Arizona republican., 1914-05-10

auction Friday. The house was eff fectively decorated in sweet peas in dainty tones of pink and white. Mrs. Johnsons guests were Mrs. E. H. Abbot, Mrs. Jack Wilson, Mrs. E. w. Baum, Mrs F. B. Baptist and Mrs A. w. F'lickinger
 The D. T. club will meet Monday evening with MT. and Mrs James S. Griffin of 11O5 North Second street Society and the musical contingent will be largely represented at the Arizona School of Music this after l noon, when Mrs. Francis H. Rede- | will will give vesper recital. The 1 brilliant pianist will be assisted by Eugene Riviere Redewill, violnist, ard Dr. Redewill, clarnetist
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Tribolet of 1543 West Washington street gave prettily appointed dinner of eight covers Monday evening in Ahonor of Miss Emma Thalheimer and Jack l Cannon.
 Mrs. A. R. Cater will leave the end of the month for Boston and New York She will be home again in July, passing a few days here ell route for Lake Tahoe, where she will pass the remainder of the sum mer.
 l Mrs. Webb Griffen will be among those who will not leave town until late in the season, when she will join her sister, Miss Pearl Stauffer, at Uplands. They will pass August at ! Balboa Beach.
 Mrs o. c. Flemister arrived last week from Los Angeles and will be here a fortnight, the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. H. Griffin of 521 North Second street. Mrs ] Flemister is en route to Texas. Mrs. Jack Tharpe of All West San Francisco, where she will sum mer
 Miss Rose Bell Goldman will leave | tomorrow for the Grand Canyon. She will be away until Thursday
 
 Mrs. c. R. Bosche and Miss Ethel Bosche, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs Royal Lescher since autumn, will leave Monday for their home in Buffalo. The Leschers plan to divide their time between Phoenix and Iron Springs until the latter part of July, when they leave for | Honolulu.
 Judge and Mrs Ernest Lewis are again established in their attractive residence in West Moreland place after a ten days absence in Catalina. l Mrs. Ida Sanjau, who was the guest of Mrs. C.. M. Scott of 1109 North Second street for a fortnight left Thursday for San Antonio, where she will pass a brief period en route to Indiana.
 MT. and Mrs w. B. Lount, who | formerly resided at 306 North Sec end street. have taken apartments at the Welch for the remainder of the season.
 Mrs. s. E. Rau. who passed several months in Phoenix, the guest of her daughter Mrs. Simon Oberfelder, left yesterday for Los Angeles. She will pass a short time in Coronado and Santa Barbara before going to her home in san Francisco.
 Mrs. B. A. Fickas of West Wash ington street will leave Monday a week for Washington. D. C.. where she will pass the summer months with Mir and Mrs. Melville Fickas. Mrs. Jack Rinehart of the Mission apartments will leave Tuesday for q several weeks stay in Houston. She will pass the late summer in Denver and return in September.
 Much of the gayety of the past week centered about the Country club. Thursday, Friday and yester day found the club house, porches and grandstand thronged with fash ionable folk, who were interested in the tournament held under the aus pices of the Border States Tennis association There were many charming out-of-town guests and in their honor were several informal jolly luncheons and dinners. The players were the motif for two of the most pOrtentiOuS affairs of | spring, one a smoker at the Arizona club Thursday evening and the other a beautifully appointed dance at the Country club last night. Tn fact. yesterday was the gala day. The large crowds that watched the games in the morning and remained for luncheon were joined by other tennis enthusiasts in the afternoon and program by the First Regi- mental band during the tea hour added to the enjoyment dinner preceded the dance.
 MT and Mrs. Mover Green, Dan Patch and Frank Lang were hosts | of one of the most notable affairs ! of the week Thursday evening, when , they gave a delightful dance at the l country place of Mr. Lang in Peoria
 The large veranda presented a gay scene with its countless Japanese lanterns that hung in graceful l greenery bowers and studded gar 7 lands of roses. The guest list in- l cluded MT and Mrs. J. E. Rowlands L n