Arizona republican., 1913-01-05
SOCIETY NEWS

Purdy Bullard of North Central Ave kept open house on Wednesday. The living room which was prettily deco rated in scarlet carnations was crowd ed with the many who came to ex- tend New Year greetings Mrs. c. H Akers assisted in receiving
 Captain and Mrs. Joseph L. B. Alexander returned Friday from their honeymoon in the south and are do miciled at 604 North Third Avenue. Captain -Alexander's daughter Mrs Harold Baxter of New York will be their guest the coming fortnight Mrs Baxter has received a most cordial welcome from her host of friends since her arrival short time ago Last week she was delightfully."- en- tertained by her aunt. Mrs A C. Baker and prior to being the guest of the Alexanders will pass a few days with Miss Ruth Ainsworth
 Mrs Raymond Cover was hostess of a charmingly appointed dinner Thursday evening. Her attractive home Lawn Place" was beautiful in it's profuse decoration of holiday greenery that was artistically com bined with scarlet carnations. Gov CTS were laid for Mr. and Mrs w G. Tolleson, MT and Mrs. Jack Holmes. MT and Mrs. Julian Holmes, Miss Naomi Griffin. Miss Lucy TOlleson Miss Marion Doris. Walter Finley, A. l.. Webster. Edward Foltz, A. L. [ Harder and Leon Toneson.
 
 such a jolly lot of informal dances this season gave another one of their enjoyable events New Years eve The Womans club was brilliant in its holiday attire of holly and carnations Great wreaths of holly held scarlet bells and were arranged in artistic irregularity about the walls, an effec- tive. background for the pretty frocks of the dancers. There were present: Mr and Mrs. A P Harrington, Mir and Mrs W .E Ferguson. Dr. and Mrs J A Messinger, Mrs. J. NJ Gib- son, Miss Bernice Smith, Miss Bernice Jones, Miss Mamie Snyder Miss Der tha GoldswOrthy, Miss Seldie Myers. Miss Emma Thalheimer. Miss Dorothy Douglas, Miss Helen Thatcher Miss Henrietta Hirst. Miss Anna FarweU Miss Bernice Shackelford Miss Aileen Ganz Miss Doris Kingman, Miss Young, Miss Helen Viault, Miss Marie Gallagher Miss Frances McNulty Miss Dorothy Creager, Miss Helen Boyle, Miss Kathryn Osborn. Miss Irene Foley, Miss Lottie Wiatt, Miss Cricket Humphrey. Miss Margaret O'Sullivan Miss Dorothy Blumen- thai, Miss Eunice Fitzpatrick, Miss Lena Brown. Miss Anna Marie Luke Miss Ruth McComas, Miss Edith Mul- len. Miss Rebecca Reiss, Miss Class, Miss Hull, Miss Vivian Young. Miss Selma Geyler, Miss Bolton, Miss Min ne Seman. Clarence Herwig Joe Johnston, l.. H. Lerg. Jack Os- burn, Willard Mason. J. J. Cannon Walter Thalheimer. Otto Thalheimer, A R Clark IT. c. Hess, Ernest Doug las. Craig Pottnger, F. J. Williams, c. L. KunZ, Maurice O'Neil, Robert Landgrebe. Richard Geyler. Joe Haldi man, Frank Sarver, A. F. Niault, H l. Duty, Fred Norton, J. L. Holmes, Arthur Geyler. Frank Hurley. Leon Tolleson, E. F. Harrington, Theodore Plath, Hugh Weatherford. Joe Kehoe, Robert Lutgerding, Donald Hooker, c. w Owen, Tom Sullivan, E. K. Foltz, Vinton Hammels, Ralph John son, Paul Sweeney, Charles Luke, Loe l Buckley and Adolph Tribolet. MT. and Mrs. George Hahn of North | Central avenue gas an artistically ap 1 pointed dinner Thursday evening. The scarlet color tone that predominated in the decorative scheme at all affairs during the holiday season was unus- ually pretty. Poinsettias and carna- 1 tions were charmingly arranged and 1 effective place cards marked places for MT and Mrs. Herbert Atha, MT. and Mrs. Homer King and Mrs. Sidney J. l Ross, Mrs. Frederick Bertram Balguy, Miss Nell Conway, Miss Marjorie Bal guy, Power Conway, Hugh Marshall, l Corbin Balguy and Arthur Hahn.
 
 The Tuesday luncheon and tennis | will be resumed at the Country Club | this week. During the holidays this delightful feature of the club was can celed owing to the innumerdble social ] events.
 One of the prettiest New Years dinners was given by MT. and Mrs. Fen Hidreth at their residence on the Me | Dowell road. The dining room was decorated in the scarlet and green of i the holiday season. effectively carried out in holly and carnations. The fav- ors were quaint miniature fans and clever verse featured the place cards Those present were MT. and Mrs. w. $. Goldsworthy, MT and Mrs Harry Kay. 1 MT. and Mrs. S L. Easterling, E. B. ' Linnen and I. N. DeGeX.
 
 | A jolly picnic to Granite Reef was on the New Years calendar and was en-
 joyed by MT. and Mrs w. c Tolleson, MT and Mrs. Julian Holmes, Mir. and Mrs Jack Holmes, Mrs. Raymond Cov- CT, Mrs. Reba Elliott, Miss Lucy Tolle- son, Miss George Bell Holmes, Walter Tolleson; Arthur De Remer, A l.. Web ster of Chicago, Stayton Doris, Leon TollesOn, Edgar Woodward, Edward Marshall, Flma TOlleson anG William FickaS.
 ! Sidney Clearinghouse entertained in-