Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
SOCIETY AGOG
 SEES HUEO WIG AT CLUB TEA
Mrs. Stoddard, Leading So- ciety Matron, Appears at Country Club Yesterday With Lavender Wig - Makes Good Dare

As the result of a dare, Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard, an acknowledged leader of the most exclusive set appeared | at the Country Club tea yesterday wearing a lavender wig.
 The colored wigs have created no end of furore in the east, but until Saturday Phoenix fashionable folk showed little interest in what it con- sidered a fad, even though the most l conservative members of conservative , society of Philadelphia, diplomatic ; and resident society of Washington, i and the New York smart set had sue cumbed to the charm of the pretty and unusual novelty
 Whether wigs of brilliant and di- vergent hues will ever be worn, espe- ciallv by the Country Club contingent, ie doubtful. but the delicate toned wigs give promise of becoming quite as popular as in the time of queen Elizabeth, when wigs were actualiy stolen from their owners heads. Il | oolored hair could make the wearer lool, as attractive as Mrs. Stoddard did yesterday, there would be no hesi- l tation on the part of anyone to don l q wig She wore a mOdish gown o1 | lavender taffeta. and her natural leg horn hat was trimmed in French 1 flowers ranging in shades from paleSt lavender to deep violet, violet lip- | hon and an aigrette of the same siaue cave a desired touch of height at one side A violet maline run Wi'h reeattes of ribbon completed her cos tume. Violet beads were Worn' anu Mrs Stoddard had a rhinestone par retta and rhinestone pins in her halr' | The hostesses at the tea were Mr7. Parry Goldwater and Mrs. Joseph Nelczer. The attendance was the largest of the season and there were several interesting features, including inc Country club tournament, the Evans school tournament ana the ueual auction rubber at which MfS' Paul o. Brewster won the prlze' Those present were MT. and Mrs William G. Hartranft, MT and Mrs Roy $. Goodrich, Judge and Mrs' o' F Ainsworth Mr and Mrs. Charles NcArthur. MT. and Mrs Roy Par sons MT. and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross Nr and Mrs. Robert Peabody, MT and Mrs. Laurence Holden, MT. ana Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Mrs. Lotus H Chalmers. Mrs Richard E. Sloan Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard, Mrs Gel ? ora Martin Stoddard Mrs Royal
 J,escber. Mrs R. J. Holmes, Mrs David Goldberg. Mrs. Evans-Darby
 Mrs. Warren McArthur ST. Mrs. $ F Van Swearingen. Mrs. Aaron Gold
 berg Mrs. George Purdy Bullard
 Mrs. A. J. Bradley of san Dlego
 Mrs Herman Perry De Mund, Mrs
 Fen Hildreth, Mrs. Paul O. Brewster
 Mrs. Julian Holmes, Mrs. Harry Kennedy. Mrs. William Pinney. Mrs )E. F. Pascoe Mrs. F. T. Colhngs
 Mrs. George Olney, Mrs. Leo Gold
 man, Mrs. H. I. Latham, Mrs. Will
 liam Bertram, Mrs. John Spangie
 of Mesa. Mrs Daniel Francis, Mrs
 E H. Abbot, Mrs. Joseph Lobit, Mrs
 Andrew Miller. Miss Ellen Conway
 Miss Ann Croft, Miss Ruth Aims
 worth. Miss Henrietta Olney, Mis
 Fav De Mund. Miss Eleanor Sloar
 Miss Butler, Miss Rema Doris, MS
 Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Mariol
 Doris. Miss Katherine Kennan, Mis-
 Margaret Bryan, Miss Kitchens. Ms
 Selma Goldberg. Miss Ruth JessoI
 Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss Heie iO'Malley, Miss Elizabeth Samuei'
 Miss Keturah Slagle, Robert Boards
 icy. stephen Jennings, P. E. Parsons William Horrell. Irving de R. Mile M Foster H. Rockwell, F. B. Van Veel Stephen Goodman and Edward Maj | shall