Arizona republican., 1913-04-13

I a series of afternoons to be given April i twenty-fourth and twenty fifth at the ] Heflin residence 1l14 North Third street.
 i Mrs. William NJ. Brownbeck. Miss 1 Emily BrownbecI1 and Miss Helen , Brownbecl1 who have contributed i largely to the smart events of spring presided over prettily appointed din- i ner at the Adams Wednesday evening. 1 their guests being Mr. and Mrs. w C.
 Hartranft, stephen Jennings. Rex Dun 1 lap and Robert Beardsley.
 The daintiest Of spring decorations 1 made an effective pink and white set | ting for the luncheon given by Mrs. 1 George Purdy Bullard Thursday at the 1 Adams. A great mound of sweet peas l formed the centerpiece and the same | flowers featured the hand painted place cards. Pink and white baskets were 1 the favors. Covers were laid for Mrs J. F Cleaveland. Mrs. C. H. Akers, Mrs. 1 R. A. Cater. Mrs. Clay Leonard, Mrs. ] II. J. Lee, and Miss Ethel Ming. Society will greatly regret the de- 1 parture of Mrs William NJ. Brownbeck and her charming and attractive daughters. Miss Emily Brownbeck and Miss Helen Brownbeck who will leave the latter part of the week for the coast.
 Mrs R J. Holmes gave one of the prettiest affairs of spring Thursday afternoon at her charming home on Homewood road. No formal ar rangement of flowers could have been more beautiful than the decor ation of the reception room Vases | filled with roses of every shade were placed about in graceful ire gularity. It was in this bower of beauty Mrs. Holmes received her l guests assisted by Mrs. W. r. Sears, Mrs. r, T. Ceilings, Mrs William l Custer. Mrs W. w Cook and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Huett
 Mrs. Hulett greatly added to the pleasure of the occasion by present l ing T short program. It is always | a delight to hear Mrs. Hulett sing as she has an unusually sweet clear soprano voice.
 "Sapolio" was the feature of the
 event The prizes at this amusing game were captured by Mrs. Helen Bury, Mrs E. IT. Brazee and Miss 1 Bessie Donovan of St. Louis. The
 guest list included Mrs. J. w Dor ris. Mrs. Helen Burr. Mrs. F. F.
 Kirkland Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs Louis | Dysart Mrs F. Payne Palmer. Mrs. C T.. Laird. Mrs. Frank All<ire. Mrs. N L. Carpenter. Mrs. Mary Lowe. i Mrs. l.. D Dameron. Mrs Otto l Plath Mrs John Dunlap, Mrs. C. C. Hurley, Mrs C. NJ. White. Mrs. H. 1 A. Diehl Mrs John Hurley, Mrs. $. d. Estabrook. Mrs. Otto Plath. Mrs. James Bark Mrs. W. W. Edward, Mrs H. F. St. Clair Mrs H J. Mi cheIs. Mrs w $. Lawrence, Mrs. John ". Foss, Mrs. <. K. Levy Mrs. Joseph Cope. Mrs. Thcnas Elder. Mrs. George Alkire, Mrs. John Gregg, Mrs. Scott. Mrs. William Wesley. Mrs. Stafford. Miss Helen Laird, Miss Bessie Donovan. Miss Whitfield, Miss ! Eyer and Miss Stella Sears.
 A particularly pretty dinner of the 1 week was presided over Monday by 1 Harry WelcE. who entertained seV- l eral members of the younger set at l the Adams An immnse cluster of 1 pink stock vas the ccnterpiece ana 1 the floral effect was accentuated in ] the corsage of white carnations that i was with each favor. Miniature i trunks and suit cases that suggested I the early departure of Miss Alice 1 Redewill who was included among ! the guests, featured the place cards 1 Covers were laid for MT and Mrs. i Ornan Smart. Miss Redewill, Miss 1 Ruth Doris, Miss Rerna Doris, Miss l Katherine kennan, Miss Mabel Hook 1 er John Rinker Kibbey, Sidney Bod 1 dinghouse Leroy A. Ladd and F. F.. Anderson.
 | Members of the cast of The Sor- | cerer' were delightfully."- entertained l Wednesday evening by Mir. and Mrs, | Shirley Christy, who gave q dance
 l in their honor
 l Much pleasurable anticipation iF
 l being evinced by society in the an
 l preaching recital to be given by Mrs
 1 Francis II. Redewill, pianiste as
 | sisted by Eugene R1Nlere kede"l C
 | yioIinist Cards are to be issued to-.
 | day for the event which will take
 place next Sunday afternoon at the
 1 Arizona School of Music The pro-
 | gram follows: i
 PART l
 | Sonata Mozart | Andante with Variations.
 | Mnuetto; Trio
 | Allegretto Ala Turca. Turkish march
 Mrs. Redewill
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