Arizona republican., 1913-04-05

shall and Roy Murray assisted the pat rOnesses in receiving.
 The Bachelor hosts were: r. D. An gel, A. Cass Redewill. G. $. Cunning ham. F. N. Holmquist l. de R. Miller Arthur J. Holten. Joe Cassou, s. B. Jennings, Bert Kavanaugh. w. P. Me Cord. Burt Clingan, E. Van Doorn, Donald Green. Wm. Humbert. Lloyd Newell. Charles O'MalIey, George Nc Neil. Fred Humphrey J. NJ. Elder, Paul R. Ingles, Harry Hurley. Sims Ely, kieth Piclrel. s A. Goodman, Leroy Ladd, H. NJ. Bargman. George F. Morse. T. B. Trent, Avery Corpstein, Edward Marshall. Justin Goebel. The gowns were unusually hand some
 Mrs. F.. J. Bennitt. who always dresses in good taste, was much admired. Her costume was of white crepe embel- lished in gold lace.
 Mrs. J. ". Doris was beautifully gowned in cream voile and cluny lace with touch of black in velvet. Mrs Herbert Atha wore a stunning white satin gown.
 Mrs. George Hahn was lovely in black lace over white charmeuse Mrs. Henry George wore an exquis- itely dainty frock of pink Dresdon chiffon ornamented in pearls Mrs. George Lutgerding was attired in a lovely frock of pink crepe chiffon yelled in crystal beads and silver. Mrs. Charles J. McElroy was be 1 comingly costumed in white satin with tunic of crystal beads. i Mrs. Maitland Davies was most at ! tractive in smart gown of white l charmeuse. A dash of blue was given ! the costume by an effective trimming i of blue satin
 Mrs. sidney r. Osborn Wore an ex- quisite Paris gown of pink crepe me- i teor draped in Brussels net Rose buds | of chiffon and satin were used with pretty effect The costume was particu- i larlY becoming to Mrs. Osborn's dain- ] ty blonde type
 Mrs. sidney J. Ross was beautiful in white satin yelled in black chiffon studded in rhnestones
 Mrs. Homer King wore a charming l costume of apricot chiffon. In her hair she wore a maline band and a
 
 Mrs. Walter Hege was costumed in n beautiful beacaded moire. trimmed in rhinest0nes and pearls.
 Mrs Webb Griffen made an attrac- tive appearance in lavender chiffon embroidered in pearls oyer lavender satin
 Mrs. Roy Parsons was prettily gOWned in pink embroidered crepe that 1 yelled pink satin.
 Mrs. Lawrence Holden never looked ! better than in the white chiffon gown she Wore of yelled white satin. Mrs. J. F. ROwlands wore a hand some Paris gown of white chiffon em- ! broidered in pearls and silver.
 Miss Ellen Conway wore a handsome gown of blue chiffon. Miss Carol Selig was charming in blue chiffon combined with pink em- l broidered net over blue satin.
 Miss Ruth Doris, who is one of the most beautiful girls in the smart set ! was stunning in rose charmeuse com 1 bined in Irish crochet. Roses of chif- l ion in rose tones was the effective 1 trimming.
 i Miss Kate Wilson looked lovely in 1 1 lace
 Miss Emily Brownbeck was a charm ing picture in blue brocaded crepe me- | teOr and shadow lace. Miss Rema Doris was exceedingly 1 pretty in pink satin with a beaded | tunic
 ! Miss Ruth AinSWorth wore a smart i frock of pink crepe meteor trimmed in crystals.
 Miss Alice Redewill looked charm 1 ing in white crepe de chene draped in white marquisette. | Miss Marie Louise Craven wore a i becoming frock of yellow crepe meteor 1 yelled in yellow tulle. l Miss Katherine Kennan was lovely [ in American Beauty chiffon over white satin.
 Miss Mabel Hooker wore an effec- 1 tive gown of blue charmeuse and shadow lace
 Miss Selma Goldberg wore a becom- ing green gown with a beaded tunic. 1 Miss Harriet Hurley was effectively attired in pink crepe meteor embroid- 1 cred in beads
 Miss Helen Brownbeck wore pink chiffon embroidered in roses. Miss George Bailey was especially ! charming in white Dresdon chiffon !! with an elaborate trimming of Bull garian lace.
 The guest list included, MT and Mrs 1 Walter Talbot, MT. and Mrs J. w Dor ris. H. B Atha, E. J. Benntt, Henry i George, George M. Hahn. George H | LutGerding. Arthur Luhrs Charles Me Arthur. Hugh B. Cassidy, Windsor B 1 Day, Robert M. Peabody. Roy Thomas | Walter Hege. Foster H. Rockwell. Sec retary of State and Mrs. Sidney P. Os- born, MT and Mrs. F. w. Griffin. MT , and Mrs. Lyman Peters, Maitland | Davies Joe Green, J. E. Rowlands, Homer King, H w. Nall, sam Mans i field, Tucson, Lawrence Holden, Dick | inSOn H. Bishop, Los Angeles, l.. l.. BeYe, Ray Parsons, C. J. McElrOy, A. G. Hulett, w. J. Kingsbury, Tempe, Don aid Mcqueen. Mesa, Harry Kay, Paul F. Fuller, Mesa, $. J. Ross, Perry l Munger. $. B. Trent Mrs Robert w.