Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

Mrs. C. w. Goodman gave an eia- borately appointed reception Thurs day afternoon at her home at the Indian school A profusion of cut flowers decorated the living rooms with charming effect. Among those who assisted the hostess in receiv- ing were Mrs Jacob Breid, Mrs E. lP. Heinstead. Miss Anna Ridnour Miss Bess White, Miss Almira Fow- Ter and Miss shannon of Prescott
 Mir. and Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson of 375 North First avenue have returned from d several months absence in Chicago
 Mrs. Victor E. Hanny of 1032 North Third street left Monday for Wash ington, Buffalo, New York and other points of interest in the east. She will be away a month
 Many important social affairs dur ing the season are given in the name of charity. Society is ever eager to help those in need of assistance and when benevolence is combined with pleasure members of the fashionable world are always liberal patrons. On the evening of November 20, the Fri day Club will give an entertainment for charity and it will be an event that will occupy an important place on the social calendar. Although the details have not been fully decided upon it is understood that dancing and cards will follow a short pro gram of music. Mrs. Louis H. Chal- mers, publicity chairman, and Mrs. Ernest Lewis and Mrs. F. A. Marshall of the program committee are in charge of the arrangements while the entire club membership is taking an active interest in the affair. The or ganization is one of the most exclu- siVe in this city, Mrs. w. A. Parish is it's president, and others who be- long are Mrs. Carl Hayden. Mrs. Ed ward Kent, Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey, Mrs Walter Bennett, Mrs Sims Ely, Mrs. James H. McClintOck, Mrs. John Dennett, Jr. Mrs H. J. Jessop, Mrs. l. shall, Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs Flu gene Redewill, Mrs. w K. James. Mrs Joseph Sherburne Jenckes, and Mrs Shirley Christy.
 MT. and Mrs Clay Parker of 316 West Roosevelt street gave a prettily appointed dinner Wednesday even- ing. Their guests were MT. and Mrs Harold Pemberton. MT and Mrs. Jack Rinehart, and MT, and Mrs. Earl Parker
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. OMalley were hosts of the initial meeting of the D. T. Club for the season, Tues day evening at their North First street residence The highest auc- tion scores were made by Mrs. O. Malley and Arutur Gibbons Hulett and the substitutes were Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Sterling and Mrs. F. F. Coles of Bisbee
 Miss Ruth Ainsworth of North Gen. tral Avenue entertained informally Friday afternoon complimentary to Mrs. Arthur John McNeil of Tucson who is her guest for a fortnight.
 
 There were several theatre parties at the Columbia last week. A con genial coterie attending the perform ance Tuesday evening comprised Mrs. r Arthur John McNeil, Miss Rema Dor ris Miss Kate Wilson, Miss Ruth Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Marion Doris. Miss Ruth JessOp. f Lindley Calhoun Morton, Irving de R. Miller, Ernest Bennett. Arthur Haltin, ,I John Rinker Kibbey, Lester Byron, and Roy Murray.
 Mrs Aaron Goldberg will entertain the Egbird club tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers was lost weeks hostess and Mrs. David Gold berg scored highest at auction. Mrs. Ernest Lewis was the substitute.
 Judge and Mrs. Lewis T Carpen- ter gave an informal dance Friday evening at their North Central Ave nue residence in honor of their cou- sin, Miss Salee King. Their guests number twenty.
 Mrs Charles Gardiner of Palm Ave- nue presided over an artistically ap- pointed Saturday The table was decorated in sunflowers that develop ed a charming yellow color scheme Covers were arranged for Mrs. Her bert Burr Atha, Jr., Mrs. Herbert L. Stevenson, Miss Ruth Griffen, Miss 1 Lucy Toleson, Miss Nellie Teasdale Miss Ethel McDermott and Miss Elma TolleSon.
 The dances at Riverside continue to be a favorite diversion of the week and Friday evenings are especially with the fashionable contin gent who generally motor to the park after an hour at the theatre Among those who enjoyed the dance Friday after attending "The Merry Masque- at the Columbia were Mrs. Arthur John McNeil, Mrs Sidney Miss Harriet Hurley. Miss Rema Doris, Miss Kate Wilson. Miss Ruth Ainsworth. Miss Eleanor Sloan. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Marion Doris. Miss Selma Goldberg, Lindley Calhoun Morton, Hugh Marshall, Will liam F'ickas, Roy Murray, Ernest Ben
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