Arizona republican., 1914-04-12


 dav at her home on North Central avenue Those who enjoyed the hos pitality of Mrs. Ross and had the plea 1 sure of meeting Mrs Parker were Mrs. Thomas Winston Peck, Mrs. David P. Palmer. Mrs j. Elliot Walker, Mrs. | Caroline Kibbey, Mrs. Edward Kent, | Mrs. F. A. Tritle. Mrs. William Thomas. Mrs. R H. de Grasse, Mrs. F. E. Farmer. Mrs. William Scarborough and Mrs. H. M. Elliot.
 Mir and Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr, of West Monroe street. made Miss Lucy Leidigh inc inspiration for a dinner of charm ing appointments Wednesday evening. The red color scheme used in decora- ton was conceived in profusion of roses arranged with artistic effect Covers were laid for eight
 one of the recent smart events was the dinner given by MT. and Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard who had as their guests. MT and Mrs. Gordon Tweed. MT and Mrs. William G. Hartranft. Miss Ann Croft and Judge Edward Kent.
 Motorists are taking advantage of a delightful spring to enjoy long runs to the many places of interest in the state. Roosevelt Globe and the Cliff Dwellings were visited by a party that were absent over the weekend They were Dr. and Mrs. John Dennet, Jr., Mr and Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson. Dr. and Mrs. AnciI Martin. Dr. and Mrs. Will liam c. Ientz. Mrs N c. Squires and Miss Kate Christy.
 A pleasant event of the week was the desert picnic supper Tuesday eve ming. Those present were Mrs F. H. Rose. Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard, Miss Ann Croft Miss Ruth AinsWorth, Miss Marion Doris. Miss Ruth Jes- 1 sop. Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Ruth Rose. stephen Goodman, John Rinker Kibbey. Roy Murray. William Horrell Ernest Bennett, Lester Byron and Hugh Marshall.
 Mrs A. J. Bradley. much feted visitor from san Diego, was the 1 guest Of honor at an informal auc- tion given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. J. NJ Swetnam. The SWetnam residence on West Adams street was attractively decorated with spring flowers and greenery. The card prizes were captured by Mrs. George H. U Luhrs and Mrs NJ. D. Nov inger
 Miss Mary Louise PinneY an at tractive and favorite member of the
 junior set. gave an Easter luncheon yesterday at her home 1870 West Adams street. The table decora- tions were elaborate an every detail
 was suggestive of the season. The icenterpiece was d cleverly wrought nest containing gayly tinted eggs. In and about the greenery were rab-
 bits and the favors were miniature
 market baskets of eggs. The hand
 Vainted place cards featured Easter blossoms and marked places for Miss
 Mary Sloan. Miss Ruth Burtis. Miss
 GeneVieve Cope, Miss Mary Stuart,
 Miss Marion Davidson. Miss Katy
 Hegelund and Miss Gladys Stuart.
 Mrs Victor RedeWill of East Cul- yer street contributed to the week $ pleasure Wednesday with an enjoy
 able afternoon of auction Mrs. Ju-
 lian Holmes made the highest score
 and the guests included Mrs. Paul
 Q. Brewster. Mrs. B. A. Fickas, Mrs. Eugene Redewill, Mrs. Julian Holmes,
 Mrs. Win Wylie Mrs. Grattan Dough
 erty and Mrs Jack Holmes.
 Miss Fay De Mund and Miss Emma
 Luhrs are the weekend guests of
 Mrs Grattan Dougherty of Mesa
 Miss Lillian Huggett, who passed
 the winter here will leave Monday for Lordsburg. She will spend the
 summer in New Mexico and will re-
 turn to Phoenix in the autumn. MT. and Mrs Laurence Holden left Monday for the northern part of the
 state where they will pass a few | weeks en route for Boston.
 Mrs. C. J. NlSSennOrn and nel
 little daughter, Miss Thelma Wig genhorn. will arrive from Los An geles this morning and pass several weeks here the guests of Judge and
 Mrs J NJ Jamison. Mrs. Wiggen- horn will be pleasantly recalled as l. Miss Belle Stevens. d prominent and : popular member of local society a
 few seasons ago. During her stay
 here she will be the inspiration fol ; many smart events
 Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig will : leave shortly for brief absence ir San Francisco Her daughter Miss ! Kittie Craig, who passed her Easter = vacation heie has returned to Los |, Angeles where she is attending , Marlborough school.
 . Miss Ruth Heney will return to . Tucson the latter part of the week I after a months stay in town, tho r guest of Mrs. George II. Smalley oi
 S46 North Fifth avenue. Miss HeneN
 is a charming girl and has been the . recipient of many pleasant social at - tentions during her stay in Phoenix l Herbert Burr Atha will return to- s morrow from an absence of severa Q weeks in New York.
 MT and Mrs Celora Martin Stod