Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

when the sale opens tomorrow, for Brown of Harvard'' will unquestion- ably play to capacity houses. The Elks' annual show is always big attraction, but this year fashionable folk are especially interested, for it's producer, Maitland Davies and every member of the cast belong to the exclusive set There will be any number of theatre parties, the first night audience of course will be the smartest. Among the prominent out Of town folk from Tucson, who are coming to Phoenix for the play are Joseph R. Scotti, who owns a string of theatres. and r.. J Whisler the playwright It will be remembered that MT. Whistler wrote The Mat ador." given by the Tucson Elks last seoson. and that Mir. Scotti starred Ill the production.
 
 What the country club will mean to the smart set during the spring season was demonstrated Tuesday evening when an informal dinner was given at the close of the tennis afternoon. This hurriedly gotten up affair proved de- lightful and was undoubtedly the first of many such events. Among the many present were MT. and Mrs. Her bert Atha, MT. and Mrs. Charles Me Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed, MT and Mrs W. G. Hartranft, MT. and Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers. MT and Mrs Laurence Holden, MT. and Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard. Miss Rose Bell Gold
 
 Ainsworth. Eugene Goldman and Will liam DumOnt
 The Smith family gave a rag dance Tuesday evening at Patrick Hall. Eff teen couple were in attendance.
 MT. and Mrs Willard s. MattoX who passed the last six weeks in Phoenix will leave today for Roosevelt. They will be the guests of Mrs. J. c. Adams on the trip and on their return the lat ter part of the week will be in town for brief visit prior to their depar- ture for the east.
 Miss Florence Bartlett, one of the most feted visitors here this season. was the guest of honor Wednesday af- ternoon when Miss Selam Goldberg of North Central Avenue entertained two tables of guests with auction. Miss Bartlett and Miss Rose Bell Goldman were the prize winners.
 I de R. Miller was a dinner host at the Country club Thursday evening. hi; 9
 
 Mrs Herbert Atha returned Sunday from san Diego. The Atha's will be the hosts today of MT and Mrs Win sor Day at their country place "Espe- ranza
 Louis Carver Tisdale. son of MT. and Mrs. George Tisdale of 632 North First street. celebrated his fifth birthday on Thursday. with a jolly afternoon that was shared by his young friends. The decorations were Easter rabbits and chickens which were given the little folk as souvenirs of the delightful Oc- casion. Mrs. H. H. Wilson. Mrs Charles Craver and Mrs Edward Thoma as sisted Mrs Tisdale in entertaining the guests who were Miss Martha Hess, Miss Lucille Dickenson. Miss Helen Friedman. Miss Blanche Friedman. Miss Alice Carr, Miss Louis Hazelton. George Hazelton, James Hess, John Cassidy. Fred Carr and Charles Ha- ZeltOn.
 Mrs. $. J. Tribolet, Mrs. Fred Tribolet and Mrs Charles Tribolet of 620 North Second street will entertain with cards tomorrow afternoon
 Mrs. F. F. Griffin gave charming dinner Tuesday evening at her North First Avenue residence in compliment to Miss Cary Covers were laid for Miss Cary, MT. and Mrs. James $. Griffin, Mrs. Nell Topper and R. H. , Greene.
 Mrs. Guy Lawrence presided over a delightful dinner Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Winifred Lawrence of i Los Angeles Asked to meet Miss 1 Lawrence were Mrs Thomas J. Smith