Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

Mrs. E. A. Spaulding, Mrs. $. H. Stew
 art Mrs. D. M. Peatross, Mrs. S T.
 Stafford, Mrs. G. H. Thompson, Miss
 Lulu Johnson, Miss Jennie Ellingson.
 Miss Mae Wilson, Miss Edith Thomp-
 son, Miss Sue Leonard, and Miss Ala
 ma Ellingson.
 Miss Bessie Donovan is a recent ar
 rival from the east who will pass the
 spring season in Phoenix. The charm
 ing and attractive visitor is the guest
 of Mrs. Frank Alkire.
 A charming cOtere of former Stan
 ford students passed the early part of
 the week at Roosevelt and included
 Miss Helen Ely. Miss Maud Howell, of
 Los Angeles and Miss Lila Hawkins of Prescott who are Miss Ely's guests and Miss Elizabeth Crumbey and Miss Ma bel Crumbey.
 Mrs Frank Cox of West Washington Street made Mrs. James Bark of Hum bolt the incentive for a beautifully ap- pointed luncheon of twelve covers on Thursday The pink color tone was effected by charming arrangement of roses that were massed to form the centerpece
 Mrs James s. Griffin of 1105 North Second street gave luncheon Friday in honor of out of town guests includ- ing Mrs George Morgan of Chicago, Robert R1 of nd Miss Cary of Peoria. The yellow color scheme. suggestive of Easter was used in decoration and carried out in daffodils and miniature chickens and rabbits that accentuated the Easter suggestion, were the favors: Miss Stella Sears was hostess of prettily appointed luncheon recently. her guests including Miss Helen Ely, Miss Elizabeth Crumbey, Miss Lila Hawkins, Miss Maud Howell and Miss Mabel Crumbey.
 Miss Helen Laird of Palm Lane en- tertained informally with hearts Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Bessie Donovan of St. Louis Mrs Joseph Cope of West Washing 1 ton Street gave one of the weeks en- | joyable events on Wednesday. The liv | ing rooms were fragrant with profus- ion of nasturtium. A Mother Goose game was the feature of the afternoon. Mrs. Helen Bury and Mrs J. N Yaple l were awarded the prizes for completing ] tht most rhymes from the first few lines. Among the many present were Mrs. T. K. Elvey. Mrs. Mary Lowe. 1 Mrs. B A. Ficlas. Mrs. Helen Bury. l Mrs. J. N Yaple. Mrs. Emory Rays. !; Mrs. Marion Rays. Mrs William Grier
 Mrs. w. H. Breen. Mrs. $. J Doster
 Mrs. Fred Breen. Mrs. Charles Walters | Mrs. A. A. Dutton, Mrs. J. C. Monihon, | Mrs. Frank BlOunt. Miss Reba Elliott
 Mrs. Charles Hunter Mrs. P. G. Miller Mrs. William Ream. Mrs. w. H. Fisk. i Mrs. O'Harra, of McComb. Ill., Mrs. J ] K. Wheat Miss Anna Monihon and ] Miss Nell Blount.
 
 l Mrs. Hugh Campbell of North Cen
 tral Avenue was luncheon hostess 1 yesterday in honor of Mrs. Price who !, leaves shortly for Columbus and Miss l Futile who returns to Chicago in a few days. Besides Mrs Price and Miss | Futile those who were the recipients ! of Mrs Campbelrs delightful hosp- 1 tality were Mrs. Isabella Sands, Mrs
 S D. Futile Mrs. Louis Sands Mrs. C. 1 C. Hutchinson. Mrs. c. O. Robinson 1 Mrs. John SpangIer of Mesa and Miss Marshall
 1 Miss Winifred Lawrence was the 1 guest of honor of the N. G. A Club which met Tuesday evening with Miss
 Jennie Ellingson and Miss Alma FL 1 lingson of West Monroe street Sev-
 eral members were initiated on this
 occasion. There were present Miss
 Lawrence Miss Vivian Young, Miss Helen Hirst. Miss Edith Thompson. Miss Mae Wilson. Miss Lulu Johnson. l Miss McComas. Miss Fay Young. Miss Jones, Miss Egley and Miss Stabler Mrs J. R. Cleaveland of Denver is the guest of her daughter. Mrs Frank Coleman of North Fifth Avenue Be-
 fore her return to her home the latter part of the spring she will pass fort II night with the J. F. Cleavelands at their country place on the Old Black U Canyon road.
 Mrs. C. o. Robinson who wintered with her sister Mrs. c. C. Hutchinson of 616 North First Avenue will leave the fifteenth of April for Flagstaff ' MT and Mrs Paul Seitz have con- cluded months visit in Phoenix the guest of Mrs. Lewis Yaeger of 1112 North Third street and returned to their home in Los Angeles ] The first annual dance of the Los Amigos Club on Monday evening gave the organization enviable and undis- puted position in the foremost ranks of clubdom. The event, which took place at the Womans Club was pre- ceded by an exquisitely appointed din- ner at the Adams. The color scheme used in decoration was violet and greer and was carried out in an artistic ar ] rangement of violets, tulle and smi- ] lax. The greenery was scattered abou { the table and nterwoven in the strand: 2 El..c 1. IT,