Arizona republican., 1914-03-15
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 SOCIETY EDITOR

Good old Saint Patrick is not to be overlooked, for society is to fit tlngiy celebrate the day. Mrs. Henry |. Lockett has chosen Tuesday to introduce her daughters, Miss Vir- Sinia Lockett and Miss Nettie Lock ett, and the tea at which they will make their formal bow to the fash ionable world will in every way be suggestive of the season. The dec- orauons will, of course, be in vivid green, with countless conceits to cory out the idea. The Lockett country place on the Black Canyon road is attractive unadorned and will present pretty scene in its addi- t'onal splendor. Mrs. William Pin ney, Mrs. Fred Woolsey, Mrs. H. E. Campbell and Mrs. Otto Plath will assist in receiving. In the evening Mrs. Lockett will hold open house, when the residents Of the neighbor- hood will have the opportunity of meeting the charming debutantes.
 There were few events on Wednes- day, for the day has been practice ally given over to the Country club The most recent tennis luncheon at tracted large contingent from town. among whom were Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers Mrs. Warren McArthur, MIs. Herbert Burr Atha, Mrs David Goldberg, Mrs. Harry Kay, Mrs. Roy Parsons. Mrs. Webb Griffen, Mrs sidney J. Ross, Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard. Mrs. Fen Hildreth, Mrs EvansDarby, Mrs. J. w. Crenshaw. Mrs. F. II. Flames, Miss Ruth Aims worth, Miss Eleanor Sloan. Miss Margaret Bryan, Miss Harriet Hur- ley, Miss Pearl Stauffer, Miss Jessie HiSley and Miss Selma Goldberg They were joined at tea by Robert Beardsley, w. G. ~Hartranft, William Coleman Rogers William A. Harrell. Arthur Ainsworth and stephen Jen- nings.
 moonlight picnic to Paradise Valley was jolly event of the early week. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Craig, MT and Mrs II. l.. Aller, Mrs. II. F. Latham, Mrs William Hancock. Miss M. E. Lev erich. Miss Ruth Ainsworth and C. $ Whitbeck
 Miss Betty TalcOtt, who was d great social favorite when she visited here from Tucson in January, will entertain with house party this week. The Phoenix guests will in- clude MT. and Mrs. Royal Lescher Miss Margaret Bryan, Robert Boards ley and William Coleman Rogers, who plan to leave town tomorrow The Talcotts have an attractive place at oracle and there the charm ing hostess will entertain her guests until Tuesday, when the presidents ball of the Old Pueblo club will at tract the pleasure loving contingent to town. There are innumerablc functions scheduled for the week. with Mrs. Lescher and Miss Bryan for the incentive
 MT. and Mrs. Frederic c. Bartlett are interesting visitors who arrived from Chicago Friday and will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, of Casa Blanca. for several weeks. Mir. Bartlett. who is brother of Mrs. Heard, is an artist of note. He studied many years in Paris and Munich, and since re- turning to this country has made an enviable reputation as an interior decorator. He is particularly famous for his decoration of the Chicago city hall and the New Fourth Pres byterian church, which is now being completed. Mrs Bartlett is greatly interested in civics and is a promi- party.