Arizona republican., 1914-05-03

the guests of Mrs. Francis brother John Jamison.
 The Quarto club met Monday at the Country club. Following d charm ingly appointed luncheon. auction was played, Mrs. Harry Kay making the highest score.
 The smart set is eagerly anticipat- ing the return of Mrs. Webster Street whose long absence in Los Angeles has been respectfully noted Mrs. Street will arrive shortly and be here several weeks
 Judge and Mrs Day, Miss Edna Day and Miss Marjorie Loree left for their home in Celina. Ohio They were much feted during their winters stay here
 Miss Anna Marks, who has been a favorite here this season left We'd nesday for Chicago She was the incentive for many delightful affairs while here the guest of her relatives, MT. and Mrs B. E. Marks Mrs x. NJ. Hall. who Wintered here the guests of her sisters, Mrs A. l.. Doran and Mrs. Eva Butler, will leave tomorrow fer her home in Van Vert, Ohio.
 Mrs (. F Rose and Miss Ruth Rose left Tuesday for New York en route for the continent
 Mrs B. F. Van Sweringen of the ,.arfield apartments will leave Sat urda, a week for Philadelphia, where she will summer.
 Reverend Harold $ Brewster of Bisbee. was the guest of Judge and Mrs. Joseph H. kinbey conVocation week.
 Reverend J. Rockwood Jenkins ana Miss Lucy Jenkins were the guests of Mrs. Edward Kent, ST, last week. ( r an artisticaly appointed luncheon yes terdav over which Mrs Phillip Nles- uer presided at her home on North Second street. The tables center piece was crystal bowl oi sweet noas with honeysuckle intermngled' the spravs reaching to each place where dainty sweet pea cards marx ed places for Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. Harry Diehl Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs w IT. liam F. Deity, Mrs. B. \. FoWier' Mrs H. l.. Chandler and Mrs, Roy Parsons.
 Mrs Francis II. Redewill will give a complimentary vesper recital at fourthirtv o'clock sunday afternoon May 1o at the Arizona School ol Nusic Mrs. Kedewill is a splehdlu artist and society is looking for"aru to the event with much pleasurahle i anticipation.
 Mrs. Ancil Martin gave charmlnglg annointed luncheon, Monday at hei home on North Second Avenue. me tables effective centerpiece was oi roses and covers were arranged TOT ten
 Mrs. George KretZinger Loulse Mur- phv) and Miss Lulu Ever were the suests of honor Friday afternoon al meeting of the Monday Auction clut held with Mrs. Harold C. Bennett a her home, 1546 west Monroe street
 MT. and Mrs Harry Kennedy of 50. North First Avenue were hosts of th' Neighborhood club Wednesday evening Mrs. T. w. Pemberton was the substi ute. The club will continue it's meet ings through June.
 Miss Eleanor Sloan of North Centra Avenue entertained the bridge club O which she is a member, Monday atfer noon. The substitutes were Mrs. O. | Smart. Miss Ellen Conway and Mis Andra Lawrence Miss Harriet Hurle, will be tomorrow's club hostess.
 Mrs Win Wyie was an informa auction hostess Monday at her Mort Central Avenue residence. Three table of guests enjoyed the delightful oc
 casion and prizes were won by Mir
 l.. H Rhuart and Mrs. Victor RedeWil
 
 The members of the D. T. club an their guests motored to Chandler Fri day evening to a brilliant dinner dano
 at the San Marcos In the party wel
 MT. and Mrs. James & Griffin, MT. an | Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulet, MT. an Mrs Edward O'Malley. MT and Mrs.
 T. Ceilings, Mir and Mrs. w. s. Colds
 worthy, MT and Mrs. l. J. Johnso | Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Dameron, MT. ar Mrs. George H. Smalley, MT. ar
 Mrs. Donald Mcqueen and MT. ar
 Mrs John S. Spangler n
 . Country Club was the rendezvol = of the tennis contingent Wednesda e the afternoons game being followt