Arizona republican., 1914-11-29

MT and Mrs. Emil Gang were among the many who entertained on Thanksgiving day, giving a dinner
 of charming appointments at their North Central avenue home The pink color scheme used in decoration was expressed in roses and accent uated in exquisite hand painted cards that marked places for six teen.
 The most notable event of Thanks giving week for the junior set was the dance and card evening given Friday by Miss Keturah Slagle of 1902 North Second street The living rooms were transformed into a veri- table garden with a wealth of palms. ferns, roses and chrysanthemums to produce the charming effect. There were present Miss Ethel McDermott, Miss Gladys Kelly, Miss Ruth Gold berg, Miss Dorothy Slayback Miss Helen Plath, Miss Elizabeth Samuels Miss Mary McDermott, Miss Elma Tolleson, Miss Ruth Benedict, Miss Alta Lewis. Miss Eleanor Hulett Miss Mary McDermott, Miss Adela!ne Path, Miss Bertha Hughes. George Hamilton, Corbin Davidson. Lloyd Jones, Harold Goldberg, Earl Galpin, Harry Osborn, Albert Pinney, Harry Slocum, Gail Lewis, Chester Goldberg, Kenneth Comstock. Joe Doran, Bur tis Doris and Willard Detweiler.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Warren McArthur of Portland Place had as dinner guests cn Thanksgiving day MT. and Mrs. E. II. Van Sweringen, MT. and Mrs. Charles McArthur and F. H Ayers.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson gave a. prettily appointed dinner of fifteen covers on Thanksgiving day at their home 52O North Central avenue.
 
 MT and Mrs. Homer Kings dinner guests on Thursday were Arthur Hahn, Francis Viele. Joseph Trotter and Maitland Davies.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, who formerly occupied apartments on North Second avenue have leas ed the residence at 5o2 East Culver street for the season.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Talbot and pr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin motored to Harqua Hala for over the Thanks . giving season. They will return to town this evening
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Rice arrived from San Francisco Monday, MT Rice leaving on Thursday for New York. Mrs. Rice will remain in town for three weeks the guest of Ter parents MT. and Mrs. J. J. Sweeney of BIS North Central avenue.
 Mrs. Ward Chapman returned to Los Angeles Tuesday after a fort night in town the guest of Mrs. Ed win J. Gillette of North Seventh street. MT and Mrs. Chapman ex- pect to pass several weeks in Phoe nix after the Christmas holidays.
 Mrs. Carl Hayden left Thursday for Los Angeles where she is pass ing the week k-end She will join Congressman Hayden in northern Arizona Monday when they will re- turn to Washington. They plan to be in Phoenix again in March.
 
 Mrs. Clayton Ingraham who was a great social favorite last winter will arrive from Chicago today for the remainder of the season. She will be the guest of MT and Mrs, Colt Myers at their country place on. the Mcdowell road
 Mrs. Victor Hanny of 1032 North Third street returned Tuesday from a six weeks absence in the east She was delightfully."- entertained in her former home in Buffalo and had an equally charming time in Washing ton. New York and Milwaukee.
 Mir and Mrs. w. $. Goldsworthy of 322 West Roosevelt street passed the Thanksgiving season in Tucson. Mrs. w. H. Wallace, her daughter Mrs. Horace D. Knowles of New York and Mrs. A. H MacGruar of Syracuse who passed last spring in Phoenix, have returned for the winter On Thanksgiving day they were the din- ner guests of MT. and Mrs. Royal Lescher of North Central avenue who also entertained Fred Long and Ro- bert Beardsley.
 To the regret of the members of the smart set with whom she is a iavorite, Miss Dorothy Jackins will return to Los Angeles tomorrow af- ter fortnight in town the guest Of Miss Henrietta Olney of North Gen. tral avenue.
 Thanksgiving day was the incentive for innumerable dinners many of which were family affairs that are always in vogue in the holiday sea son. MT. and Mrs. Charles Stauffer