Arizona republican., 1913-11-30

|. McCord, Lester Byron, William Hor- rell, Irving de R. Miller, Hugh Mar.
 shall, Stephen Jennings, J. H. Hurd of Boston, Fred Long Jack Allen and l L. H. Morton
 f Miss Lillian Porter of Dallas, one l of the most charming and attractive visitors here this season will leave this evening for Globe where she will pass a month. Miss Porter, who
 has been the guest of her cousin,
 Miss Stella Sears, for the past three
 weeks, is a great social faVorite and | society will look forward to her re- turn the latter part of the winter with pleasurabIe anticipation. Miss
 Porter is a graduate of National
 Park Seminary and is member of
 the Theta Sigma Rho sorority. Sev-
 eral Phoenix girls who attended the ] exclusive Washington school and are 1 sorority sisters of Miss Porter,
 were entertained at tea Friday after
 noon by Mrs. Sidney Clearinghouse,
 who it will be remembered was one
 of the most popular students who 1 ever attended National Park. Those
 who enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs Boddinghouse were Miss Porter Mrs Herbert Burr Atha Jr., Miss Stella 1 Sears, Miss Marion Doris, Miss
 Rema Doris and Miss Harriet Hurley.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha,
 ST. have sent out cards for a tea
 on Thursday afternoon at their coun- ! try place, "Esperanza" The event
 which is being given complimentary 1 to MT. and Mrs Herbert Burr Atha' Jr.. is to be a particularly smart at- fair of winter. Mrs. Edward r. filling of San Diego, Mrs. E. J. sen nitt, Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs. Geo Hahn, Mrs. Robert Wallace Crale and Mrs Sidney J. Ross are to as 1 sist in receiving. Mrs. w. F. Sears | is to preside at the tea table ana '" group of debutantes, intimate frlehus of the honored guests are to pc III 1 the dining room. These charIiiiilS ., young women, many of whom VIII make their formal bow to society on l this occasion, include Miss Ruth Griffin. Miss Nellie Teas dale, MISS Stella Sears, Miss Lillian Grltfln' Miss Bessie Ensign, Miss Jessie ffls- 1 ley and Miss Ethel McDermott-
 Mrs. Hal Bennett gave an at i tractive luncheon yesterday at her West Monroe street residence. Au- ] +lIrnn was evinced iu the decoration | of chrysanthemums and the quaint
 favors suggestive of the ThanksglV- ing season Covers were laid for i Mrs. George Lutgerding, Mrs. Ar i thur Iuhrs. Mrs Webb Griffin, 1 Miss Adalissa Wilson, Miss Lulu | Ever. Miss Rema Doris, Miss Ruth 1 Ainsworth. Miss Stella Sears. Miss l Fay De Mund. Miss Harriet Hurley ] Miss Abbie PicSreu, Miss Ella Luhrs' I Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss Helen
 Laird. Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Marion Doris. Miss Elsie Munger. Miss Sel-
 ma Goldberg and Miss Emma Luhrs.
 Mrs. w. A Parish was a luncheon hostess of the week. giving a prettily appointed affair of six covers Mon day in honor of Mrs w. C. Barnes
 cI Washington. D- C.
 Mrs. w. s. Norvin of 426 East Portland street gave the second of the series of Iuncheons with which she will entertain this season on Fri day A pink color scheme was artis- ticaly carried out in roses. Mrs. George Norman Hoffman of Prescott
 and Miss Frances de Grass of Colo
 rado Springs were the guests of konor Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard and Mrs. Celora Martin StOddard left Friday for brief absence to be passed in
 Los Angeles.
 Miss Bess Alexander. whose long stay on the California coast has been greatly regretted, returned Sunday.
 Hon. Thorhas Maddock and Mrs.
 Maddock of Williams, who arrived In Phoenix a fortnight ago, have .l leased an attractive bungalow at B
 Oak street, where they will be estab- lished for the winter. On Thanks 1 giving the Maddocks were the dinner 1 guests of Mrs. Joseph Johnson.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Pettingall of
 La Belle Place. have returned from a fortnights stay at the Grand i Canyon. 1 Harry Brockway, who passed the i early autumn with his relatives, l Attorney General and Mrs Bullard,
 has gone to Fl Paso for the remaind
 CT of the year. Beginning tomorrow evening there
 will be six dances a week at the 1 Country club, which is going some
 even for dance lovers. Senor Pepipo |
 Fernando Of the Egan School of
 Drama and Art will arrive from Los
 Angeles Monday and immediately |
 form his three classes, which will | meet twice a week to learn all the l | Fascinating twists and twirls of the |
 tango. After fashionable folk be- |
 come proficient in the new art, the tango breakfast that is in vogue in |
 New York will probably be intro | | duced in Phoenix. This is a dancing | season in it's fullest sense and morn | ing, afternoon and evening will be | devoted to the amusement.