Arizona republican., 1913-02-02

weeks most charming affairs Wednes- day afternoon when she entertained Wth aucton at her residence, 11l5 North Second St A pink color scheme , was used in decoration artistically car ried out in d graceful arrangement of carnations. Prizes were won by Mrs. Richard F. Sloan. Mrs George J. Stoneman and Mrs. C. NJ. scott Mrs. Norin was assisted in receiving by Mrs. James <. Griffin. Nine tables of guests were present
 "The plays the thing" and the particular play is Brown of Har- ward" to be produced next month by Maitland Davies Since the first an rouncement in last Sundays Re publican this has been the sole sub iect of conversation. As stated at that time Frank Hlderbran is to be Brown and A R. Cater. his chum Madden. J C. Adams as the Professor aGrrett Schuler as Hubby, Guy AIsap us Cotton and Leslie Hardy as Kenyon have been selected by Mr. Davies who will complete the cast on his return from Los Angeles the latter part of the week. In the way of stage settings. Phoenix will be given something very worth while, la relief from the worn scenic effects of the road shows. To make ar 1 engagements for this feature was the motif of Mir Davies coast trip and Fred Belasco and other managers have offered him assistance in work ! ing out auy or all of the details. | Mir and Mrs. Jack Rinehart and Mir. l and Mrs. clay Parker returned to town ! Tuesday after a few days hunting. trip ! in the south
 Mrs. T E Rowlands recently gave pretty luncheon at her residence on i North Fourth Avenue. Niolets and 1 flocks were clustered to form the 1 tables central ornament Covers were l laid for Mrs. Winsor Day. Mrs. Lau- [ renee Holden, Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs. l Foster H. Rockwell and Miss Irene ! SWearingen.
 Members of the Neighborhood and ! the D. T. Clubs were jointly entertained i Al T.. evening at their residence. SIP North Second avenue. Royal auction was played MT. and Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund substituted for Mir and Mrs L J. Johnson.
 Honorable H. H. Linney and Mrs. Linney of Prescott arrived yesterday and are the guests of Judge and Mrs
 Henry D. Ross of 1219 North Central Avenue The Linneys plan to take a residence in town during the legisla tive season.
 Mrs. Eugene SHker of Flagstaff passed the early part of the week in town.
 Mrs F.. M Walker who passed the
 winter here the guest of the Lamar
 Walkers of West Washington returned
 to her home in Los Angeles last ev-
 ening.
 Tennis enthusiasts met at the Cou1- try club on Tuesday for luncheon and
 practice game. A rubber of auction
 was played in the afternoon in
 creasine the attendance the weekly
 event taking the proportion of an in
 formal tea. Among those present were
 Mrs Louis H. Chalmers. Mrs. Gordon
 Tweed Mrs w NJ. Seabury, Mrs. Lau-
 renee Holden. Mrs. Celora Martin Stod-
 dard, Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Sel- ma Goldberg. Miss Florence Bartlett Miss Ellen Conway and Miss Ruth Jes
 sop.
 Mir. and Mrs Robert A. Craig of North Central Avenue gave charm ingly appointed dinner Wednesday ev- ening in honor of Mrs. C. J. Hall |. Crimson carnations and ferns were eff fectively combined as the centerpiec% l and dainty cards marked places fOl . Mrs Hall. Mr. and Mrs. E. J Bennett t Mrs Guy Bennett. Miss Ruth Aims . worth. Lyman Bennett and Jack Aims
 worth
 MT and Mrs D. NJ. Francis were the Y dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. Laurence : Holden Tuesday evening at the Adams
 
 r. Mir and Mrs. w. NJ. Seabury have : moved into their attractive new resi- s derce. 127 North Central Avenue. Th' = i Seabury's formerly resided in West :. moreland Place
 ,
 Mrs Frank Hiderbran will join tn
 Phoenix colony in Los Angeles short and pass d fortnight on the coast tn Q guest of her mother. Mrs. l. T. Hosey
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