Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-12-13

tendance and since the entertain
ment committee, Mrs. William NJ. Sea-
bury. chairman, has made dancing
an additional feature of the evening,
the club will hold attraction for
card and dance devotees on these &C.
casions The annual score will not
interfere with the awarding of prizes
at the conclusion of each game of
auction and hearts. The initial card
night, Friday, was most successful
and the mid-week luncheon also
proved popular Among those MOTTO
ed on the courts for tennis practice
were Mrs Seabury, Mrs. John Den
nett, Jr, Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers,
Mrs Richard e. Sloan, Mrs. Sidney
~. Ross, Mrs Gordon Tweed, Mrs.
Celora Martin Stoddard, Mrs Ernest
Lewis, Mrs. Robert Peabody, Mrs.
Charles Macarthur, Mrs. Homer King,
/ Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Henriet
ia Olney Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss
Eleanor Sloan and Miss Ruth Jes-
sop.
The Stanley Tuck benefit dance
announced for last Thursday will be
| given Thursday of this week at the
Woman's club.
Although the plans have not been
| perfected it is understood the New
(, Years Eve celebration at the Coun-
| try club will surpass by far the
| festivity of a year ago. The carni-
val spirit will prevail at the pictures
que club house that will have a gay
appearance with its countless color
ed lights The dance will begin
promptly at eight-thirty O'Clock and
supper will be served at eleven
thirty o'clock.
Elaborate preparations are under
way for the benefit ball for st.
Luke's home that will take place at
the Womans club the first week in
January. Cards are to be issued
shortly for the event
The Harvard club of Arizona held
its annual reunion Wednesday eve
ming when its president Morris Car
penter. presided over an enthusiastic
dinner at the Country club. The
Harvard color. Crimson was expressed
| in the table decoration of carnations,
and the college spirit was brought
out by the stirring talks that were
given by the members and the guests
of honor including Judge Richard E.
Sloan of Monmouth College, Power
Conway of the University of Wiscon
| sin and Arthur Hahn of Stanford
university. A. G. Utley, Law School
81, Bishop julius w Atwood and
Judge Edward Kent were among the
speakers. Others present were Dean
| Scarlet, Roy S. Goodrich, Dr. John
bennett, Jr.. Robert Peabody, Edwin
Earl Nash, DR.. c. b. Palmer, E. FL.
Culver. DR.. Allen H. Williams, Rev.
L.sR Jenkins and Lindley Calhoun
Morton. DIR. Williams was elected
president for the ensuing year.
| In honor of the delegates to the
American Mining Congress, the Ari-
IONA club gave a pleasant smoker
cabaret Wednesday evening.
| Joseph Trotter gave a smart din
ner at the Arizona club Thursday
evening, later taking his guests to
Murray -Andersons. The tables de-
coration was unusually beautiful,
| three large bowls of fragrant gold
and ophir roses at either end and in
the center contrasting effectively
with the corsage boquets of violets
4 -, nj.
arranged for Mr. and Mrs. p c.
Myers, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
! Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster H. Rock
WELL Mr. and Mrs. Homer King, Mrs.
| Clayton Ingraham and Hugh Knox
The Steckeri club held it's regular
fortnightly meeting Friday, when a
delightful afternoon was enjoyed with
Mrs c. E. Beach of 1913 West Mon
roe street.
Mr. and Mrs Foster H. Rockwell
we're dinner hosts at the Adams
Tuesday evening, their guests being
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Kruttschnitt, Jr.
of Tucson and Hugh Knox.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gates of Ray
gave an exceedingly pleasurable din
ner at the Arizona club Thursday
evening. Covers were laid for Mr.
and Mrs. Seeley Mud and Mr.. and
and Mrs. Philip Weisman of Los An
geles, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H. Chal-
mers and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Arthur
Complimentary to Miss Leila Gal
her of Santa Fe, Miss Nellie Teas
dale of 37S North Fifth avenue gave
la beautifully appointed luncheon
Monday. The living rooms were eff
fective in yellow and white chry-
santhemums while the dining room
was decorated in profusion of vio-
lets. In the afternoon. Miss Teas
1 dale entertained her guests at the