Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-07
About Phoenix People

ladies' of Trinity congregation. was all
that had been anticipated The attend
ance was good both in the daytime and
in the evening. a large crowd being at
tracted by the evening dance There
We're many booths and all were well
patronized. The May pole dances were
pleasing feature. and while all had
good time the little folks of course
enjoyed il most
Thursday evening a jolly crowd Of
Phoenix folks, Mr.. and Mrs Homer
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tritle Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry George. Mr.. and Mrs f.
\. Goodrich. Miss Ruth A;nsworth.
Robert Peabody. Arthur Ainsworth.
Ernest Bennett and G. 8. Witbeck.
motored to the Country club site and
enjoyed a picnic supper
Mrs. |. T. HOsey entertained the Ia
conite club at a picnic luncheon on
Wednesday. The porch where the ia
bles> were arranged was screened in
with plans and pepper boughs. Bridge
was played later. the prize being won
by Mrs. J. W. Doris. Mrs Aaron
Goldberg and Miss Mabel Hooker sub
stituted for Mrs. Kibbey and Mrs.
Sloan
one Of the most charming affairs
of the week was given Thursday at
which Mrs. Vernon Clark was hostess.
Pink and white roses formed the CEN
TO nj I.f
Sims Ely. Mrs. Richard f. Sloan. Mrs.
l.. II. Chalmers. Mrs. W. s. Pickrell.
Mrs c. G. Hutchinson. Miss Eleanor
Sloan and Miss Abbie Pickrell
Mrs. II. J. Newhouse entertained in
formally Tuesday evening with a sing
ing party. Her guests were the mem
bers Of the Y. VI. c. \. quartet Thomas
Morse. Fred Spauldng, Reginald
Stroud. S. Morris and Miss Ella Luhrs,
Miss Ruth Lewis. Miss Mariana White
Miss Emma Luhrs and DR. and Mrs
Wilkinson.
Mrs. Henry Hovey. who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Sea
bury for the past two months. will
leave today for Los Angeles. later GO
ing to New York. where she will be
joined by the Seaburys the last part Of
May.
Mrs. Maud Hawley entertained the
members Of the Presbyterian choir and
a few others Wednesday evening The
prize winners of the game Of the even
ing We're Rubie Ballintsly and DR. Sar-
gent The rooms were decorated with
sweet peas and green's.
Mrs. Anna Van der Veer Brown is
a recent arrival from California and is
der Veer Mrs. Brown, with her daugh-
ter. now Mrs. Theodore Weisenberg.
visited in Phoenix several years ago.
Wednesday evening the d. T. club
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. \.
G. Hulett. DR. and Mrs. w. G. Lent
substituted for Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ
Scott. The highest scores were made
~ Mrs. Z. T. Ceilings and Mr. Hulett
The Quien Sabe club was pleasant
ly entertained Tuesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Lescher and the sea-
sons prizes were won by Mrs. Lescher
and ]. F. Cleaveland
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
intended departure for Winslow. where
they will make their home in the
future
Hugh Knox returned last week from
a short visit in Los Angeles and is
again the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Coleman Rogers.
Miss Marguerite Adams and Miss
Schweppi were the house
guests of Mrs. William Rogers several
days of last week.
Mrs. Asa KEENAN, and Mrs. Edwards
received the prizes at the bridge
afternoon given by Mrs d. H. Burtis
Tuesday.
Mrs. William $. Humbert and Will
am Humbert returned Saturday from
4 visit of six weeks in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth were
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hahn Friday.
Miss Rose Bell Goldman and Sidney
Goldman are spending a few days in
Los Angeles.
Mrs A w Ballard left Thursday for !
-os Angeles to remain during the heat
ID term.
The Neighborhood Bridge club met |
asst week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry !
Kennedy.