Arizona republican., 1913-03-09

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 MT and Mrs. Harry Kay of North Second avenue were hosts of the Lunes club Monday evening.
 Miss Florence Weedin. who passed a few days in town. is returning to | Florence this evening.
 Mrs. kirke Moore will arrive from Tucson this week for the remainder of the legislative season.
 The congenial coterie that makes up the membership of the Eniw club was delightfully."- entertained Thursday ev- ening by MT. and Mrs. Jack Rinehart of the Mission Apartments Miss FL sic Munger. Miss Hidegarde Hub bard, sam Wilson and Charles Is ham were the honored guests Mir. and Mrs. Mcdonald Robinson Of Winslow are the guests of Mrs C. C. Hutchinson of GIG North First avenue They arrived from California yesterday and will pass short time in town
 i Mrs. Royal Lescher of North Sec ond avnue and her mother Mrs. C. R Bosche, of Buffalo, w,Io has been her guest this winter will leave this week for a brief absence to be passed at Castle Hot Springs.
 Miss Abbic Pickren whose long ab-
 sence abroad has been rcgretfully
 noted arrived in Rome last week af-
 ter an interesting month in Egypt.
 
 The Wednesday Auction club was entertained by Mrs Thomas Higley
 of North Central avnuo. and as usual the event was one of the week $ most pleasurablc affairs. Mrs. Jack
 Rinehart made the highest score and
 the substitutes were Miss Hildegarde
 Hubbard and Miss Elsie Munger. MT and Mrs. William NJ Seabury
 of North Central avenue recently , presided over an exquisitely appoint ed dinner, their guests being Mrs
 Gordon Tweed, Right Reverend Julius . W Atwood. Bishop of Arizona. James ; Westervelt and Allan Westervelt Miss Florence Bartlett will be the 7 incentive for a luncheon at the Coun- try club Wednesday when Miss Ruth 3 Ainsworth will entertain the tennis
 contingent
 l Mr and Mrs. Henry Clay Parker and MT. and Mrs. Jack Rinehart were the dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Joe Green Monday evening al } their country place on the south
 side
 Hugh Marshall left last week for l Kansas City.
 Stephen Goodman has gone to Los
 Angeles for few weeks Mrs John Herndon who was tho 2 guest of Mrs Henry D. Ross oi r North Central avenue for fortnight 9 left Friday for Castle Hot Springs {. where she wi pass a short time CT route for her home in Prescott. l Miss Elizabeth Goldwater will be Q among the delightful visitors here
 this season arriving from New York
 Monday. She will be the guest ot ' Mrs. Barry Goldwater of North Cen , tral avenue
 [ Mir. and Mrs. l.. l.. Steward, of 63l . North Second avenue who were the s hosts of Governor Herbert Hadey l. during his stay in Arizona gave an ex- n quisitely appointed luncheon Tuesday ;. in honor of their distinguished guest l. The national colors were used to carry . out an effective decorative scheme | Miss Fay DeMund supervised the ar. engagements which were charming 1T ; ! every detail. The centerpieCe brought
 out the red, white and blue suggestion Il in the great bowl of beautiful blossoms . 1 carnations, sweet alyssum and violets
 which was aCcentuated in the shaded | lights. Strands of smiIax with carna ' tions intermingled ran the full lengtl
 of the table and at either enc
 were great brass candles shaded ,, in the predominating tones. Tn, guests found their places by
 the cards that skilfuIly brough out some pet hobby or characteristic O the guest. Especially clever was tha :, | of Governor Hadley, the little sketci
 and wording was emblematical of hi
 attitude at the Chicago convention
 Governor Hunts card depicted a prisol ', with a bank and city hall in the back - ground was. of course. Mayor Christy . Those who enjoyed MT. and Mrs Stew