Arizona republican., 1913-11-09

season, the appointed time for the
 card night has been set at eight ! o'clock. On Saturday the initial tea and card afternoon will be held.
 pr. Ernest Bates of the University of Arizona and Mrs Bates were the l guests of honor at an attractive din- ner given Tuesday evening by Mr
 and Mrs. Clay Leonard at their West Washington street residence. Covers
 were laid for pr. and Mrs. Bates, Mr. i and Mrs. J. c. Adams. pr. and Mrs
 Lorenzo Boido and Mrs. Clark l Churchill
 MT. and Mrs William M Seabury were among the boxholders at the fair and it was the Out-of- f-town guests
 who were generally the recipients of
 their hospitality. Edward L. Free land and Kenneth Gordon Freeland, l formerly of New York, who have a 1 large country place on Northern ave- nue, were in Phoenix several days enjoying the hospitality of MT and Mrs. Seahury.
 Miss Dede Dennis, daughter of MT.
 and Mrs. J. M. Dennis, whose en-
 gagement to Dr. Clymer D. Jeffries
 was announced in The Republican
 recently, has not set the exact date of her marriage, which in all proba- bility will take place in January. Miss Dennis will be the guest of honor at series of affairs prior to the event
 William H McCord gave an in formal tea at the Valley Field club Sunday afternoon that was one of the 1 Il aSJlrc h Ia rnYotc nf ha rIx The custom of motoring on Sunday | and dropping in to one of the cOun- | try clubs for the tea hour became | popular last season and will doubt | be continued this winter.
 The Elks gave a pleasant dance Thursday evening at the Woman's club that was a charming attention to the visiting Elks from all over the state.
 Among the innumerable recent stag dinners was the affair of Tuesday evening at the Valley Field club. There were present Justus Goebel. Stanley Murphy. R. H McFie, Stephen Goodman and A. R. Cater.
 Mrs w F. Brong recently enter
  bration of the fifth birthday of her son. Joe Brong. Mrs. J. E. Truman. Mrs. Richard Altman and Miss Crosses assisted in amusing the chill dren with outdoor games. Those present were Miss Florence Stroud. Miss Selam Hyder, Miss Josie Hous- ton, Miss Helen DonOfrio. Miss Jose phine Crosse, Miss Anna Crosse. Miss Jennie Crosse, Vernon Thompson, Irving Bagley, Robert Bagley, Char lie Crosse, Anthony Crosse, Dannie Crosse. Guy Thompson Raymond i Joe Crosse, William Hyder i and Allen Martin.
 Of paramount importance this week ( will be the wedding of Miss Naomi Griffin, daughter of Mir. and Mrs R. ] H. Griffin and Herbert L. Stevenson ] which will take place Wednesday ' evening at eight o'clock at the Griffin { residence, 521 North Second street. Reverend ". R. Thornton of the Methodist church will read the serv- ice (
 The library. where the marriage is ] to be celebrated. will be decorated in l ! green and white color scheme while t the more brilliant tones of American t Beauty, in roses, will decorate the ( lying room and dining room '
 Miss Ruth Griffin will be her sis 1 -ers maid of honor and little Miss T Dorothy Cover will be the ring bear er. f
 Roy Murray will be Mr. Stevenson [ pest man. r
 The honeymoon will be passed in Chicago, the young folk returning to | Phoenix the first of the year when V hey will be at home at 719 Mcdowell Z 'oad. e
 MT. and Mrs. Simon Oberfelder O to the gayety of the week g with charmingly appointed dinner e v ednesday evening in honor of MT md Mrs. Sidney Charles Goldman vho returned to Los Angeles last e vening. A bowl of gracefully ar A anged roses ofrmed the centerpiece 2 nd dainty cards marked places for p welve. r
 Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Futile were mong the especially popular out of ir own folk in attendance at the fair e nd their departure on Thursday was h. really regretted by the younger W larried set" with whom they are avorites pr Futile has gone east B pr. short time and Mrs. Futile left tl ne same evening for their home in al lorenci. They plan to be in Phoenix si gain this winter. Many dedightfuI bl inners were given in their compli- al lent last week and they, in turn, tc ntertained in their usual charming h. lanner. They had as dinner guests | W the Adams Tuesday evening, MT. nd Mrs. Webb Griffen, Mir and Mrs. U oy Parsons, MT. and Mrs. Hal Ben al ett and Mrs. George Lutgerding h;