Arizona republican., 1912-12-29


 were Christmas dinner hosts. Those who enjoyed their delightful hospi- talty were Mir and Mrs. J. C. Adams, Miss Norma Sweeney William Rog CTS Coleman and Ide R. Miller.
 At their charming country place on Christmas day MT and Mrs Colt Myers entertained at dinner MT and Mrs Sidney J. Ross, MT. and Mrs. Kahn of Seoria. stephen Goodman Tom Trent and Donald Green.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin were the dinner guests of MT. and Mrs Walter Talbot on Christmas.
 
 Judge and Mrs Ernest Lewis of Westnioreland place gave a prettily appointed dinner Christmas. when their guests were MT. and Mrs. Henry George, MT and Mrs George Smalley and Henry Orme. In the living room was a tree, ornamented with gilded tinsel and gifts for the little folk Sylvia Lewis. fndia Smalley and Orme Lewis. in whose honor it had been erected.
 
 Miss Selma Goldberg of North Cen tral avenue, gave an informal lun- cheon Monday in honor of Mrs. Sid ney Charles Goldman and Mrs. Gus tave Summerfield.
 Mrs. J w. Crenshaw. with whom the members of the Quarto club met ;nl, est score at royal auction.
 Ruletide decorations were in pro- fusion at the Kennedy residence on North First avenue Christmas. when MT. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy enter tained with an elaborate dinner. pr and Mrs Richard Fowler and Miss Ida Johnson were their guests.
 An informal event that was one of the most delightful Of many affairs of Christmas week was the luncheon given Thursday by Mrs. s. D. Futile at the Country club. The guest of honor was Mrs Frederick Bertram Balguy who is passing the holiday season here from Santa Monica the guest of Mrs  tistic centerpiece of violets and dainty cards marked places for Mrs. Balguy, Mrs. Hahn, Mrs Louis Sands, Mrs. Homer Rink, Mrs E. A. Goodrich, Mrs Louis M. Sands, Mrs. c. B. Shuman, Mrs. Fred Woolsey and Mrs. w. Ben nett GOucn.
 Right Reverend Bishop Julius w. Atwood was a Christmas host enter taining a distinguished party at dinner. His guests included Rear Admiral Washburn Maynard of Narragansett Pier. General Hazard Stevens of Bos- ton, Peyton Randolph Hazard, Very Reverend Dean William J. Scarlett, Judge Richard E. Sloan, Judge Edward Kent and w. M. Seabury.
 Judge and Mrs. A. c. Baker of $50 North First Avenue gave one of the most beautifully appointed Christmas dinners. In the drawing room was a hugs Christmas tree glistening with countless fncandescent lights and gilt tering ornaments It was hung with bright bells that also featured the decorations of the dining room. Sus- pended from the chandelier in shower they reached the centerpiece, a rustic basket of scarlet carnations. Covers were arranged for MT. and Mrs. John H Page Mir and Mrs. Clarence I. Stacy. MT. and Mrs, J. B. Alexander, Mrs. Harold Baxter Henry Alexander, Miss Florence Alexander, Miss Harvey, J. L. B. Alexander, Alexander Baker and Robert Baker
 
 Morris Carpenter was a dinner host Tuesday evening at a down town cafe. His guests were MT and Mrs. J. F. Rowlands, MT and Mrs. John H. Page, Mir and Mrs. Clarence l. Stacy and Stephen Goodman.
 In honor of Miss Ruby Pascoe, Mrs. E. E. Pascoe of 634 North Second street gave a charming dinner Christmas eve. A brilliantly lighted miniature tree, tinsel decorated. was the tables centerpiece and pretty favors bore a holiday suggestion. There were pres ent Miss Pascoe, Miss Aileen Gang, Miss Ethel McDermott. Miss Jessie . Higley, Miss Lillian Griffin, Miss Edith ScOfield. Miss Eugenia Pierce and Miss Elizabeth Jones.
 Mir. and Mrs. Royal Lescher of S14 North Second Avenue gave an informal dinner Christmas day.
 
 Mir and Mrs Herbert Atha's guests at "Esperanza" on Christmas were Mir and Mrs. Foster H. Rockwell, MT. and Mrs Winsor Day, MT. and Mrs. Malt land Davies, Donald Green, Robert Jennings and J. H. Van Dorn. ! MT. and Mrs. J. w. Doris gave a I Christmas dinner to eight covers at their West Jefferson street residence.