Arizona republican., 1912-12-01
BY SALLY JACOBS.

! born and Mrs. Osborn delightfully."- en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Neri Osborn, | ! Miss Alma Osborn, Miss Kathryn Os- 1 l born, Miss Jessie Grant, Miss Lucy | Grant. Neri Osborn Jr and Gordon Osborn.
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Munger en- tertained with an artistically ap- pointed dinner at their country place | "Olivette" Unusually lovely was the centerpiece, an artistic arrangement of orange blossoms. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs Earl Miller, Mr and Mrs. A. K. Stabler. Mir. and Mrs L. A. Bartlett. MT. and Mrs. Perry Munger. MT. and Mrs. William Hyatt, Mrs. l.. R. Munger. Mrs. P. H. Wilson, Mrs Agnes Archer, Mrs. George Miller. Miss Stabler, Miss | Elsie Munger, Miss Edith Munger, Harold Stabler. and Arthur Herman.
 Mr. and Mrs Webb Griffin. who
 give such delightful dinners. enter
 tained Mr and Mrs. Thomas Higley.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Stauffer, Miss
 Pearl Stauffer and J. w. Stauffer.
 Mrs L. F. Baker and her niece,
 Miss Bess Alexander, gave one of the
 most charming dinners. They enter
 tained pr. and Mrs w. H. Sargent Mir. and Mrs. C. NJ. Sargent Mrs.
 Charles Snydor of Grand Rapids. Mich. Miss Lucille Sargent, Fred Rogers and Charles Murchison.
 One of the picnic parties com prised MT. and Mrs. Walter Talbot. MT and Mrs. D H Burtis, Dr. and Mrs Ancil Martin and MT. and Mrs.
 w. c. Foster.
 no,-;l
 and Mrs. Johnson were among the , many dinner hosts. Miss Mildred Fowler was the guest of honor at the
 charming affair.
 :, The J. w Dorrises and c. D. Dor rises picknicked on the desert. H Another desert party was enjoyed by MT. and Mrs. H. J. McClung, MT
 and Mrs James B Gillespie. Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Ensign. MT. and Mrs. H A Diehl, MT. and Mrs $. H Mitchell
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Culver, Mrs. L. H. Leonard, Mrs. \. A. Stevens, Mrs A. N. St. John, Miss Bessie Ensign z Miss Florence Mitchell. Miss Helen
 Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth Gillespie Q A dance that eclipsed in brilliancy t any other event in a week of more
 than usual gayety, took place Wed q nesday evening when the Arizona q club opened it's season. No attempt O had been made to decorate the ball
 room, yet it was a charmingly pretty - scene. the splendid lighting effect! S and the rainbow tints of the man,
 handsome costumes sufficed to mak IT 1t an artistically appointed affair s. Mrs. Roy s. Goodrich. who alway
 dresses in exquisite taste, was charm a ing in white satin yelled in cora 1t with an over-drape of taupe chiffol
 and silver lace.
 e Mrs. O. A Turner was stunning il l. brocade of a soft golden color veile
 in gold lace.
 d Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard wa Id in white charmeuse satin and shadoy
 lace. A corsage boquet of America Id Beauty roses gave a pretty touch | IS the effective gown.
 A blue Parisian gown was mos t becoming to Mrs. Foster H. Rockwell ld Tiny roses Of pink. and ribbons of tn Fl same shade, in intricate design orna Id mented the distinctive costume
 Mrs. P. A. Tharaldson was in blac n- charmeuse satin. The bodice c C. shadow lace was yelled in beade
 chiffon
 r. Mrs Selim J. Nicholson was gown ss ed in the popular new sunset shad y. of charmeuse satin shadOwed in whit ad chiffon and Irish lace CT Mrs. Edward Shaw was lovely i
 black charmeuse satin combined wit re velvet
 in, Mrs. Sidney J. Ross was beaut tn fully goWned in white chiffon wit
 touch of American Beauty. ve Mrs. Harry Rays gown was blu A chiffon yelling rainbow tones of u es same dainty material nd Mrs. Maitland Davies was charmr lal in white charmeuse satin. ere Mrs J. w Crenshaw was gownt dr. in blue brOcaded satin. A tunic nd blue chiffon yelled crystal embroit rs. cred tulle
 nis Mrs John H. Page was as usu; an. most attractive She wore pil les chiffon with a garniture of Fren
 roses.
 = Mrs. E. S. Godfrey was in yellc charmeuse satin.
 Miss Alice RedeWill was handsor
 in a Parisian model of yellow cha
 mouse and Princess lace. Chiffon
 the pastel shades formed roses tn
 { Ornamented the costume. She we
 ] an old French necklace of odC
 { wrought gold studded with topaz.
 Miss Ruth Doris wore a beauti
 ] gown of coral embroidered chiffon
 ! fectively combined with black velv
 Miss Selma Goldberg was lovely
 lavender figured marquisette oN
 { lavender charmeuse satin A silN
 cap and bird of Paradise which S
 { wore in her hair were especially Id { coming
 of } Miss Helen Potter wore a dair l. } frock of white chiffon over Wh f. ! charmeuse
 le Miss Pauline Bever was in wh ss ! chiffon and satin.
 of Miss Marion Doris was attired D. cream embroidered chiffon over y te { low satin.
 le Miss Rose Bell GOldmans go ,- { was silver beaded black marquise S. over white charmeuse satin. st l Miss Naomi Griffen wore blue ch