Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-12

One of the daintieSt and most ENJOY
able of the mary luncheOns given this
season was one at which hrs. Louis
Sands was hostess Wednesday. vio-
let color scheme was carried out. A
basket of violets tied with an artistic
| bow OF violet ribbon formed the CEN
terpiece, while cOrsage bouquets of
,viole*s and dainty violet tinted place
cars completed the tables pretty deco
rations. After luncheon, bridge was en-
| joyed. prizes being received by Mrs.
Homer King and Mrs. c. b. King.
Among those who enjoyed Mrs.
Sands hospitality were Mrs. Porter.
Mrs. Smith of Scotland, Mrs. Waite,
Mrs. Fred Woolsey. Mrs. George
! Hahn, Mrs. Homer King. Mrs. G. Il.
King. Mrs. Royal Lescher. Madame
| Tuttle. Mrs. b. A. Fowler Mrs Wal
ter Talbot, Mrs Ancil Martin. Mrs.
Herbert Atha. Mrs. Henry Lockett.
Mrs. Mars and Miss Holmes of Gales
| burg.
Mrs. f. L. O'Malley was a bridge
hostess Thursday. A pretty color
scheme of pink and white was carried
throughout in the decorations and
menu Mrs. w. w. McNeff. Mrs. East
erlng and Mrs. James Griffen received
prizes. The invited guests were Mrs.
Harry Kennedy, Mrs Sam Easterling.
| Mrs. w. j. Riley, Mrs. Fen Hildreth,
Mrs. III. T. DeMund, Mrs. c. NJ. Scott,
Mrs. Jack Tharpe. Mrs. w. :. Colds
worthy, Mrs. l. j. Johnson. Mrs. VIII
Heflin, Mrs. Yaeger. Mrs. Harvey Pat
! ton, Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Whitney, Mrs.
] f. T. Ceilings. Mrs. James Griffen,
Mrs. c. II. Davidson, Mrs. w w. Nc
Neff. Mrs. John Coles and Miss Fay
/ DeMund.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Thomas were pleasantly sur
prised by jolly party of friends. the
occasion being their thirty-third we'd
| ding anniversary. Bridge was en-
joyed. the high score being made by
Mrs. George N Marshall Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Copson. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
COpson, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Thorn
as. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamrick.
Mr. and Mrs p. T. Hurley. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Il. Long. Mr.. and Mira. -.
Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. George n.
Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Beck
er, Mrs ]. BOden, Mrs George Shan
non. Mrs. Jane Thomas and Miss
Myrtle Smith.
Wednesday, February 8. Mrs. SLAM
ton entertained at her home. 6IS
North Sixth street. complimentary to
The Modern Priscilla club. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent, dainty
refreshments were served The club
will meet with Mrs. Levi Young
Wednesday, February % "Priscills,
bring your thimbles" Those present:
Guests of the club: Mrs. c. +. Sian
ton, Mrs Wilcox. Mrs. Fred Young.
Mrs. Finton, Mrs. Volk. Miss Royal.
Members of the club: Mesdames +.
A. Brown. J. w. Kelly. J. III. Day.
Margaret Jones. Levi Young. A. f.
Stewart. l.. c. LOvey. NJ. /. White, I.
F. Irvine, $. j. Rogers
One of the notably large affairs of
the season was the bridge given
Thursday by Mrs. George Christy
complimentary to Mrs. Marion Rays.
Carnations and violets intermingled
with greenery formed the attractive
decorations. The prizes were re-
ceived by Mrs. Sam Easterling. Mrs.
w G.. Lentz and Mrs. bennett. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. William
Grier. Miss Catherine Christy. Miss
Flora Grier. Miss Louise Murphy and
Louise Bennett.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph III. Kibbey
were hosts at a perfectly appointed
dinner Friday evening. Red carnations
formed the tables decoration and
dainty cards painted by Mrs. Garnett
Holmes. Mrs Kibbey's house guest.
marked places for Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
b. Heard. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s.
Jencks. Madame Kent. Madame Heard,
Mrs. Catherine Rublee. Mrs. Caroline
Kibbey. Mrs. Garrett Holmes and
Judge Kent.
Mr. and Mrs William Coleman Rog-
ers were hosts Tuesday evening at
a charming dinner party. Almond
blossoms formed the tables artistic
centerpiece and dainty cards. each
bearing a clever conundrum marked
places for Mr. and Mrs. l.. III. Chal-
mers. Miss Mary Jenkins. Miss George
Bailey. William Coleman and Charles
Macarthur.
Mrs. Frederick ii. Ensign enter
tanned i'm honor of Mrs. Orville 5.
Ensign of Ontario. Cal. at a thimble
party yesterday afternoon, from 3 to
5 o'clock The decorations were
violsts. A pleasing luncheon was
serted to the guests who numbered
about twenty-five.
Mrs W. G. Hartranft entertained |
with an informal luncheon of eight |
covers Monday, complimentary to
Mrs. william s. Humbert. Violets |
formed the pretty decorations of the
table.
Mrs w. X. James, with whom the |
Egdirb club met last week, made the |
highest score at bridge. Mrs. {. r |
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