Phoenix tribune., 1920-05-08
MRS. cHAs. FISH is HOSTESS
(By Marion Noble

tractively appointed tea at her home,
9O9 East Jefferson street, Friday af-
ternoon, April 80. Crimson roses were
utilized in The decoration of the home
and music was furnished by Spanish
orchestra. The tea was given in hon
or of Mrs. NJ. Hammond and Mrs. M.
Hooks of Denver, Colo; Mrs M. Jack
son and daughter, Miss Georgia Jack
son, Of Kansas City, Mo, and Mrs. E.
L. Hammons of Texas.
Mrs. L F. Silvers, Mrs. Ira ONeil
and Mrs. Paul Green assisted the host
ess in receiving the guests. The
young ladies who served tea were:
Miss Elizabeth Crump and Miss Move
leate Hall, who served from ? to 4
p m, and Miss Leona Strawn and
Mss Dorothy Crump, who served from
to G.
brilliant reception was held in the
evening from TO II and over one
hundred guests were present.
The tea and reception given by Mrs.
Fish stamped her the leading society
matron of Phoenix, and is one of those
social events that will long remain
the cAiet topic Of discussion among
the ladies of the capital city.
The hostess wore a beautiful gown
OF French beaded georgette crepe over
shell pink messaline; Mrs. l. F. Sill
vers was handsomely dressed in an
embroidered georgette taupe gray;
Mrs. Paul Green looked very pretty
in white serge with blue smock;
Mrs. Ira O'NeH wore handsome
beaded bule georgette; Mrs. Hooks,
in blue and gold messaline; Mrs. E.
L. Hammons wore taupe gray; Mrs.
M. Jackson, in white voile; Mrs. M.
Hemm0nd wore neat cream Jersey
suit; Miss Jackson, silk taupe gray;
u IS Noveleate Hall, flesh colored
georgette Miss Elizabeth Crump,
pink organdy; Miss Hackett, blue mes
saline; Miss Dorothy Crump, gray
crepe de chine accordion pleated, with
pink blouse; Mrs. Johnson, silk tope
gray; Mrs. Gardiner, smart tailored
suit; Mrs Barker, black messaline;
Mrs. Hoyt, lace over messaline; Mrs.
Olivia Robinson, cream serge; Mrs.
Robert Ross, cream serge with pink
smock; Mrs. E. L. Flewellen, apricot
georgette; Miss Strawn. blue messa-
line; Miss Marguerite Silvers, pink
messaline; Mrs w c. Hackett, bead
ed brown georgette; Mrs. p F. Nc
Cutcheon, rose blouse and white
skirt; Mrs. MeCutcheon, Sr., gray taf-
feta; Mrs. Wallace, crepe de chine
blue tope; Mrs Jackson, gray silk
crepe de chine; Mrs. Lindsey, gray
messaline; Mrs. Phil Green, white
beaded georgette crepe; Mrs. L.
Lewis, silk poplin; Mrs. McKelvey,
white organdy; Mrs. Noble, lavender
organdy; Mrs. Wimberley, flowered
silk embroidery; Mrs. Childress, black
beaded georgette; Miss Estell Wal
lace, white Jersey messaline; Mrs.
Russell, white messaline; Mrs. Boyd,
flesh colored georgette; Mrs. Anna
Wilson, gray Jersey messaline; Mrs.
l.. A. Walker, white beaded georgette;
Mrs. Bert Trice, white messaline;
Mrs. Reed, lavender organdy; Mrs.
Ada Thames tone y-a., ,,,aesoI;,o.
Mrs. Elma Scaggs. taffeta gray; Mrs.
Blanche McKenny, white organdy;
Mrs w B. Hudspeth, flesh georgette
beaded; Mrs. J. j. Wade, white mes
saline; Mrs. Clay Brown, white flow
cred silk; Mrs. Kitty Norwood, white
voile; Mrs. Clara Melton. white
serge; Mrs. Jas Mullen, Persian geor-
gette; Mrs. Tom Smith, white silk
jersey; Mrs. J. E. Gault, white geor
gette; Mrs. Gaines, blue silk; Mrs.
VIM. Day. accordion pleated crepe de
chine; Miss Beatrice Ross, canary
null; Mrs. Jas Coleman, white geor-
gette crepe; Mrs. Prentice Freeman,
blue beaded messaline; Mrs r. f.
Rodgers, white silk with georgette
trimmings Mrs. Maggie Thomas,
tope gray messaline; Mrs. Jenkins,
black messaline with gold lace; Mrs
Marooney, georgette waist, white
serge skirt Mrs. Daisy Alexander,
white serge; Mrs. Josie Turner, Law
ender messaline; Mrs. Della King, sill
yer beaded georgette; Mrs. Luther
Parker, blue georgette; Mrs. Scott
Smith, black and white messaline;
Mrs. 2. &. Andersonio, green silk
null; Mrs. Gable Bouie, soft gray
messaline.