Arizona republican., 1911-04-09


 Mrs. A. F. Jones on Monday after noon in compliment to her mother Mrs. Nettie Jones of Oklahoma, who has been her guest the past two months The drawing rooms were ar tistically decorated with Killarney roses. while in the dining room sweet peas were in evidence. Mrs. c. A. Greer and Mrs A NJ Mayfield as sisted in receiving and Miss Earline Boone served punch Invited to meet Mrs. Jones were: Mrs. R. H. Parker, Mrs. Harry Thomas. Mrs r.. F.. Am prose. Mrs. Neil Osborne. Mrs. H. A. | Hughes, Mrs J. l.. Irvine. Mrs Falls, Mrs G. A. Greer. Mrs. Ralph Summers, Mrs. Arnett Mrs. A. II. Mcclellan, Mrs. Joe Irvine. Mrs. F.. :. DePass, Mrs. ! Washburne. Mrs. otis Young. Mrs. Thos. :. Barcus. Mrs. C. R. Ambrose. Mrs. J. C. C. L. Boone. Mrs. l.. D. 1 Dameron. Mrs. F.. J. Lewis, Mrs. Stan ford Collier, Mrs. A. NJ Mayfield, Mrs. Gooch and Miss Boone
 Friday evening a jolly crowd of the younger set enjoyed the last of a ] series of assembly dances given this season in the Arizona School of Music | There were present:
 | Miss Ruth Griffin, Miss Aerial Par sons. Miss Caroline Ingstrom. Miss | LouviIla Thomas, Miss Audrey Law rance. Miss St Claire. Miss Edith Stevens. Miss Ruth Betz, Miss Maud Jones. Miss Georgia MintZ. Miss Edith i Ensign. Miss Helen McNeil. Miss Jose phine Rumney. Miss Thalheimer. Miss i Katherine Osborne. Miss Moore: Messrs Carl Mccoy James Higley. | George McNeiI. Joe Haldiman. Ward Young, Charles Orme. Walter Thal- 1 heimer. Cecil Richardson. Craig Pottin- ger, Harry Johnson. Jesse Smith Silver Ivy. Fred Norton. Pat Hurley, Holland Davis. Marvin Smith, Robert Langrib. Morris O'Neill. Frank Donovan.
 
 Mrs Eugene Redewll entertained informally at luncheon and bridge Thursday. complimentary to her moth CT Mrs. R. A Fickas. who has just returned from an extended visit in the east Mrs. Helen Bury received the prize at bridge. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Redewilrs hospitality were Mrs. F'ickas. Mrs. l. r Stoddard. Mrs J. Elliot Walker. Mrs. l. P. Hosey. Mrs. Walter Talbot. Mrs. J NJ Swetnam Mrs. W. l.. Pinney and Mrs. Helen Bury.
 Miss Pearl Irwin, whose enga cement was recently announced. was the honoree at pretty linen shower giv- en Thursday by Mrs A IT. Mcclellan at the home of Mrs. l.. b. Dameron on North Fifth avenue. Pink and White was the decorative scheme carried out with quantities of sweet peas, roses and candy turf. The gifts were displayed in a clever and unique way. being hung with tiny silded clothes pins on long lines.
 Among the enjoyable but informal affairs of the week was the bridge supper at which Mrs Louis Sands was hostess on Wednesday. Mrs. Royal Lescher received the prize. There were present Mrs. George Hahn. Mrs Fred Woolsey. Mrs. H. C. Lockett Mrs. Homer King. Mrs. Futile. Mrs Waite, Mrs. IT. F.. Camp bell. Mrs Dan Francis. Mrs. W. II. Campbell. Mrs C. R. Bosche and Mrs. Louis Sands. ST.
 The engagement of Miss Lucille Shear to Philip Bush was received by the Pfoenix friends of Miss Shear last week from san Francisco. where the Shears have made their home since leaving Phoenix The wedding which was to occur the fifteenth of this month has been postponed owing to the death of Miss Shears father, David Shear.
 A dinner dance at the Country club Wednesday evening vas enjoyed by Mir and Mrs. J. F.. Rowlands. Mir. and Mrs Homer King. Mir. and Mrs. Henry George. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Tritle. pr and Mrs F. w. Craig. Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Higbee. Elias Dunievy, Ernest Bennett, Ar thur Ainsworth and II. l. Latham.
 
 Mrs. II. J. Jessop was an informal luncheon hostess Tuesday in honor of Mrs. w F.. Boulton of Caldwell Ida ho. covers being laid for Mrs. Boul- ton. Mrs Robinson 0f Flagstaff. Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson. Mrs. W. C. Foster. Mrs Walter Bennitt and Mrs. J. B. Hooker.
 Friday afternoon the dancing class of Mrs Harold Baxter. Miss Abbie PickrelI and Miss Ruth AinSworth closed the season with q dancing party in Melczer hall The mothers and friends of the little folks were invited to look on.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vernon Cook were hosts of the Quien Sabe club Tuesday evening. Mrs Royal Lescher and Fred Cleaveland making the high scores MT. and Mrs. F.. T. Hazelett Mrs. l.. NJ Darby and Mrs. Fen Hil- dreth were guests of the club.
 Mrs. Harry Tritle. Mrs. Homer King. Mrs Henry George. Mrs. Celora Stodard and Miss Anne Croft were the luncheon guests of Mrs. William Cole man Rogers Tuesday. at her attractive home on North Central, avenue.
 The Egdirb club met Monday with Mrs. w. K. James Mrs H. J. Jessop made the highest score at bridge. Mrs. Dave Goldberg will entertain the club tomorrow.
 Mir. and Mrs John Wright and the