Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
SOCIETY NEWS

Armstrong, Miss Ida McDaniels, Miss Mary Bickel, Miss Ted McDaniels, Miss Ethel Domm, Miss Mary Bat tin, Miss Ann Garnett. and Joe Grier.
 No event of the winter was more delightful than yesterdays luncheon given by Miss Harriet Hurley in compliment to her cousin, Miss Mae Hurley. A pink color scheme was charmingly carried out in the tables decoration. The central ornament was Japanese basket filled with pink carnations, the handles Of which were lOoped with fluffy bows of tulle. Candles were shaded in pink and the place cards featured the dainty color tone. Covers were laid for Miss Hurley, Mrs. Donald Mcqueen of Mesa. Mrs Joseph MeIczer, Miss Ruth Doris, Miss Esther Willis, Miss Ma bel Hooker Miss Helen Ely, Miss Eugenia Dorsey. Miss Rema Doris, Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss George Bailey. Miss Stella Sears. Miss Hell en Laird, Miss Abbie Pickrell, Miss Nell Conway and Miss Ruth JessOp.
 Mrs. F. J. Bennitt gave an artis- .tically appointed dinner at the Ad- ans. Thursday. in celebration of Mr. Bennitt's birthday. A cluster of pink roses was the tables centerpiece and dainty cards marked places for MT and Mrs. Herbert Atha, Mir. and Mrs Winsor Day. MT and Mrs. $. H. Mitchell and Charles Townsend, of Philadelphia.
 A pretty home wedding will take place Wednesday. when Miss Ida Davidson, daughter of MT and Mrs A H. Davidson. becomes the bride of Walter c. Heuneryager. of Chi cago. The Davidson residence, 37 West Mcdowell road will be decorat- ed in greenery and cut flowers with pink as the predOminating color in the effective arrangement of spring blossoms. Only the relatives and a few intimate friends will witness the ceremony. which will be performed at four thirty o'clock, Reverend w. J. Thornton of the Central Methodist church South, officiating. Miss Mary Frances Heuneryager will be the ] AlpNCl SiIl anu Nilc LII it4S . OiliS c1N tendant and B. H. Heuneryager will act as his brothers best man. The young folk have arranged a delightful wedding trip the itinerary of which includes week in New Orleans. followed by a fortnight in Chicago and the remainder of the summer on the Lakes.
 Miss Anna Gertrude East. whose marriage to Henry Pratt Bird will be an event of summer. was the motif for a miscellaneous shower given Monday by Mrs. George Mer- ryman. of 359 North Second avenue. Pink and white were the tones used in decoration and were carried out in an artistic arrangement of roses and sweet peas Among Mrs Mer- ryman's guests were Miss Bast Mrs. R. NJ. Tafel, Mrs. E. T. Ceilings Mrs William Pinney Mrs. Charles Munger, Mrs. F. G. Fafford. Mrs. Sidney Stewart, Mrs. Raymond Bat tin. Mrs. Alfred Williams. Mrs. L. J. Lowe, Mrs. Sue Leonard, Miss Bertha Hidden. Miss Elsie Munger, Miss Marguerite Williams Miss Helen MacIntyre, Miss Faye Young, Miss Edith Thompson and Miss Hattie Bell Dawes
 The Neighborhood club met We'd nesday evening with MT. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy. of North First av- enue Mrs. Anci Martin and E. T. Ceilings scored highest at bridge, Dr. and Mrs. William A. Lentz will be hosts of this weeks gathering at their North Central avenue resi- dence.
 Miss Eugenia Dorsey. of Louisville, a much feted visitor, was the guest of honor at prettiIy appointed din- her given Thursday evening by Miss Ruth Doris. of 430 West Jefferson street.
 one of the weeks delightful af- fairs was the family dinner given Friday by Dr. and Mrs. A. $. flaw ley, of 336 North Second avenue. Covers were laid for ten.
 The Quatro club closed it's season Wednesday when the members were entertained by Mrs. Isaac Taft Stod- dard of North Central avenue. Mrs. StOddard was awarded the prize for making the highest bridge score for the year