Arizona republican., 1913-04-20

MT. and Mrs. J. B. Gillespie, of 14oS North Third street.
 Mrs George H. Cook, who is pass ing a few weeks at the Ingleside Country club, presided over an in formal luncheon Tuesday, her guests being Mrs. Simon Oberfelder, Mrs. w. c. Foster. Mrs. Hugh Campbell and Mrs. J. w. Doris
 One of the most artistically ap- pointed events of the week was the luncheon given by Mrs William M. Seabury on Friday at her North Cen tral avenue residence. The pink color scheme nsed in decoration was carried out in the centerpiece Of roses and emphasized in the hand tinted place cards Auction was a feature of the afternoon, the prizes being won by Mrs. w. G. Hartranft and Mrs. ". K James.
 Mrs. Seabury's guests were Mrs. Herbert Atha, Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs. W. G. Hartranft, Mrs. Homer King. Mrs. ". K. James, Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig and Miss Ruth Aims worth.
 Mrs. Ancil Martin, of sos North Second avenue, gave an informal luncheon Thursday, and like all af- fairs given by the charming hostess, was most enjoyable. Covers were laid for seven
 Miss Ellen Conway gave the first of the series of luncheons with which she will entertain this spring, yester- day. at her home on North Third avenue
 Mrs. John Spangler was luncheon hostess Thursday at her country home in Mesa. The floral features were charming. Graceful branches of Marchineil roses in full bloom were suspended from the chandelier di- rectiy above the tables centerpiece. a cluster of the roses. Dainty cards marked places for Mrs. T. A. Riordon, the guest of honor. Mrs Daniel Francis, Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, Mrs Helen Bury, Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen, Mrs. Jesse Kelly, Mrs. Max Viault. Mrs Donald Mcqueen, Mrs. Howard Kelly Mrs. w. K. Bowen, Mrs. Charles Howard and Miss Anne Riordon.
 
 At the Country club for tennis and dinner on Tuesday were Mir and Mrs William M. Seabury. MT. and Mrs Gordon Tweed Miss Ruth AinsWorth Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Ellen Conway, l. de R. Miller. Hugh Marshall, William Cole man Rogers, George Morris, of Pres- colt, and H. C. Lewis, of Bisbee.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Kirk. of 1546 West Washington street. gave . charminsly appointed dinner Wednes- day evening. their guests being Miss Joy Gray, of Clifton: Miss Mabe F'enn, Hon. Roy Davidson and Hon Leon s. Jacobs.
 In honor of Mrs. A. J. Bradley, Mrs George Purdy Bullard. of 1131 North Central avenue, delightfully."- enter tained yesterday with a beautifully arranged luncheon, followed by auc. tion. American Beauty roses wer, used in decoration and the populaI tone was accentuated in the smart little favors and place cards Covers were laid for Mrs. Bradley, Mrs | Daniel Francis. Mrs. J. M. Swetnam | Mrs. Edwin Malcolm Hull, Mrs Mrs. A. R. Cater.
 | Mrs. Walter Talbot is adding great 1 ly to the pleasures of spring by l series of luncheons she is giving a l her home. S44 North Fourth avenue 1 Siie presided over two of these de. l lightful affairs last week, entertainn, 1 six guests on Thursday. the same number enjoying her hospitality ol 1 Friday.
 The Neri Osborns gave an informa 1 dinner on Sunday at their We. l Adams street residence. Their guest | included Secretary of State and Mrs Sidney P. Osborn. Miss Alma Osborn Miss Joy Gray. Miss Mabel Fenn anc l Neri Osborn, Jr.
 Mrs. J. W. Crenshaw, of S4f NortI First avenue. was hostess of tn, Ouatro club Thursday afternoon Mrs Henry George. who substituted fo Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard, made tn, highest auction score.
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 Dr. and Mrs. Ross BaZell have re l turned to Winslow after passing tn week end here. They were delightful,
 entertained during their stay. On of the most charming courtesies ex
 tended them was dinner given b.
 Hon Reese M. Ling at the Adams | Asked to meet Dr. and Mrs. Bazel
 were MT. and Mrs. H. w. Asbury, MI and Mrs Mark Dunbar and Edwar, I Sawyer.
 ! Mrs. George Vickers, of $40 Nort oh aix,tc