs. Arthur w. Moulton. Ferns. palms and carnations were artistically used to carry out pink and green color scheme. Assisting in the dining room were Mrs. Royal Lescher. Mrs Geo Hahn, Mrs. Bertram Cocks, Mrs Ast Kennan, Mrs. w. F.. Deity. Mrs Ancil Martin. Mrs. W. B. Cough, while Miss Marion Clothier and Miss Abbie Pick rell presided at the punch bowl
 The reception rendered Bishop At wood Tuesday evening at the Arizona School of Music was unusually en- joyable and pleasant. During the evening the Scherzel orchestra played and several delightful vocal solos were given by Mrs Frank Lane John Armstrong and Harry Cassidy. Re- ceiving with Bishop Atwood were Mrs. George Hahn, Rev. and Mrs Arthur w. Moulton and Rev and Mrs. Bertram Cocks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph $ Jencks pleasantly entertained the Quien Sabe club Thursday evening. The high scores were made by Mir. and Mrs. Royal Lescher. Dr. and Mrs Chas. Van der Neer. Mrs. C. R. Bosche and Walter Kibbey were guests of the club. Dr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas will entertain the club Tuesday evening.
 
 The Egdirb bridge club met Mon day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Tritle and the prizes for the first season were awarded to Mrs. w. K. James and Mrs. L. IT. ChaI- mers. Mondays meeting with Mrs. Gordon Tweed will initiate the sec Ond season.
 Perfect and charming was the luncheon and bridge given Wednes- day by Mrs. W. K. James in com pliment to Mrs. Percy Warner. The prizes were received by Mrs Warner. Mrs. w. C. Foster and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg
 Thursday Mrs. Royal Lescher en- tertained few friends with an in formal afternoon of bridge compli- mentary to her mother, Mrs c. R. Bosche.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. H Chalmers. Mir and Mrs. Gordon Tweed. Mir and Mrs w K. James. Mrs. Percy Warner and Richard Howe are spending the weekend in Roosevelt.
 Mrs. w. F. Deity had as luncheon guests Friday Mrs. H. B Wilkinson. Mrs. Ancil Martin. Mrs. Kenneth Shib- ley. Mrs. B. Snider and Mrs. Arm strong.
 The Domestic Art department of the Central school will entertain the mem bers of the Mothers circle on Thurs day after the regular meeting with an exhibition of their cooking.
 
 MT and Mrs. Harry TritIe enter tained Mrs. J. H. Morgan. Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Mrs. Fred Babcock and Miss Elizabeth Babcock at dinner Friday.
 
 MT and Mrs William A. Castle of New York arrived Saturday and will spend a short time the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Roy Goodrich
 Miss Carrie McNeil and George Me Neil were the dinner guests of Mir and Mrs. Charles Stambaugh on Wednes- day evening.
 Mrs. Guy H. Lawrence entertained informally yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Theo. Newman of Los Angeles with bridge
 Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Thomas had as dinner guests on Friday evening Miss Mabel McNeil and Guy Alsap. Walter Kibbey of Los Angeles spent last week visiting his parents, Judge and Mrs. Joseph Kibbey. The annual ball of the Eastern Star will occur next Thursday evening and will be an invitational affair. Mir and Mrs. George Crux of San Francisco will arrive Tuesday for a weeks visit with friends. Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Ross are expect | cd the first of the week from an ex- tended eastern visit. J. w. Gift of Peoria was the guest | of Judge C. F. Ainstworth last week en route to the coast. Miss Rose Walter. who was visiting in Prescott, returned to PhOenix yes terday. Mrs l.. H. Chalmers returned from a short visit in Los Angeles.
 Miss Lucille Drachman of Tucson is the guest of Mrs. Aaron Goldberg.
 
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