Arizona republican., 1913-04-27

Ter MfS. Waiter IaiDOt, MfS. Ancll
 Martin. Mrs. Harry Diehl, Mrs. /Clar- ence M Scott, Mrs. William E. Deity, Mrs. J. H. Hagerland. Mrs. c. A. Bald win, Mrs. Roy Parsons Miss Priscilla Chandler. Miss Mitchell of Los Ange- les, Miss Marion Chandler and Miss Louise Chandler.
 Mrs. Herbert Atha gave a charm inSly appointed luncheon Wednesday 1 at the Country club in honor of Mrs Charles Me Hugh of Chicago. Auction was played in the afternoon. Mrs Cor don Tweed made the highest score Those who enjoyed Mrs Atha's de- lghtful hospitality were Mrs Me Hugh, Mrs. Winsor Day, Mrs. F. J. Bennittt, Mrs. w. J. kingsbury, Mrs. Foster H Rockwell. Mrs, Homer King, Mrs. William M. Seabury, Mrs. Gordon Tweed and Mrs. George Hahn. Miss Ruth Doris and Sidney Bod- dlnghouse whose marriage will be a smart event of May were the guests of honor at q cafeteria supper Wednesday evening given by MT. and Mrs. Charles Macarthur and Miss Selma Goldberg The affair took place at the Macarthur country home and cards and dancing Were features of the occasion. Thirty were included in the guest list. A picnic supper at Comeback was an enjoyable affair on Sunday. Those who motored out for the day were Mir and Mrs. Jack Tracy, Miss Ella Luhrs, Miss Faye De Mund. Miss Hazel De Mund, Miss Emma Luhrs. William Bertram, Carl Haberlin. Ivy Taylor and F. F. Anderson
 Mrs. w X. Parish of S20 North First
 Avenue was a luncheon hostess of the week entertaining informally on Thursday. Covers were laid for six. Miss Heken Ely of 14O1 North First Street gave an informal luncheon 1 Thursday complimentary to Miss Lila
 Hawkins who has been her guest for | the past fortnight. Miss Hawkins will return shortly for her home in Pres 1 colt
 Mrs William Heflin and Mrs. Thomas F.. Irvine made the weeks cal endar notable by two delightful events marred from complete pleasure by the fact that Mrs Irvine was unable to be present owing to illness in her family Both affairs were given at the Heflin ; residence 1114 North Third Street and fifty guests were entertained on each day of the series. The living room was a bower of beautiful red roses in the den a pink color scheme was carried out in roses, while the dining room was decked in sweet peas of rain bow shades. On Thursday Mrs. l.. D. Dam eron, Mrs. E. D. Kline, Mrs. Clarence NJ. Scott, Mrs. Fred Bush and Mrs. A. | H. Mcclellan assisted in receiving and the auction prizes were captured by
 Mrs. Walter Talbot. Mrs E. T. Col
 lings and Mrs. G. Leroy Allen Mrs. L. D. Daneron and Mrs. Alice E. Stewart
 assisted at the thimble party which was given the following day. = l The Heartbreakers club, the mem bership of which is made up of the 1 senior boys of the high school gave a 1 motor party followed by supper at ! the Inglesde Country club last even i ing in honor of the senior girls. Miss | Margaret May Hurley, faculty mem- l Der, chaperoned the affair.
 1 Mrs. S 4. Crubaugh and Mrs Charles 1 McHugh who are the guests of the 1 Winsor Days of Marguerite" will con- 1 clude their fortnight's visit this evening and return to Chicago.
 A dinner of exquisite appointments l was presided over Thursday evening 1 by MT. and Mrs. John Spangler at their | home in Mesa. Those motoring from
 town for the event were MT. and Mrs 1 Clarence NJ. Scott MT. and Mrs E. T 1 Ceilings MT. and Mrs. w. s. Colds worthy, MT. and Mrs. James $. Griffin and Mrs. Edward Kastner.
 1
 1 F. H. Bernard a prominent member
 of the Los Amigos club of Tucson ! passed the early part of the week in
 town returning to the south on Tues day. During his brief stay in Phoenix,
 MT. Bernard was entertained by the
 members of the local chapter of the | organization. Among his hosts were
 Leslie Hardy, Alphonse Page and
 Charles 9Malley who gave a jolly din
 ner at the Adams Monday in his com
 | pliment.
 William Coleman Rogers. Stanley
 Murphy, Stephen Goodman and George
 | Morse contributed to the unusually gay
 week with a very gay rag dance Sat
 urday evening at MT. Rogers bungalow
 which is one of the most attractive of
 the many country homes in the vicinity
 of the Arizona canal and Central Avenue. NThe guest list included MT and Mrs. Winsor Day, Mr. and Mrs Sidney J. Ross, MT. and Mrs. J. E. RowIandS Mir and Mrs John H Page