Arizona republican., 1912-04-28

The week has been gay with events and there is ever so much more gay .ty ahead Miss Louise Maritza Swctuam whose engagement to Edwin Malcolm Hull was announced recent 7 may well calm all the days to eoIue There are to he informal taunblc afternoons for her this week tJuush the most notable function to D, given this popular girl will be a heart party Friday afternoon the hos tesses of which will be Mrs Charles Munger ana Miss Elsie Munger. This will take place at the formers Central avenue residence. Among others who will entertain for Miss Swetnam are Mrs. Eugene Redewill. Mrs. Henry Clay Parker and Mrs. Charles Cnristy.
 Miss Mildred Stacy is returning to town today after a fortnight at the country home of the Clarence Stacys. Miss Stacy IS one of the best liked girls in the smart set and was much missed this winter the greater part of the time Of which she passed in Los Angeles. With her parents. Mir. and Mrs A k. Stacy of North First avenue she will make an extensive eastern trip this summer tho itinerary nf which will include all the large cities and fashionable resorts.
 Mrs. William Seabury of GO West Moreland Place contributed to the weeks gayety yesterday with one of the most delightful card afternoons of the spring season. The reception room had an artistic arrangement of sweet peas and roses. Prizes at auc- tion bridge were won by Mrs. John Dennett, Mrs. W. K James. Mrs. Err nest Lewis and Mrs. Homer King. Mrs Seabury's guests included Mrs. Gordon Tweed Mrs William Garri- Eues Hartrdnft. Mrs. W. K James, Mrs. John Dennett Mrs. F.. J. Ben uitt. Mrs. Royal Lescher. Mrs. Harry l. Latham. Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig. Mrs. Homer King, Mrs. Louis II. Chalmers. Mrs. Howard Reed, Mrs. Walter Duggan. Mrs Herbert Atha, Mrs. Ernest Lewis and Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard
 Miss Mabel Novinger of 19U1 West Jackson street made Miss Louise Ma ritza SWetnam the moth for hand kerchieG shower Friday afternoon. The decorations of red were effectively carried out in American Beauty roses and sweet peas. The fire place was banked with the roses and vases and .iardinieres of flowers were placed in every nook and corner. A charming result was obtained in the lattice work of cupids and hearts that gave the room a low ceiiinged effect A large red heart contained the dainty remembrances for the guest of honor. Prizes at hearts were won by Mrs. Charles Munger, Miss Ella Luhrs and Miss Swetnam. Miss Novinger's guests numbered sixteen.
 The Hotel Adams company gave a stag dinner. Wednesday. at the Adams complimentary to the members of the country club. In the absence of Judge AinsWortn, president of 5he club, Dr. 1T H. Stone. the vice president pre- sided and acted as toastmaster Re spOnses to various phases Of clubIom were given by Attorney General George Purdy Bullard. John F. Hamp ton. J. C. Adams. Reese Ling. Royal Lescher. r.. J. Bennitt. W. j. Kings bury, Emil Gang, George Halm, and Harry Jones. Others present were J r. Barker, Power Conway, Dr John Dennett, George DriscOll. Hall GIess ner. Aaron Goldberg. Dr. H. J. Jes- sop, Homer King, c. P. Lee. E. AL len Lewis, F. A. Marshall, w L. Pinney. Howard Reed. Gus Nou. Harry Hurley Eugene Goldman, F. F. Saw Yer of Winslow. George Tisdale oi Prescott. sam Easterling. F. Q. Ches- ney and Dr. A. J. Chandler of Mesa
 Mrs. T. E. Irvine entertained the last meeting Of thePriscilla club this season. Wednesday. at her home, 715 West Taylor street. The guests of the club were Mrs L. D. Dameron Mrs. J. H. Hicks Mrs. Frank Alkire Mrs. $. J. Doster Mrs. R. C. Baker Mrs. Annie Denver. Mrs. A. L. HiG- gins. Mrs NJ. A Irvine and Mrs. G Fred Sharp. The members who en- joycd the occasion were Mrs. A. L. Doran. Mrs. Henry Yaeger, Mrs. Levi Young, Mrs. James H. Day anu Mrs Eva Butler.
 
 In celebration Of the tenth birthday of her son John Harding irvine, Mrs T r.. Irvine recently entertained the following young folk Robert Harker Enor Coyle Morgan Pennington, Ef ton Pace, Paul Belcher, Sidney Dos ter. George Alkire, James HendriH and Raymond Meeker.
 Mrs. W. C. Foster of CPS Nortf First avenue entertained the ladies of the Pooh Bah club Thursday af- tcrnOOn
 An artistically appointed dinner was given Tuesday evening by MT and Mrs. Herbert Atha at their cOun- try place. "Esperanza." A pink colol scheme was used in decoration anC was carried out in an effective ar rangement of roses. The flowers were scattered about the table that had a.