Arizona republican., 1913-05-11

lpansies and sweet peas, which will be used in the elaborate decorative
 scheme. Pink is to be the predom- mating color and the tone will be accentuated in the gowns of the bridal party. Miss Fay De Mund is to be maid of honor and Miss Ella Luhrs and Miss Emma Luhrs will be the 1 bridesmaids Edward Bertram will act as his brothers best man. Reverend 1 Henry Martyr Campbell. of the Pres l byterian church, will read the ser i vice. i One of the jolly affairs of the week i was the picnic supper at the Yaqui Indian village on "Cinco de Mayo i followed by a rag dance at the Joe Green country home Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Henry George. Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis, MT and Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury, Mir and Mrs. J. F. Rowlands. MT. and Mrs. John H. Page. MT. and Mrs. Foster IT. Rockwell. MT. and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross. Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig. Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Selma Goldberg, Joe Trotter, F. $. Niele, Louis Gates, J. Parke Channin2, William Coleman Rogers, Stephen Goodman. Joe Cassou, J. H. Mcbride. Stanley Murphy. Eugene Goldman and George Morse.
 Mrs. Harry Kay and Mrs. Fen Hild- reth contributed to the brilliant fes- tivities of spring with an elaborate affair at the WOman's club Tuesday afternoon. The reception room was transformed into a garden of roses and sweet peas. A particularly pretty effect was obtained by the use of countless dozens of branches of white rambler roses that hung the stair way. The fireplace banked in sun flowers formed q vivid and beauti- ful background for the receiving party who made an attractive appear ance in their dainty lingerie frocks. Each wore a corsage of the yellow and white blossoms that were used in decoration of the auditorium with un- usually artistic effect. The side lights were showered in honeysuckle but it was the stage that held the more elaborate floral arrangement. Mus tard flower and Palo Verde with graceful bows of tulIe intermingled in splendid profuson outlined the stage and screened the Besse orchestra that furnished d delightful program dur ing the tea hour. Directly beneath the footlights a pyramid of the flow CTS had been erected and accentuated the golden glow. Tables here and there held vases and jardinieres of yellow and white bloom
 Auction was the feature of the oc- casion and prizes were won by Mrs. w $. Goldsworthy. Mrs. Louis Aelc- ger and Mrs. H. B. St Claire
 Mrs. Hildreth wore stunning gown Of white lace over blue charmeuse and Mrs. Kay was costumed in white Manila embroidered gown orna- mented with Cluny and Irish Iaces.
 Assisting the hostesses in receiving were Miss Stella Sears, Miss Re1na Doris, Miss Arvilla Thomas, Miss Mabel Hooker. Miss Marion Doris. Miss Katherine Kennan. Miss Pauline Sears. Miss Sara AIcAnally. Miss Elsie Munger and Miss Rosalie McAnally.
 
 Mrs Clay Leonard, of West Wash ington street gave an auction Wednes- day, Mrs. Caroline Pinney and Mrs. William Pinney winning tthe prizes. Mrs. Leonards guests included Mrs. Caroline Kibbey. Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard, Mrs. Evans-Darby Mrs. Jo- selph H. Kibbey, Mrs. J. ". Cren- shaw, Mrs. William Pinney Mrs. Walter Kibbey, Mrs. Clark Churchill, Mrs. E. A. F'ickas, Mrs. Eugene Rede- will and Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes.
 An enjoyable picnic to Camelback was an event of Sunday In the party were Mr and Mrs. R. A. Kirk, Attor- ney General and Mrs. George Purdy Bullard, MT. and Mrs. a. R. Cater. Mrs. C. H. Akers, Miss Ethel Ming, Miss Rose McGrath, sam Wilson, Jack Thornton and Charles Hardy. The following evening this cOngenial CO., terie were guests at the Akers residence on North Central avenue
 Mrs. w. P. Sears. Mrs Sims Ely, Miss Helen Ely and Miss Stella Sears returned to town Thursday after a few days at the Sears ranch in Camp Creek.
 was one of the pleasant events of present were Dr. and Mrs George Craig, of Bisbee, Miss Ethel Ming, Miss Rose McGrath, Miss F'reestone, Miss Harriet Jean Oliver. Hon. Frank Crofoot, Hon. John Murphy, Hon. A. R. Lynch, Hon. Thomas Maddock and Hon. Kirke Moore.
 As the spring season advances the graduate comes into prominence