Arizona republican., 1913-01-12


 cons. the first of which will he a notable event on the calendar for Friday, January 24
 MT. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson and their young son, Raymond Johnson. left Thursday evening for Ormand. Florida, where they will pass a sfort- night. They will visit in Fl Paso and Bisbee before returning to town the latter part of the month.
 Miss Mildred Stacy will entertain with hearts Wednesday afternoon at her home, 5O5 North Sixth street.
 Mir. and Mrs Donald Mcqueen of Mesa had as guests on Sunday, Miss Nell Conway, Miss Norma Sweeney. Power Conway and Hugh Marshall
 MT. and Mrs Charles Munger of 1925 North Central Avenue were hosts of the bridge club of which they are members on Thursday evening. MT and Mrs. Henry Clay Parker, Mr. and Mrs. George LutgerdinG and MT. and Mrs. Jack Rinehart complete the membership.
 The return of Miss Grace Wilson from a long absence in WinOna. Mis- issippi. will be a delightful bit of news to society. Miss Wilson ar rived yesterday and will pass the re- mainder of the winter here the guea. of her sister Mrs. j. w. Doris.
 
 Mrs Frederick Bertram Ralguy. Miss Marjorie Balguy and Corbin Balguv who were the guests of MT and Mrs George Hahn during the holidays returned Tuesday to their home in Santa Monica Monday ev- ening the Halms gave an informal farewell dinner in their honor. MT and Mrs Homer King and Miss Hen rictta Olncy being the additional guests.
 A charmingly appointed affair was the bridge given by Mrs. Sterling D. Futile and Mrs Louis NJ. Sands at the Country club Thursday afternoon. Red carnations were used in decora- tion and were effectively combined with smlaN. The auction prizes were clusters of the carnations and were won by Mrs. W. NJ Seabury, Mrs Louis II. Chalmers. Mrs. W. Bennett Cough. Mrs. F. E. Kirkland, Mrs. James Sligh and Mrs. Otto Plath. and the recipients sat at the hostesses table during the tea hour The guist list included, Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers. Mrs Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. Gordon Tweed. Mrs. Herbert Atha. Mrs. W AT Seabury. Mrs. H. E. Wilkinson. Mrs George Hahn, Mrs. Daniel Francis Mrs. J. w. Doris. Mrs. Royal Lescher. Mrs Homer King. Mrs. Frederick Bertram Bal guy. Mrs. C. R. Bosche, Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs Ancil Martin, Mrs. A. J. Sampson. Mrs. Albert Chamber lain. Mrs. Louis Sands. Mrs. Otto Plath. Mrs w C. Hartranft, Mrs. C. w. Javred. Mrs Henry C. Lockett, Mrs E A Fowler. Mrs " Bennett Cough. Mrs Charles C. Hutchinson, Mrs. c. H. Robinson. Mrs. Foster Rockwell. Mrs Winsor Day, Mrs. C. B. Schuman. Mrs. Hugh Campbell Mrs. James s. Jackson, Mrs. C. D Doris. Mrs Charles McArthur, Mrs. F. A. Goodrich, Mrs. Sidney Ross, Mrs. Fred WOolsey. Mrs. F. $. Miller. Mrs. Frank J. Blount. Mrs. Reba FL iot. Mrs. John W. Weatherford. Mrs. Lewis b Yaeger, Mrs. Frank Jack. Mrs. Hiram Mars, Mrs. C. E. Wilson, Mrs F. r.. Jack, Mrs. James Sligh, Airs. Asa E. kennan, Mrs. E. r.. Kirk land. Miss Florence Bartlett, Miss Ruth Doris. Miss Harriet Hurley,
 
 Miss Annie Marshall, Miss Marion Mars. Miss Agnes Todd of Prescott, Miss Grace Manning of Syracuse. anG Miss Marion Doris. The past week saw the departure of he few college students who extended heir stay few days past the holiday 1 Miss Henriette Olney re- turned to Westlake School, Arthur | Hahn and Corbin Balguy to Stanford 1 The smart set. as well as the mu- 1 ,ical set. will be interested in the i that Mrs. Francis H. | RedeWill will give a piano recital al | he Arizona School of Music early in 1 March She will be assisted by Flu ! gene Riviere RedeWill. viOlionist.
 
 Mrs Louis H. Chalmers and Mrs. l John Dennett were hostesses at the | 'uurtry club tea yesterday after l loon Mrs howard Reed won the l oval auction prize. There were pres l mt Mrs. ". M. Seabury, Mrs. Royal 1 uescher Mrs. Richard F. Sloan, Mrs. i Howard Reed. Mrs. Roper, Mrs. Ii. l L. Latham, Mrs. George Hahn, Mrs. | Fen Hildrerh, Mrs Flayback, Mrs l Henry George, Mrs. Harry Kay, Ms | F J Bennett and Mrs. Harry Ken | ledy
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