Arizona republican., 1914-03-29
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 SOCIETY EDITOR

Frank Hilderbran, the idol of Phoenix theatergoers, is to be the leading man in Secret Service" In another fortnight the prominent and popular club man. the hero of Brown of Harvard" will again delight a Phoenix society audience in the great war play to be given at the Elks'. April IA E and 16 under the direc- ton of Maitland Davies. sMr. Iiil- derbran is finished actor and has all those qualities that appeal to the matinee girl" His appearance in any play is sufficient to attract a large and enthusiastic gathering. Honorable Sidney r. Osborn, secre- tary of the state of Arizona, is among the celebrities included in the east He plays one of the leading roles and is splendid in his part
 Miss Bernice Warren Egleston ana Miss Ruth Griffen are well known to lovers of amateur events and 1t will be delightful to see them in play that will be given on the stu pendous scale that this promises.
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  when it has waited for one of MT. Davies productions, and each time it has learned to expect and has afterward been given more in the way of artistry. It is prophesied that Secret Service" will surpass any past effort.
 Mir and Mrs. John II Page gave a dinner of charming appointments Fri day evening at their North Fourth Avenue residence. The table was adorned with poppies and the lights were shaded to accentuate the yellow tones used in decoration. Covers were arranged for six.
 Mrs Foster H. Rockwell had as luncheon guests Wednesday, Mrs Robert Wallace Craig Mrs. John Il. Page and Mrs. J. E. Rowlands
 Miss Mary Godfrey of Toledo, Ohio, was the incentive for a charmingly ap- nointed luncheon Thursday over when Mrs. E. s. Godfrey of 53O East Adams Street presided A pink and white color scheme was effectively carried ont in the table decoration of carna- tions. Covers were laid for twelve.
 
 Mir and Mrs. Edward O'Malley were dinner hosts at the Arizona Club Mon day evening" The table was artlstlcally decorated in nasturtium and covers were laid for the members of the D. F. re A ri Gibbons Hulett, MT. and Mrs. F.. T. Ceilings. Mir. and Mrs J. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. James s. Griffin, MT. and Mrs w. & Goldsworthy and Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smalley the guests Of the club
 Mrs. Callahan Clark, who is passing the weekend with Mrs Louis H. Chal- mers. is planning to leave early this week for Dayton. She has been Tn town six weeks and her time has been passed pleasantly with her host of friends who have made her the inspira- ton for many delightful events. Mrs Clark presided over charmingly ap- pointed luncheon at the San Marcos Friday. Those who motored to Chand- Ter for the event were Mrs. Chalmers Mrs. Richard F.. Sloan, Mrs. Sims Ely Mrs. J. w. Doris Mrs. H. F. Camp bell Mrs. William s. Humbert, Mrs Charles Christy, Mrs. w. s. Pickrell Mrs. c. D. Doris and Mrs. Loui Thompson.
 Miss Bunton Turner of New York is one of the prettiest and most popu lar girls in the smart set. With he cousin, Miss Naomi Mcclure of Kansa City, she came west to pas the winte but became so attached to Arizona, tha