Arizona republican., 1914-02-15

ter of the table and the floral feat ules of the decorative scheme will be carried out in fragrant sweet peas. Dr. and Mrs. FoWler's guests will be MT. and Mrs. Kennedy, Harry Kennedy, Jr., and Vernon Kennedy
 Mrs John Henry Coles. Mrs. Ira J. Johnson and Mrs. Edward OMalley will entertain with auction Monday afternoon, February 23, at 1 the Womans club.
 | One of the pleasant dances of the week was given by the Fl Navarro club Friday evening at the Arizona School of Music. One hundred were in attendance.
 Mrs Frank Harbeson was the motif of an unusually charming luncheon over which Mrs. Howard Reed presided Tuesday at the Ari- zCna club Clusters of fragrant viO- IctS were tHe IdNO IS anu pihCoo "NiN arranged for Mrs. Harbeson, Mrs. Oliver Green of St Louis and Mrs. Asa B. Kennan
 One of the pleasant affairs of the early week was the picnic at Para disc Valley. In the party were MT and Mrs. J. w. Doris, MT and Mrs. s. F. Marshall, Mir. and Mrs. George Archer of St Paul, MT. and Mrs. C. D. Doris, Miss Kate Wilson Miss Rema Doris, Miss Marion Doris, Power Conway. Winifred Doris and Hugh D. Marshall. Jr.
 Fred Long and Theodore Saul gave delightful picnic supper Monday at their country place north of town. Their guests included MT. and Mrs. Royal Lescher. Miss Rema Doris, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Margaret Bryan, Miss Naomi Mcclure, Miss Bunton Turner, Miss Selma Gold berg. William Coleman Rogers, stephen Jennings, Paul Renau Ingles, Robert BeaIdsley and James Craig.
 
 Thomas osborn was dinner host at the Adams Monday evening. The tables centerpiece was of artistically combined pink and white carnations and ferns and at each place was a corsage of violets. Covers were laid for MT. and Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard, MT. and Mrs Arthur Luhrs. Miss Abbie Pickrell, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Charles Isnam. Jack Taylor and Eugene Goldman.
 MT. and Mrs. David Russell ar rived from Prescott last evening and are the week guests of Judge and Mrs. Henry D. Ross. Mrs Rus sell will be pleasantly recalled as Miss Florence Herndon. who was much feted when she visited here two years ago. Society has looked forward to her return and is dis appointed that she is to be here so short d time. The mid-weelIly luncheon at the largely attended affair. Later in the | afternoon additional guests at tea l made the occasion the more pleasur- 1 able. Among those there were Mrs i Webb Gliffin. Mrs. William NJ. Sea ] bury, Mrs. Roy s. Goodrich Mrs ! Laurence Holden. Mrs. Herbert Burr ! Atha, Mrs. Sidney Boddinghouse, l Mrs. Leo Goldman. Mrs Royal | Lescher, Mrs. Frank Hilderbran. Mrs | Robert Peabody, Mrs. Sidney J. Ross. ! Mrs. Frank Harbeson, Mrs. Howard ] Reed, Mrs. Asa B. Kennan, Mrs | Oliver Green, Mrs. George H. Lut- l Eerding, Mrs. Roy Parsons. Mrs Harry Kay, Mrs. Joseph Melczer. | Ms. Fen Hildreth, Mrs. Aaron Gold 1 berg. Miss Margaret Bryan, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Eleanor l Sloan. Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Jane Gregg. Miss Sienna Goldberg and | Miss Mabel Gregg.
 
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Doris were dinner hosts Monday evening at their | country place-Casa De Rosas. Pret- -ily combined scarlet carnations and | ferns made an attractive center piece. Japanese water colors marked ! places for ten ]