Arizona republican., 1913-02-16

] Mary Christy. Miss India Smalley. i Miss Doris Christy. Miss Ruth Land. i Miss Ida May Goze Miss Helen 1 O'MalIey. Miss Margaret Christy, i Miss Mary Culver. Orma Lewis. Paul ! Cook and Harold Culver.
 Mrs. Lulu Porter and her daughter 1 Mrs Francis Grace will arrive from i los Angeles Tuesday for a few ! weeks visit in Phoenix.
 By Tuesday all the roles will be as 1 signed and arrangements completed for : scenery and stage properties with noth- ] ing left to disturb the regular course of rehearsals that will make Brown of l Harvard' an unprecedented success. The big production is well under way. 1 Frank HilderDran is splendid as Brown and is already reading his lines like finished actor. The star is to be sup { ported hy q group of clever amateurs. Miss Mabel Hooker is to be Evelyn Kenyon and will undoubtedly score personal hit. A. R. Cater has forsaken vaudeville for the present to appear in the .Elks show as "Tubby' Anderson. Harry Welch Q s Darlington of the Eng fish crew IS said to he splendid. his English mannerisms simply make the
 part All Mr Welch has to do is 10 ! be natural to make the minor charac- ter one of importance that will stand out distinctly Winsor Day iS well cast q ! Madden. Browns chum and others who have been selected are Edward Van Dorn who win be Happy Thurston, Charles Isham as Thorne F k. Baker as Cartwright. Leslie Hardy as Ken on. ]. C. Adams as the professor: Geo. Bvers as Bud Hall of the varsity, Guy AIsap as ColtOn, C. H. Whitfield as Pierce. Leon TOIleson as George Coyne, land Keith Pfckcrrll as Ellis manager
 of the varsity.
 Mrs. c. Freq Sharpe was hostess of the Priscilla club Wednesday afternoon
 at her West Van Buren street resi-
 dence The guests of the club were
 Mrs. D L. Conner, Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. Alfred Crabb, Mrs. D. D. Crabb,
 Mrs r l.. Earle. Mrs J. D. Crabb, Mrs. NJ l.. Sharpe, Mrs. John Kline, Mrs NJ. H. Sharpe, Miss Lucy Tyren Ellis and Miss Hazel Stewart. Mrs Levi Young will entertain the club Wednesday af-
 ternoon, February 26.
 Mrs T. E. Irvine of 715 West Taylor, i gave charming dinner Tuesday i'll , honor ol pr and Mrs. F.. M Sharpe of
 Alberta. Canada Covers were laid for
 Mr and Mrs. G. Fred Sharpe. MT. and l 1 Mrs. NJ H. Sharpe, Mrs. Anna L. f Sharpe, Mrs. NJ A. Irvine. Reverend Ray C. Harker and Lewis Sharpe.
 pr. and Mrs F. M. Sharpe of Alberta, Q ] Canada and Lewis Sharpe of British
 Columbia. left Friday for Los Ange- les and San Francisco en route to their Q homes after q few weeks visit with $ their mother Mrs. Anna L. Sharpe and brothers G. Fred Sharpe and M. H s Sharpe. During their stay in Arizona = they visited many points of interest in- S cluding among other places the Roose- 7. welt dam. They were the guests of |. honor at the dinner given by MT. and | Mrs. M. H. Sharpe in celebration oi s the seventy fifth birthday of Mrs An |, ma l.. Sharpe. It was delightful fam 7, iIy reunion covers being laid for ten ., Wednesday Mrs. c. Fred Sharpe gave
 a dinner in honor of MT. Sharpe:
 birthday. Mrs Anna L. Sharpe presid n ing. pretty floral ornament was tho y enterpiece and dainty cards marked h places for pr. F. w Sharpe, Levi: r Sharpe pr D. L. Connor, A. H. Me II Lellan. NJ. H. Sharpe, T. F. Irvine, $ T Z. Earle and D. D. Crabb.
 Mrs John C. HerndOn of Prescott
 who was the incentive for series o U smart affairs last winter will arriv' u from the north this morning to pass
 short time in Phoenix the guest O
 Judge and Mrs Henry D. Ross of 121' = North Central Avenue. The appear
 ance of Miss Kitty Cheatham i
 the motif of Mrs. Herndons return a
 this time as she had planned her visi
 for later in the spring.
 Mrs Vernon Cook of 121S NortI
 Third street was hostess of a charm a ing event Friday afternoon when sh
 entertained with auction in honor O
 Mrs. George Dean of Racine, Wiscon = sin An effective decoration of jon .. uuils added to the beauty of the artis , I tic living room. The score cards Wer ,o attractive hand painted affairs. MT ,s Frank Hilderbran. and Mrs. Ere