Arizona republican., 1913-12-07


 Richard E. Sloan, Mrs. Gordor
 Tweed, Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, Mrs 1 William :. Humbevt Mrs. simon Oberfelder. Mrs Louis H. Chalmers Mrs. J. w. Doris Mrs. w. c. Hart i Ianft, Mrs. George Hahn, Mrs. F. J Bennett, Mrs. Edward Kent. ST, Mrs Herbert Burr Atha. ST. Mrs. Ernest Lewis. Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury. Mrs
 Joseph H. Kibbey. Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs , IT, F. Wilkinson. ATS. Robert Pea ! body and Miss Ellen Conway. It is l understood that MT. Davies is to 1 produce a Country club play later in l the winter which will be of greater i interest to society than any previous l event. The selection ot play and cast ! still remains a dark mystery but l when the announcements are made ! both win be more than pleasing. Mrs. Ned Creighton and Mrs. ! Arthur Luhrs gave n charming affair
 yesterday. complimentary to Miss \ dalissa Wilson. an attractive south [ ern girl who is being extensively fcted. The Creighton residence on West Washington street was decor ated in wealth of American beauty roses. Hearts was the feature of the afternoon. The guest list included Miss Wilson, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha Jr., Mrs. Carroll Christy Miss Eleanor sloan, Miss Ruth Ainsworth. Miss Rema Doris, Miss Jessie Hig- lev Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Ella
 Luhrs, Miss Kathryn kennan. Miss
 Alma Osborn. Miss Stella Sears. Miss
 Helen Laird, Miss Fay De Mund.
 Miss Abbie PickreI. Miss Ruth Jes-
 sop, Miss Mabel Hooker. Miss Carrie
 Christy. Miss Marion Doris. Miss
 Kate Wilson, Miss Elsie Munger.
 Mss Ambea Osborn Miss Selma Goidberg, Miss Emma Luhrs and
 Miss Lulu Eyer.
 An event that added greatly to the Ileasures of the week was the lunch con over which Mss May Hurley rTesided yesterday at her home on the Mcdowell road. This was the first of a series Miss Hurley wifi give this winter ana was an unusu- ally lovely affair the floral adorn- ment of roses being exceptionally. ar tisuc. Covers were laid for twelve
 Mrs Victor F. Hanny. who with many deIishtfully informal affairs has contributed to the round of gay ety, was an auction hostess Thurs Gay at her North Third street resi- oence. There were present Mrs James II. McCHntock, Mrs Earl TUttle Hazlett, Mrs. IT, NJ EviIl of St. Louis, Mrs. James $. Griffin, Mrs W. $. Heflin Mrs Clark Churchill. Mrs. Clay F, Leonard, Mrs. C. NJ Connect Mrs Will Harris. Mrs CIar- cnce SpeIlman and Mrs W. B. Me Candliss
 The approaching departure of MT. and Mrs. Jack Wilson is being sin cerely regretted by members of the 1 smart set, with whom they are favor | ites- They are to pass the Christ | mas holidays in Prescott with Judge | and Mrs. E. W. Wells. leaving the | inst of the year for California; l where they will reside permanently | On Sunday they were the dinner | guests of Mir. and Mrs. Robert A | Craig, Miss Ruth A.nsWorth also be- | ing included in the party. The Craigs | are giving q series of informal din ners and on Wednesday evening en- tertained in honor of Mr. and Mr. !. B. Girand.
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Kennedy gave an exceedingly pleasurable dinner evening, their guests being the members of the Neighborhood 1 club. American beauty roses decor 1ted effectively and covers were laid for Mrs. w. C. Barnes of Washing ton. D. C., the hcnored guest; Dr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin, MT and Mrs F. T. Ceilings. Dr. and Mrs. William | G Lentz, MT. and Mrs. D. IT, Burtis. Mrs. C. II. Davidson and C. T. Lee
 A pleasant birthday surprise was accorded Harry Behn Monday even ing, when Mrs. Behn gave a delight tul dinner in his honor at their home in Portland Place. Covers were ar ianged for Judge and Mrs Henry D. Ross, MT. and Mrs Herman Perry De Mund, Mir. and Mrs. Ezra Thayer and Miss Eva Behn.
 Pink roses gracefully placed as a | Ccnterpiece decorated the table at a | luncheon given by Mrs j. c. Van !.euWen of East WfIletta street | Wednesday. Mrs. Van Leuwen's | guests were Mrs F T. Ceilings and l Mrs. Hal Prince.
 Society's interest in Associated charity has not waned although the | charity teas" have not been pre- 1 eminent among recent events. Funds | are needed and fashionable folk ever l eady and willing to give assistance will assist in a vaudeville to be given for the cause at a date in the near future. Amateurs and professionals will make up the acts, all of which have not been arranged. The Friday club will make the Associated Chari- tres the beneficiary of card and social event on the afternoon and evening of December F at the Woman's club, which has been do- hated for the occasion.
 Among the charming out-of-toWn Visitors is Miss Margaret Bryan of