Arizona republican., 1913-04-06

| Newport shortly and pass the re
 mainder of the spring season here He will be accompanied Fy Mir anC 1 Mrs Clark Nurdict who will he l the guests of the kennans at thei, attractive bungalow on Culver street Mrs Thomas Higley and Mrs Webi 1 Griffen recently made Mrs Marion l Kays of Richfield. and Mrs. Ray 1 Nichols of Hayden, the motif for q l luncheon of charming appointments Yellow poppies were the tables cen 1 tral ornament Asked to meet Mrs Nichols and Mrs. Kay were Mrs. Roy ] Parsons. Mrs. Charles Stautfer, Mrs l Hat Bennett and Miss Flora Glier
 Mrs. Perry Munger was hostess oi 1 the Wednesday Auction club Miss | Elsie Munger making the highest | score Miss Munger, Miss Faye Dc 1 Mund Miss Hazel De Mund and Miss Nell SWetnam were the guests ol | the club
 Miss Angie Parker will entertain the Quit At Midnight club Tues day evening at her North Third street residence. Mr. and Mrs Clar- ence Spellman were hosts of the last meeting. Mrs. C. II. Carlson made the highest auction score. MT and Mrs. Richard Volk substituted for Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Hanny
 Mrs Joseph Cope. of West Wash ington street, who is giving q series of affairs this spring. delightfully."- entertained with auction yesterday afternoon Her guest list included Mrs. (. C. Hutchinson, Mrs. T. W. PembertOn, Mrs. Fred Breen. of Flag
 staff. Mrs William Pinney. Mrs. $. L.
 Easterling, Mrs. George Chrsty Mrs.
 A. A Dutton. Mrs. Clark Churchill.
 Mrs. J. M. Swetnam. Mrs. M D.
 Novinger, Mrs. Henry Lockett. Mrs. L..
 D. DamerOn, Mrs Alfred Becker. Mrs. James Griffcn. Mrs Hugh Campbell
 Mrs. J ". Floss. Mrs. E. F. Marks
 Mrs. J. C. Graves Mrs. II. F. St
 Clair. Mrs. John Gregg. Mrs. A. l.. Moore. Mrs otto Plath and Mrs
 Hewitt Shirley.
 Mrs. Sidney J .oss is leaving this evening for Los Angeles Addi
 tionaI members to the Phoenix con tingent on the coast this week will
 Dy Mrs. w.. J. kingsburV, who will
 be absent q fortnight and Mrs. Rob ert Wallace Craig. who will make q somewhat shorter stay.
 Miss Grace Abbie Andrews is re ceiving q cordial welcome from her
 host of friends and will be the in spiration for much social attention during her fortnisht's stay from Los
 Angeles. She is the guest of Mrs Shirley Christy
 None of the smart events given at the Country club this season. and there i have been score of them, could in any way compare with the dinner dance of Wednesday evening. The club house held it's first elaborate floral decOra : , ton for in the past the club hosts have
 relied on the simplest of schemes that dignified the architecture rather than 1 embellished it with additional splen- ! dor. Each of the small tables thai
 seated the hundred and fifty guests
 had a centerpiece of purple and white 1 iris and the flowers were scattered about the table. The mantel held vases i with great clusters that shaded from 1 the deepest purples to delicate laVen- 1 derS with the outer circle of white. ! During the dinner an imprOmptu pro i gram was given under the direction of 1 Maitland Davies. Attorney General ! George Purdy Bullard, as usual gave d 1 witty little talk. Judge Edward Kent made d brief address in Latin in which i he very vigorously denounced some one or something yet to be explained | and Charles McArthur did some won ! derful stunts on the piano. Others
 who helped make merry were Harry i Welch. A. R. Cater. Tom Trent and
 Celora Martin Stoddard. Hosts at the l different tables were Mrs. William BroWnbeck. Power Conway. Maitland l Davies, Herbert Atha, George Hahn Louis H. Chalmers, Laurence Holden Homer King. $. M. Trent, Gordon l Tweed, pr. John Dennett Jr, Attorney General Bullard. Judge Joseph Kibbey Aaron GoldberG $. C. Butler. Fen Hil- dreth. Andrew Miller, Ancl Martin Walter Talbot, Harry Hurley, w. Ben
 nett Cough, J. A. Stalder, Harry Kay
 and pr. F. J. Gillett. Mrs. BrownbecB presided over one of the largest par
 ties. Her guests were MT and Mrs | Royal Lescher, MT. and Mrs. Robert Peabody. Miss Emily Brownbeck. Miss
 Helen Brownbeck, Robert Beardsley
 stephen Jennings, Donald Green. Keitf
 Pickrell and C. M. Bargeman. Another
 large party comprised MT. and Mrs
 Cough, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reed Mrs. George Hahn. Mrs. Asa E. Ken l nan. Miss Carol Solig, Miss Katherine kennan. Miss Harriet Hurley, Johr Rinker kibbey. Harry Welch. Leor TnlleSAn IrA.inn AIillcr IIa, ,....