Arizona republican., 1912-03-17

, NeWhouse of SI0 North Sixth avenue | Mrs. Howe Williams left Friday to ! pass few weeks at Agua Caliente. Scarcely a day passes that a party
 does not motor out to the Rogers | country home to pass d few hours with Mrs. William Coleman Rogers who has so far recovered from a re- 1 cent serious illness as to be able to see her friends.
 1 Interest last week centered about 1 Miss Raima Chalmers and Charlie" ! McArthur whose engagement was an nOunced Wednesday at an artistically appointed luncheon at the Chalmers ! home on the Mcdowell road. Now i that the first newness of the en- 1 gagement has worn off all thoughts
 are concentrated on the wedding which will take place some time in May. If the young folk carry out 1 their present plans it will be the most beautiful and distinctive affair { that has ever taken place in Phoenix. ! What more delightful setting could , there be than the spacious park like grounds that surround the Chalmers 1 residence What an effective pie ture the pretty bride and her group of attendants will make against d background that the most skilled florist could not achieve, The brides maids have not been asked and it is difficult to guess who they will be from the long list that popular Miss Chalmers numbers as intimate friends. After the wedding an eastern trip is
 scheduled and in the fall town will
 lose another favorite for MT. Me Arthur will take his bride to his country place near Glendale.
 It was a fashionable gathering at
 the St Luke donation tea Thursday
 and society folk were generous in
 their gifts. netting at least $500 which
 will he used for the running eN-
 penses of the home Such an in-
 terest as was shown in the organiza-
 ton, Every nook and corner of the
 building was inspected and innum erablc question asked relative to the care and Ire ttment of tuberculosis
 The woman's board upon whose shoulders rested the responsibility oi
 the affair acted as hostess. Among
 the prominent members presiding al
 the tea tables were noticed Mrs. F.. J . Bennitt Mrs. Edward Kent ST. Mrs ] Dwight E. Heard. Mrs. B. A. Fowler Mrs. Gordon Tweed. Mrs H. B l IihhaN- Mrs. George Hahn. Mrs. Charles Var
 Der Veer. Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs
 John Dennett Mrs. w. C. Hartranft Mrs Herbert Atha. Mrs Ancil Mar tin and Miss C. NJ. Gilchrist.
 After the play Tuesday evening MT and Mrs w NJ. Seabury entertained r informally at the Adams in honor ot
 William F'aversham. Mir. Seabury was , the clever actors attorney in New
 York and was delighted to meet hin . again. sharing the pleasure with Mr - and Mrs Gordon Tweed, the only
 other guests at the supper.
 l When the George H. Cooks Ieav, Tuesday for New York they will b, z accompanied by Mrs. James H. Me : Clintock who will sail with then , March 2S on the "Ivernia" for tho - continent Mrs McClintock has beer
 far from well the past year and i is hoped the trip will bring a return
 of her former excellent health as wei
 as afford her much pleasure. Sh, will pass the spring in Naples witt ' Mrs E. Y. Cushman and in the sum ' mer they will tour Switzerland beins
 joined there in June by Mrs. Me
 l Clintock's sister Mrs. H. P Lewis O
 1 Worcester Massachusetts. who Wil z remain with them some months = Further than that their plans are no , | outlined Mrs. Cushman has beel T abroad since leaving here more thai . a year ago passing the greater par
 of the time in London and Pari
 where she has host of friends.
 When the WOman's club of Glen ' dale holds it's annual election of of . ficerS April l. three trustees will b
 chosen to act as building committed
 The members are bending every effor to secure a club house early in tn
 fllI. The lot an attractive and il
 every way desirable site for thi
 purpose. has been donated and al
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