Arizona republican., 1913-02-04
COUNTRY CLUB
 MASKED BALL
Popular Club House Scene of Most Charming Bal Masque Attended By Elite of Phoenix Society. Handsome Costumes.


 the lOwly peasant to the royal prince mingled on equal terms at the Coun- try club last evening. As class dis fiction was ignored so was time for gotten as the demure Puritan maid and the stalwart son of the American Revolution freely chatted and danced with the modern son of toll and the charming college widow.
 1t was an attractive scene with prominent members of the smart set in fancy dress forming a gorgeous panarama of color. Sumptuous sat ins of rain bow hue, magnificent em- broideries of the Celestial kingdom. and dainty organdes were in evil dence and the picture lost no charm by the presence of bright. fresh prints and pink and blue sunbonnets that found place among the more elaborate costumes.
 Again society was forced to recog- niZe that no other dances have the same prestige or give so much genu- inc pleasure as those of the Country club. The masquerade as the most notable function of the year will long be remembered.
 Groups appearing in like costume caused confusion, especially "Wint : er," for the men and girls dressed eXctly alike in white broadcloth and maribou, with bit of holly on their scarfs, muffs and caps. The Ker- miss "Rachelor Buttons" were there | in plenty and the Yama Yama family i was never more prominently brought i into play. Quite the most original i makeup" was the Bottle of Beer | and when it came time to unmasll l clever Miss Ruth Ainsworth was 1 ShOwered with congratulations for 1 her ingenuity. Her champagne col ored gown was completely covered with an enormous AnheuSer- Busch 1 label, the great A and Eagle forming l the neck of the bottle and silver pa 1 per croWning her head as the cork. l Every detail was carefully and sue l cesfully carried out.
 1 Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers was fas- cirating Spanish girl in the typical 1 costume of bright colors and the ! black lace mantila.
 l Mrs. Charles McArthur was q girl i of the Harem and the Turkish cos  , charm by this beautiful young woman In brocaded skirt and bodice, Mrs. i Dwight B. Heard made d charming Bavarian peasant She wore q high 1 and elaborate headdress that was | both distinctive and becoming 1 Mrs Barr Goldwater and Mrs | David Goldberg wered resed exactly alike as Yama Yama girls. Mrs Royal Lescher was a quaint little Red Riding Hood. l Mrs. Asa B. Kennan was very ! handsome as Spanish woman. She wore yellow satin draped in old black 1 lace and a bright red rose in her ! hair A beautiful mantila was thrown over her shoulders.
 Mrs Robert Peabody was a most attractive gipsy in scarlet, Many 1 strands of beads were worn that added to the effectiveness of the cos | tune.
 | Mrs. Howard Reed made d pretty Venetian girl in blue and cerise silk and d great many beaded ornaments
 Mrs. Fen $. Hldroth was d jolly | Dutch girl in black and orange dress and her hair in two long braids. 1 Mrs Harry Kay. as a gipsy, had nc ! difficulty in finding hearers for the
 rast. present and future.
 Mrs E. A. Goodrich was a charm l ing little girl in a pretty long waist ed frock and picturesque sunbonnet 1 Mrs Homer King was perfect College Widow. she wore plaited
 white skirt and d mildly blouse with | ] scarlet collar and a great. dashinG scarlet bow. In he" hair she wore a bow of the same scarlet shade. Mrs C J. Hall of Paeadena went as a little girl in sweet white dress
 and cunning cap.
 From way down east came the sir of the farm in person of Mrs. F.. T
 Ceilings in blue gingham and sun bonnet
 Tn like costume was Miss Mabe
 Hooker a popular country girl foi all her apron and bonnet.
 Miss Harriet Hurley was lovely
 Kate Greenaway girl in pink flOwereC
 null and d big pink hat tied CO
 quettishly under her chin with blaci
 velvet ribbon.
 Miss Florence Bartlett was a beau
 tifuI Spanish dancer A wonderful,
 
 the gown, showing the skirt of pinl
 covered in black chenille. A lac
 mantila completed the costume. Miss Katherine Kennan cho1
 wisely in impersonating a Japanes
 girl, and looked very lovely in gray richly embroidered in the pink am blue blossoms of the Flowery King dom.
 Miss Pose Bell Goldman was a attractive peasant girl of Bavaria. Miss Marian Doris was a swee little maiden of the Colonial days, pretty Priscilla.
 Miss Rema Doris never locke ! more lovely than as d Uewuchin ! Japanese
 ! Mis- Kate Wilson had a novel cos { tune of gray impersonating Char { lotte Cordev.
 Among those who were Winter were Miss Elen Conway. Mis- Selm : Goldberg and Ernest Bennett. A man caled upon to act his pal was Stephen Goodman, who made ! decidedly chic French maid Dtviobt D Haard yac pnINorf,