Arizona republican., 1913-03-09

| son or two ago and last weeks dance was the first event given this year. The younger set did not predominate in the guest list but several were in cluded among those present
 Mrs William M. Brownbeck and her charming daughters Miss Helen BroWnbeck and Miss Emily Brown beck made Mrs. J. C. Adams the guest of honor at d dinner dance at the AGams Thursday. It was a beau yifully appointed affair a profusion of delicately toned pink carnations and ferns were used in decoration and the tables centerpiece was par ticuIarly graceful in it's arrangement. At the dinner were Mrs. Adams. MT. and Mrs Foster II Rockwell, Mrs. Laurence Holden. Mrs Royal Lescher, | Tom trent Robert Beardsley stephen Jennings. Keith Pickren. Charles Bargeman and William Humphreys. Additional guests joined the little party and rag completed the even- ing's pleasures.
 
 street was among those who gave in- formal affairs for Mrs. John Hern don during her recent visit here Mrs. Morin was an auction hostess. Miss Florence Webbcr was charm insly entertained at the Adams by Miss Martha Hogsett following the | performance of Naughty Marietta" :"
 Mrs. I.ondy and Jack Thornton were 1 included among the guests.
 To give pleasure to the many in i terested in her and her career. Miss i Alice RedewiH will give a concert on 1 Easter Sunday at the Arizona School
 of Music More than five hundred
 cards have been issued and the bril- 1 liant young pianist is desirous in ! making the invitation general and all who care to hear her will be given ! opportunity on this occasion, her last ! appearance before her return to Paris. April F. The program will include competitions of Bach, Beethoven, ! Schumann. Chopin and Liszt Miss | Helen Hubcrta Boyle. soprano. will ! assist Miss Redewill was the solost ! at the initial concert of the Singers club when she received an enthusi-
 astic ovation and since then sine has
 been urged repeatedly to appear in public The Easter event is being
 eagerly anticipated and all society l will be present. A charming coterie | Miss Ruth Doris. Miss Eleanor Lewis
 Miss Mabel Hooker. Miss Rema Dor
 ris, Miss Mary Louise Cravens and 1 Miss Mary Lewis will act as ushers ! and the guests will be received by Mrs Augustus RedewilI. Mrs. Francis 1 H RodewilI, Mrs. Eugene Riviere RedeWill and Mrs. Victor RedewiU.
 Mrs. Francis H. RedewiH whose
 concert was announced for March has postponed the event, which will
 be notable of April 10.
 Another musical event that is being
 eagerly anticipated is the special ser
 vice at Trinity Pro cathedral on the
 evening of Palm Sunday when Sir
 John Stainers "Crucifixion'' will be . sung. The music written for quartet
 chorus male quartet. tenor and bari
 :One is exceedingly beautiful and wil
 be artistically interpreted Maitland
 Davies and John Armstrong will be
 the soloists.
 The tennis luncheon at the Country
 club Tuesday was largely attended and in the afternoon many motored cut for tea Among those present were Mrs. Louis II Chalmers, Mrs William M Seabury, Mrs Charles McArthur. Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard Mrs Ancil Martin. Mrs Gordor Tweed. Mrs. w Bennett Cough, Mrs Robert Peabody. Mrs. Howard Reed Mrs. R. H Kennedy. Mrs. F.. J. Ben nett, Mrs Fen $. Hildreth Mrs. Roya Lescher. Mrs. John Bennett. Mrs w K James, Mrs Homer King, Mis-: Ruth AinsWorth Miss Florence Bart ett, Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss Heller Brownbeck, Miss Ellen Conway, Mis-! Ruth Jessop and Miss Carol Selig. Mrs J W Crenshaw of North Firs avenue. was hostess of the Quatrt club Thursday when Mrs Evans Darby scored highest at auction Mrs Harry Kay substituted for Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard.
 Miss Louise Roes of Parker passed the early week in town the guest Q Mrs. J. B Gillespie of 14O8 Nortl Third street
 Mr and Mrs. George Fowler Gard . iner of North Central avenue ar, being congratulated upon the brtl ~~~~~-~~~--~~---~->~-~~