Arizona republican., 1913-05-18

1 pleasure any event given by the club 1 this season. The gay informality, the ! clever impromptu program will make the last affair long remembered I de k. Miller who was the hit of the eve ming in his Jabberwak stunt shared honOrS with Herbert Atha who made a reputation as a one fingered pianist, Judge Joseph H. Kibbey. Dwight B. Heard and Celora Stoddard who gave witty little talks that added to the gayety Hugh Marshall bY special re- quest gave Casey ct the Bat" that won a round of applause and John Rin1er Kibbey and Donald Green did the monkey shine" that was a star number at the kermiSS last winter. There was much good music. Maitland Davies sang and Tom Trent, another favorite. and still other favOrites Frank Hildebran and Sidney Bedding l house gave several numbers. Among l the many present were Mir and Mrs. l Celora Martin Stoddard MT. and Mrs. 1 Maitland Davies, Judge and Mrs. Jos ! eph Kibbey, Mir. and Mrs. Dwight B. l Heard MT. and Mrs. Herbert Atha, Mir. | and Mrs. William M. Seabury, MT. and ! Mrs Louis H. Chalmers, MT. and Mrs 1 Frank Hilderbran. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. 1 Chandler, MT. and Mrs. Walter Kibbey, | Mr and Mrs. Gordon Tweed, pr. and 1 Mrs Edwin Gillette, Mir and Mrs l Lyman Peters, MT. and Mrs R. E. Mason. MT. and Mrs. Gus Noll, Mrs Daniel Francis, Mrs. Isaac Taft Stod- dard Miss Ruth Doris, Miss Harriet | Hurley, Miss Lou Ella Archer Miss Ruth AinsWorth Miss Rema Doris. . Miss Ellen Conway. Miss Mabel Hook CT. Miss Katherine Kennan, Miss Mar T0orriC Wilson Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Peters. F. $. Viele. J. Park Charming, Fred Jamison. Sidney Clearinghouse. l. de R. Miller, l Hugh Campbell, Paul Renau Ingles. l John Rinker Kibbey, Arthur Aims worth. Tom Trent, Harry Hurley. l Power Conway, Donald Green. Albert l Rosenberg. A. W. Horren and T. H. ! Telford
 one of the most unique affairs of | the year is on the calendar for the ! afternoon of Thursday. the twen- ty-second. when a tea will be | given at the Joseph Kibbey re- | sidence, 143O East Jefferson street | Four generations will be repre- sented in the receiving party, in cIuding Mrs. Caroline E. Kibbey. Mrs l Joseph H. Kibbey, Mrs. Joseph Sher- l burne Jenckes and Miss Susan Marga 1 ret Jenckes-
 The Monday Auction club will meet ] with Mrs. E. J. Bennitt at the Adams i
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 The CeIora Martin Stoddards will l make a motor tour of California this ! summer. MT Stoddard will drive his i car to the coast leaving town in q l fortnight. Mrs. Stoddard will leave on l the thirtieth of the month and join l MT. Stoddard in Long Beach
 Miss Ella Luhrs and Miss Emma Luhrs entertained Wednesday at the ] Commercial in honor of Miss Hazel De l Mund. A suggestion of the motif for 1 the affair was evinced in a feature of 1 the afternoon. The Wedding of the | Flowers" d clever guessing game the l prize being won by Mrs. Clay Parker ! The heart favors were captured by i Miss Rema Doris and Miss Emma l Thalheimer. The decorative scheme i was elaborate and carried out with l artistic attention to detail. Japanese l baskets containing a wealth of pink ] sweet peas were placed in every niche l and corner. A pink parasoI shoWered l pink rose petals over the compliment l cd guest. It was the dining room that 1 received the particularly pretty flor 1 al establishment. Suspended from the chandelier were cupids against d background of dainty strands of ferns. A shower of pink satin rib bon held in place huge heart fash toned of pink roses. It held a cupid and hung just above the centerpiece, bowl of roses. Around the entire central ornament were roses holding tiny candles. Bowls of roses and candles shaded in pink alternated and ran the full length of the tab ble. Covers were laid for sixteen.
 4 smart event of Friday was the dinner given by Hon. T. M. brennan at the Adams. His guests were ,Dr. and Mrs George D. Craig, MT. and Mrs. R. A. Kirk, MT. and Mrs. H D. McVey, Miss Rose McGrath, Miss Harriet Jean Oliver, Miss Joy Gray, Hon. J. M. Buchanan and Calvin Brown.
 Thursday evening following a dress rehearsal of The Rose and the