Arizona republican., 1913-05-04

left that afternoon becomes appalling. Imagine sorting 2O00 cards (and more l than that number were actually left and seeing that they reached the hos tess for whom they were intended. Far from solving the complex prob lem of calling. the innovation really complicated matters to greater eX- tent. and it is not likely to be tried again.
 | The majority of Washington resi- dents prefer to see the cabinet women in. their own homes and not en masse. They like to judge the individuality of their hostess by her surroundings. When Mrs. Marshalrs plan was first f noised about, the question arose how the cabinet women would return the l calls. To do so enmasSe, or even in { pairs, was obviously impossible, so number of resident women suggested that they have card printed which would read: The ladies of the cab met" and that it could then be left 1 by secretary. This point has not yet been solved and Washington so- 1 ciety is still awaiting enlightenment"
 
 Ushering in the month of May with brilliant musicale, Mrs. Robert Mill Ter Tafel and Mrs George Merryman 1 Thursday afternoon gave an affair | that ranks as one of the most pre- tentious of the many notable events of the year. The Woman's club was in gala attire. The reception hall held a wealth of old fashioned flow CTS transforming the room into a quaint and effective garden. Laven- i der lockspur in great clusters filled huge Japanese baskets that were placed at graceful and irregular in terVals The fireplace was con- pletely massed in verbena and to the l left was a table holding bowls of sweet peas in lavender tones. The | stairway was blocked by American i Beauty roses and the auditorium was i decorated in the pinkS and whites typical of spring There were May i baskets with roses and sweet peas that found their way in every niche l and corner and across the stage were the different blossoms unrelieved by 1 greenery. In contrast to this profu- sion of flowers was the brass basket ] ornament on the piano. The program was beautifully arranged and every number was exquisitely interpreted. 1 While many of the songs suggested the spring season the Indian tribal melodies that have been such favor ties since Maitland Davies introduced them to the Phoenix audience were 1 included among those that Mrs. Hulett ..l,. i The program was:
 i TrlO-(a). Spring ............ DenZa Cb). Morn-rise .... CZibulka Solo-(a). From the Land of the
 Sky-bue Water.
 tb). The White Dawn is Stel-
 ing ........ ......-.........
 Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett. Trio-Annie Laurie (unaccompanied) Solo-(a). Bot Song ..... Ware (b). Soupir .'............ Ster; Miss Iula Reba Smith
 Duet-Sull As the Night Carl Gotze
 Mrs Arthur Gibbons Hulett. Miss
 Martha Marr Hogsett
 Solo-My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice,
 From Samson and Della ..
 ...... ......... Saint Saens
 Mrs Courtney Camp.
 Trio-(a). White Butterfly: (b). The
 The Bees ..........-.. DenZa SolO-(a). Grass and Roses. Bartlett
 The Necklace of Love. Nevin
 Miss Martha Marr HOgsett
 Trio-A Seranade .. Matthews
 Mrs. Tafel wore a most becoming gown of pink crepe de chene orna- mented in Arabian lace and touches of black in velvet.
 | Mrs. Merryman was in an effectively draped gown of white charmause sat- in trimmed in Princes lace and pearls Mrs. A. ". Morrill,. Mrs Charles Munger Mrs. Edward Elsie, Mrs E. T. Ceilings and Mrs. William Pinney assisted in receiving and the ushers were Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss Elsie Munger and Emma Luhrs 
 Miss Fay Morgan and Miss Nellie Teasdale were hostesses at a prettily appointed dinner last evening at the formers home, 391 North Fourth ave nue. An abundance of roses car ried out q white and pink color scheme and miniature pink baskets marked the places. Later the guests compris- ed box party at the Lamara There | were present Miss Ruth Griffen Miss | Kathryn Ormand, Miss Paulina Sears | Miss Georgia Mintz, Herbert Atha Robert Baker. James Higley, Julian l Gang, Thomas HoughtOn and Staytor l Doris
 | Mrs. Francis Grace left Thursda> for Las Vegas, Nevada. She will re. | turn in a fortnight and remain unti | late in June.
 Mrs. Francis Grace presided over