Arizona republican., 1912-12-15


 Garnett. Miss Helen Laird, Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Marion Arm strong, Miss Emma Thalheimer, Miss Alma Osborn, Miss Mary Joyent. Miss George Bailey, Miss Mae Hurley Miss Angie Parker. Miss Do1a VeStaI, Miss Caroline Chraty, Miss Lulu Eyer, Miss Ann Gtrnett. Miss Anna Morihan, Miss Maoel Ncvingcr Miss Ora Orma, and Miss Jacobs.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert Atha will give a tennis party at their country place "Esperanza" today. Their guests will be MT. and Mrs Foster IT. Rockwell, Mir and Mrs. Winsor Day, Miss Nell Conway, Miss Norma Sweeney. Power Conway, Hugh Mar shall and William H. McCord.
 Captain and Mrs. J. W Crenshaw of North First Avenue gave a charm ing affair Tuesday in honor of Miss Alice Brady and Miss Genevive Brady of Brooklyn. The living room was prettily decorated in American Beauty roses. An arts and crafts puzzle game was a feature of the evening and prizes were won by Mrs. Harry Kay and Bert Clingan. There were present MT. and Mrs. Royal Lescher. MT and Mrs Howard Reed Mr and Mrs. Edward Shaw, MT. and Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard. MT. and Mrs. Fen Hldreth, Mrs. Evans Darby. Miss Jacobs and Bert Clin- gan.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett were hosts of the D. T. club Tuesday evening at their West Jefferson street residence Mrs. George Smalley scored highest at royal auction. MT. and Mrs Smalley were the substitutes playing for MT. and Mrs. Ira John son.
 In honor of Miss Helen Potter, a much feted visitor from Seattle, Mrs Edward Shaw on Thursday gave one of the most delightful affairs of the week. The Shaw residence on Palm Lane presented a charming scene with it's attractive floral decoration of red and green suggesting the ap- preaching holidays American Beauty roses combined with ferns formed an effective background for the Christmas bells that were suspended 1 between the arches and the chande- Hers. Mrs John Lentz. Miss Mabel Hooker, and Miss Rema Doris won ! the prizes at doing the most clever i and original stunts Mrs. Harry | Kay assisted Mrs. Shaw and Miss Pot
 ter in receiving. The guests: Mrs. l Milton Munger, Mrs. C. H. Baum | gaertner. Mrs John Lentz, Mrs. Ly- man Peters. Miss Ruth Doris, Miss 1 George Bailey, Miss Fay DeMund. Miss Elsie Munger, Miss Mildred by i sart. Miss Alice Redewin, Miss Mabel i Hooker. Miss Rema Doris, Miss ! Hazel DeMund. Miss Marion Doris,
 Miss Sarah Renaud, Miss Jessie by sart. Miss Helen Laird, Miss Lucy ! TolIeson, Miss Frances Wilson and 1 Miss Katherine Kennan.
 | Hosts of the coming year will have i difficulty in surpassing in brilliancy i the ball given by the Bachelors. Fri 1 day evening at the Woman's club. lt will long be remembered as the most delightful affair of a gay season and 1 makes February 14. when this eXclu- sive and popular club gives a more elaborate event, the most keenly an
 ticipated day on the calendar. The
 reception room had a charming deco
 ration of red carnations intermingled
 with a profusion of feathery ferns
 while the auditorium was entirely in green carried out in a variety of pot
 ted plants. The Bachelors chose q l charming group Of society matrons
 to act as patronesses at their initial l affair among whom were Mrs B. A.