Arizona republican., 1914-08-02

decoration was charming. The pink color scheme was artistically eX- pressed in roses and satin ribbons. A shower of satin StceamerS fell from the chandelier to the table cor ners, where they were held with a and favors were of choice rosebuds. Besides the guests of honor, covers were laid for MT. and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr., Miss Ruth Griffin and Miss Ethel McDermott.
 Fred Warren was given delight ful surprise Monday, when Mrs. Warren gave a lawn fete at their home, 703 East Adams street, in celebration of his birthday. A pleas ant evening was passed in music and games Among those who en- ioyed Mrs. Warrens hospitality were MT. and Ms. Joseph Barton, MT. and Mrs. Frank Parker, MT. and Mrs. D. c. Warren, MT. and Mrs. J. M. Mayguire, Ms. Laura Morris, Mrs. Olin Hardy, Miss Ethel Mayguire, Miss 1 Ava Grain, Miss Maud Fluitt, Miss [ Lucretia Elliot. Miss Daisy Lee, Miss Mabel Smith, Elmer Warren, w. w. Edwards, Warren Parker, w. B. Lount, J. B. Wright, Clinton Warren, and Floyd Dodds.
 Phoenicians, wherever they are show a preference for each other $ society. Especially is this notice able in California, for ever so often one hears of exclusive Arizona affairs and no festivity this summer was more greatly enjoyed by the cottag CTS at Long Beach than the picnic and swimming party given recently and attended by more than one hun dred guests. The event was ar ranged by MT. and Mrs. s. H. Mitch ! ell and Dr. J. c. Norton, and there were clever talks by Rev. Tapsle1 1 McAfee, formerly of Phoenix ant now of Berkeley; Rev. Henry Ha~- tyn Campbell and George Logic Among those present were County Attorney and Mrs Frank H. Lyman Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pratt, MT. ant Mrs F. J. Blount, MT. and Mrs Floyd Stuchal MT and Mrs. Wallace Matthie, MT. and Mrs. Gus Noll, NJ and Mrs. IT. s. Griswold, MT. ant Mrs. H. H. Shirley, MT. and Mrs Fred Tait, Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Con nor, Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund Mrs. Joseph Cope, Mrs. F. H. En sign, Ms. Lorraine Smart, Mrs. $. w Higley, Mrs. William Creighton Mrs T. K. Elvey. Mrs Henry St Claire, Mrs. NJ F. Jones, Mrs. J. F Taylor, Mrs. H. H BraXton, Mrs John Miller, Mrs. Mills, Miss Fay DO Mund, Miss Lucia Rice, Miss Birt l Rice, Miss Mary Janice Hulett, Mis- Mitchell, Miss Helen Mitchell, Mis-: Genevieve Newell and Miss Haylor.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Van Leuwen NJ. and Mrs. Carl Anderson ant James s. Griffin were among thu Phoenicians who dined at the Sal Marcos at Chandler Friday evening
 Mrs. Sterling Price of North Fiftl avenue gave a towel shower Tues day afternoon complimentary to Mis- Edna Hayes. whose marriage to MT Thomas Thorpe will be an event o August 27. Mrs. Thorpe's guest numbe-ed twelve and it was one 0 the most delightful of the many af fairs in honor of the popular bride elect.
 Picnics and swimming partie still hold foremost place on the cal cndar with Riverside as the favorit rendezvous. In a party Friday even ing were MT. and Ms. Arthur Luhr: MT. and Mrs. Harold c. Bennett, MI and Mrs. Julian Holmes, Miss Abbi Pickrell, Miss Lulu Eyer, Charle
 Isham and William Fickas.
 Interesting news reached Phoeni last week of the marriage in Pres colt, Sunday, of Miss Annie Cham
 pie and Clyde Douglas of Turke Creek. Both young folk are we
 known and popular in the norther
 part of the state.
 There were the usual number picnics at Riverside last evenin
 Noticed among others was a part | comprising Judge and Mrs. c. l l Ir an1 hTrc Sir,o,, nbo,