Arizona republican., 1913-02-23

If is between seasons That most ioyous time of the whole year when members of the smart set delight Tn giving the little affairs" character istic of Lent. There has been mad lush all week as one quiet bridge. luncheon and dance has fol- lowed another. Theatricaly' too' the season is notable. The attractions are of a higher standard than usual and theater parties and jolly suppers afterward are a feature of the pres ent gayety. Lovely Kitty Cheatham will long be remembered. Society was well represented at the Elks Monday and later in the evening few friends of Mir and Mrs Maitland Davies had the pleasure of meeting Miss Cheat ham at the Country club. Included in the party were MT. and Mrs. Her bert Atha. MT and Mrs. Winsor Day, Mrs. John $. Hawley of San Diego, Miss Rochester. Miss Eleanor Con- way. Hugh Marshall and Power Con way. The Davies supper in honor of Miss Cheatham recalledA the fact that Eugene Riviere Redewill had entertained complimentary to Mischa EIman when he appeared here a fortnight ago and fashionable folk are speculating upon who will act as host to Nordica when she is in Phoenix on the seventh of March.
 The epidemic of amateur affairs that has been Waging in Phoenix this winter has reached it's greatest eX- tent in Brown of Harvard" This will be the most pretentious play that as vet has been put on by local tai ent The additional players, since the announcement of the cast last week. are Mrs. Agnes D. Murphy who will be Mrs. Kenyon and Miss Alice Redewill, who will make an at tractive Edith Sinclair. There is . noticeable improvement in the acting and the rehearsals are going forward with vim that promise success fol the Elks show.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles McArthul were hosts of the most notable of tho weeks functions Tuesday when the, gave a very jolly barn dance at thei country place The barn was ga, with Japanese ldnterns and Navaj' rugs. thrown here and there owe the hay added to the picturesque ef feet Fifteen couple were present.
 Among the many who attended tn tennis luncheon at the Country clut Tuesday. were Mrs Gordon Tweed Mrs w C. Hartranft, Mrs. Laur ence Holden, Mrs Robert Peabody Miss Ruth AinsWorth, Miss Selm Goldberg. Miss Eleanor Conway, Mis Florence Bartlett, Miss Ruth JessO and Miss Eleanor Sloan Additions guests at tea were Mrs Dickinson E Bishop. Miss Rose Bell Goldman. Mis- Emily Brownbeck and Miss Hele BroWnbeck.
 Mrs Aaron Goldberg of 701 Mort Central avenue gave an auction Mon day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Harr Gray. Mrs. John Herndon and MT! E. J. Bennitt won the attractiV prizes. Three tables of guests en joyed Mrs. Goldbergs charming hos pitality.
 A dance is being planned at tn Country club Monday evening in hOr or of Miss Charlotte Chaffee and Mis Alice Chaffee much feted visitor from Rutland, Vermont.
 Mrs. I. J Johnson of 634 Nort First avenue entertained with a dc lightful thimble party Wednesda afternoon The guests numbere twelve and were asked complimentaI to Mrs. Mary Lowe.
 The Wednesday Auction club Ina an enjoyable meeting this week wit Mrs Edwin Malcolm Hull of We Jefferson street Mrs. Perry Mung made the highest score and the sul stitutes were Miss Nell Swetnam al Miss Stella Hirst