Arizona republican., 1914-03-22

| Stacy, Miss Katherine Kennan, Miss Rema Doris, Miss Lulu Eyer, Mss Marion Doris, Miss Ellen Conway, Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss Selma Gold berg Miss Fay de Mund, Miss liar riet Hurley, Miss Ruth Jessop ana Miss Elsie Munger
 The latest social fad in Paris is sci entific parties.
 While the tango masters are pawn ing their pianos, Sorbonne professors are the coming demand for illustrated talks about radium, X-rays, ultra violet rays and other scientific subjects in drawing rooms.
 Mms. Dussaud set the fashion by | giving a matinee scientlflque al which her husband, the celebrated sci enlist, dscoursed on his experiments with cold light There were about one hundred guests, including Ambassador and Mrs. Herrick, and the other diplo- mats.
 Miss Mabel Hooker of North Second Avenue, will entertain the card club of which she is a member, Monday afternoon.
 Mr and Mrs w H. Code left Thurs day for Hollywood, after fortnight in town. During their stay they were delightfully."- entertained, both in Phoe- nix and in Mesa. On Tuesday evening +b 1T Of and Mrs John Dennett Jr, of North Gen. tral Avenue.
 Miss Naomi Mcclure and Paul Re nau Ingles will be married in Kansas City early in April. MT. Ingles, who leaves a week from today for Missouri gave a dinner at the Country Club last evening that ranks as the most not able stag event of the year. The host who is a member of the Board of Gov ernors of the Bachelors Club had as guests the forty-five who still remain loyal to the organization. They were right royalty entertained and toasts and songs made merry until the early morning hours.
 Jenkin Lloyd Jones, the distinguished lecturer, editor, author and preacher, will be the guest of honor Tuesday evening at an affair over which Mr. and Mrs. Warren McArthur, Jr.. will pre- side.
 delightful event on the spring cal endar is the concert and dance of the Singers club which Maitland Davies the director announces for April 13. The club affairs from both a musical and social standpoint are delightful and always eagerly anticipated.
 ! Mrs A. R. Volk, Mrs Charles stanton and Mrs. Raymond M. Gates delightfully."- entertained with auction Thursday afternoon at the Volk residence. 315 East Mcdowell street. The card rooms were at tractive in an effective establishment of poppies and orange blossoms and feathery ferns added to the decorat- i've scheme. Mrs. T. J. Johnson, Mrs. William Costley. Mrs. F. E. Prescott Mrs. J. w. McCann, Mrs. Hubert Nichols and Mrs. Levi Young assisted in receiving the guests, who num- bered forty
 Mrs Frank Leeper and Mrs. A. J. Moore were card hostesses yesterday afternoon when they gave q prettilv appointed affair at the Woman's club. Green and white with bril- Lant dash of yellow in poppies. made a well-chosen color combination that was daintily carried out. The pretty score cards were passed by charm ing little Miss Isabel Barlow. Miss Irene Woods and Miss Helen Wolpe, and during the tea hour a delightful musical program was presented by Mrs. H. z. Barlow, Miss Loretta Harding and Miss Emma Thal- heimer Mrs. Leepcr was gowned in white charmeuse, yelled in black lace. and Mrs. Moore wore blue mes saline Nineteen tables of guests were present
 Miss Loretta Harding made Miss Emma Thalheimer the inspiration for beautifully appointed luncheon and miscellaneous shower Tuesday at her North Central avenue resi- dence. The decCrations were un- usually ornate. Directly above the center of the table, from a huge dome of roses and ferns, extended ribbons of the pastel shades to the honored guests place, where they ended in a shower of pretty gifts. Hand painted place and score cards were lettered for twelve of Miss Thalheimer's most intimate friends. The heart prizes were won by Miss Emma Luhrs and Miss Rena Feddler.
 Mrs. Russell Warner and Mrs. Guy Lawrence gave whist at the Wom- ans club, Monday afternoon, in com pliment to Miss Emma Thalheimer, a much feted briie-e elect. A pretty green and white festooning gave the auditorium the effect of d lovely spring garden, and pepper boughs and blossoms added to the charm Bright green flags and shamrocks heralded the St. Patrick season spoon shower was a feature of the occasion, while the card prizes were