Arizona republican., 1913-03-02
BY SALLY JACOBS.

precedence of all affairs of spring. It is to be very smart indeed. Some thing out of the ordinary will be attempted in the way of decorations and the favors will be the most eIab- crate novelties obtainablc from the coast shops. The patronesses have not been announced but they will be among the smartest matrons of the Country club set
 Rex Dunlap. William II. McCord, Hugh Marshall and Robert Beardsle@ were jointly the hosts of a Chinese dinner at Sing'S Thursday evening, one of the most protcntious of the many affairs that preceded the smith family rag dance. The Chinese suG- gestion was apparent in the appoint mcnts as well as the menu. Two large lanterns were suspended from rhc ceiling casting bright and bril- liant glow, the gay effect being heightened by the ccnterpiece of scarlet carnations Quaint Chinese toys were the fdrors. Miss Char lotJe Chaffec and Miss Alice Chuffec were tie guests of honor and others present were. Ar. and Mrs. John Ii. Page. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAr- thur, Miss Ruth AinsWorth and Miss Harriet Hurley.
 An exquisiteIy appointed dinner at tho Adams was presided over Tues day by AIr and Mrs. Dickinson Bis mop The table had an effective centerpiece of daffodu~ surrounded hy violet~ with sprays of smilax. Gu pids marked the places for Mir, and Mrs John H. Page, Mr. and Mrs. J F RoWlands. Miss Chariottcc Chaff-e. Miss Alice Chalree. Joe Cas- son, stephen Goodman, and AleNan- de- Baker Additional guests joined the little party in the evening and an informal dance was enjoyed Among those in attendance were Mrs. l.. IT, Laneslow. Miss Emily Brown beck Donald Green. Robert Boards ley and J II. Merritt
 Quite bit of interest is being evinced in the approaching marriage of Miss Vera be Forest daughter of Mrs W. IT, De Forest to Walter Hege The wedding which will take place in Los Angeles March - will be an artisticalIy appointed affair solemnized aft the Magnolia Avenue Christian church. Miss De Forest is charming girl and d ravorite with au who know her. She is being made the Inspiration for innumcrablc affairs and her prrnupual day- arc being made especially gay by the members Of tho Alpha chapter Of the Sigma sigma sigma sorority to
 which the bride elect belongs AIr Ho2e will leave here several days preceding tho event The young people uiU time thc return from their we'd ding trip to be present in Phoenix, April f. when the Bachelors will give their last dance of the season.
 one or thr most charming affairs that wiu be given in honor of Miss Charlotte Charfec and Miss Alice Chaffeco during the remainder of their stav will he the auction after noon with which Miss Ruth Doris and Miss Rema Doris will entertain Tuesday, The Chaffee girls belong , to that delightful cotcrie including the Doris girls and Miss Harriet Hurley who attended National Park Seminary the same season.
 A duck dinner was the most no table event of Monday evening and was the result of a week end hunt ing trip to the Maricopa reservation. The affair took place at a down town restaurant and was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Holden, ] lIr. and Mrs. J. r.. RowIands Mir. and Mrs. Dickinson Bishop. MT and : Mrs John H. Page Mrs. q II. Morse, i Miss Charlotte Chaffce. Miss Alice ! Chaffec. Joe Ca4sou. Alexander Bak- , cr. stephen Goodman, ,Stanhope Mur- , ,hv George Morse and Joe Trotter.