Arizona republican., 1913-04-13

1 Mfr Redewin 1 Des Abends (At Evening"
 Aufschwung (Soaring) .. .Schumann l Romance
 Mrs Redewin PART IT.
 1 April (SnoWdrops)
 l June Uullaby) . TschaikowskN November (Sleigh Ride) 1 Papilions lButterflies) ole Olson Mrs. Redewill
 1 Carmen Fantasie ... Hubay MT Redewil Concerto in D Minor. - Rubcnetein Moderate Assai Mrs. Redewil l Orchestral arrangement for 2nd piano Mrs. Towner Quantities of American Beauty roses emphasized the color scheme which Mrs. o. A. Grmshaw and Mrs G. II. Coffin carried out when they entertained with a perfectly ap- pointed luncheon Monday at the Adams. Smilax lent q pleasing back ground for the effective floral ar engagement, and hand painted cards l marked places for Mrs. Daniel Fran cis, Mrs. Joseph Kibbey. Mrs. Hugh Campbell Mrs c. C. Hutchinson,
 Mrs. Ralph Cameron, Mrs. Helen Bury. Mrs. A. A. Dutton, Mrs w. ! L. Burt. Mrs. F. T, Ceilings, Mrs Hugh Neatherford, Mrs George BaN- ter, Mrs. W. E. Lount Mrs. William Coffin, Mrs. A. l.. Moore and Mrs w. l.. Burt
 Mir. and Mrs James Griffin who will have Mr and Mrs George 1 Morgan and Miss May Morgan. of Chicago, as their guests. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Talbot pr and Mrs. Ancil Martin and Mir. and Mrs F. T. Ceilings are planning to motor to, Roosevelt today
 Friends are wiring congratulations to Mir and Mrs Ernest Millar Gu cile kays), of Manhattan. Kansas upon the birth of a daughter, Mr and Mrs Shirley Christy are the genial hosts of a delightful house house party at their country home Many informal dinners have been given in compliment to ther guests, among whom are Mrs. William Car
 roll Christy, Miss Grace Andrews and F.. A. Andrews, of Los Angeles. and Richards $. Condit. of East Orange, who joined the party today.
 Mrs. James Bark who has been Mrs. W. P Sears guest for several weeks, left Monday for Humboldt
 Mrs. Clay Parker, of 112S North Central avenue. gave an attractive luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs
 Earl Parker The house of the charming young hostess, who is famed for her hospitality, was beau tiful in it's profusiOn of flowers ranging from white to the brilliancc of American Beauty tones. Vases and bowls filled to the overflowing with choicest roses were in every niche and corner. Each of the five small tables about which the guests were gathered had q central ornament of sweet peas. and the place cards featured baskets of roses Mrs. Parkers guests were Mrs. Earl Park CT, Mrs. Lamar Cobb, Mrs. Francis H. Redewin Mrs. Charles Munger Mrs. Hal Bennett. Mrs. George Lut- gerding. Mrs Charles Stauffer, Mrs. F., T. Ceilings. Mrs Eugene Rcdewill Mrs. Arthur Luhrs. Mrs. Leroy Allen Mrs. Edwin Malcolm Hull. Mrs. Joe Green, Mrs Jack Rinehart. Mrs W W. McNeff, Mrs. Mary Lowe, Mrs. 1 Gus Noll, Mrs. Frank Stewart, Miss Elsie Munger, Miss Caroline Christy Miss Grace Andrews and Miss Nell SWetnam
 1 The marriage of Miss Maryor 1 Lindenthal, daughter of MT. and Mrs l Henry NJ. Lindenthal, and Edward l Melczer will take place in Chicago 1 the first week in June The en- l gagement. announced exclusively in ] The Republican some weeks ago, was l a pleasing bit of news for at that ! time it was thought the young people l would make their home in Phoenix ! MT. MelcZer went to Chicago recently | and his business interests will demand 1 his continued sojourn there. There 1 will be much regret expressed for l MT MelCZer is quite popular and Miss
 l Lindcnthal made host of friends
 ! on the occasion of her visit last
 | winter. MT. and Mrs. Louis MeIcZer
 and MT and Mrs. s. J. Nicholson
 l will be among the Phoencians at
 the wedding which will be a smart
 l event
 Mrs. $. F.. SymOnds. of 302 East
 1 Pierce street was the gracious hostess
 1 Tt a prettily appointed luncheon on ] Wednesday. Her guests included
 l Mrs Marion Rays, of Richfield, Mrs. l A. b. Fish, of Los Angeles. Mrs. 1 Emory Rays and Mrs. J. E. Brooks l MT and Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard
 | and Mrs. Harry Kay are passing q
 fortnight at Castle Hot Springs.
 } Miss Doris Orme left Thursday
 l for Los Angeles. She will remain
 on the coast until after the heated l term.
 1 Mrs Edwin kurmeier returned to 1 Jerome Tuesday after short stay l here, the time of which she divided l as the guest of Mrs. T. E. Gillespie
 1 of North Third street. and Mrs. F.