Arizona republican., 1914-03-15

Goldberg, Irving de R. Miller, Roy
 Murray, Lester Byron, William A
 Horrell and William Lewis.
 Miss Ruth Rose is q recent charm
 ing arrival from the east, who will is the guest of her brother, JohT
 Tinker Kibbey, of 315 West Culver 1 street.
 Society will be disappointed to learn of the approaching departure of Miss Margaret Bryan, who will
 leave the first of April for Califor- nia, going later to Denver for a few weeks, before returning to her homo
 in Annapolis. Miss Bryan has beer here since autumn. the guest of Mrs Royal Lescher, and is one of the most popular girls in the exclusive set.
 | The Country club gave an auction Thursday evening, the prizes being won by Mrs. A. B. Nichols and Ear ] i MT. and Ms Louis H. Chalmers Judge and Mrs Richard E. Sloan Judge and Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth,, Mir and Mrs. Harry Kay. MT and Mrs l Fen Hildreth MT and Mrs. Vernon 1 Cook, MT and Mrs. Earl Tuttle Hazelett, MT. and Ms Paul Brew ster, Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Nichols
 Mir and Mrs. R. E. Russell, Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard, Mrs. Warren McArthur, J. P. Calliserro, James i Freeland and F. H. Freeland. 1 Hon. George Craig and Mrs. Craig, ! Of Bisbee, arrived in Phoenix early 1 in the week. Dr. Craig returned to his home Thursday, while Mrs Craig will be here for an indefinite period, the guest of Mrs II. D. McVey, of returned to town from Tucson. where she passed a fortnight. She will en- 1 certain the Betimes club Wednesday afternoon and Mrs. Craig will be the guest of honor
 The round robin tennis tournament, which attracted many to the Country club yesterday, will be concluded to- l day. The entertainment committee will give tea in the afternoon, complimentary to the Ingleside club. One of the pleasant weekend af- 1 fairs was the dinner with which Mr. and Mrs. Royal Lescher entertained at the Country club. Covers were arranged for eight.
 | Mrs. Homer King, Mrs Gordon Tweed and Mrs. W. K. James were the guests of Mrs. w J. Kingsbury of Tempe, Tuesday
 Mir. and Mrs. Warren McArthur, Jr., of North Central avenue, had as dinner guests Monday evening, MT. and Mrs. Royal Lescher, Mrs. C. R. Bosche, Mrs. L. w. Wallace, Mrs. Horace Knowles and Miss Margaret Bryan.
 Mrs. George Cooke of Arlington, passed several days last week in town and was the inspiration for quite few pleasant affairs. Among her hostesses was Mrs. Robert A. Craig, of North Fourth avenue, who gave an informal luncheon in her honor.
 Mrs. Daniel Francis and her broth CT, John Jamison. returned Monday from week end in Tucson
 Miss Emma Thalheimer, a popular bride -elect. was the guest of honor at pretty card afternoon, given Thursday by Mrs. J. T. Hein, of North Second street. A pink and white color scheme was used in dec cration and was charmingly carried out. Broad satin ribbons of the chosen shade were festooned from the corners to the center of the room, where they held a great white wedding bell. Pink and white car- nations filled tall vases here and there, and on the tea tables were guests were present and the prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Greenbaum, Mrs. Russell Warner Mrs Fred Dummel and Miss Thalheimer. Mrs. Anna Anderson. Mrs J. NJ Evans and pr. Ray, who are tour ! ing the United States, left Friday evening for Chicago, after a weeks stay in town.
 
 Mrs. J. H. Clingan of the Redewill apartments, will leave Friday for Tucson
 Hon. George Craig and Mrs. Craig were the luncheon guests of MT. and Mrs. H. M. Fennemore, at the Ar- zona club, on Thursday
 Miss Jessie Higley, a popular de- butante of the season, gave an eX- quisitely appointed luncheon yester- day in honor of Mrs Herbert Burr Atha, Jr., and Miss Pearl Stauffer
 Yellow was the color chosen to dec- crate and it was conceived in quan- titles of gorgeous poppies and daffo- dis Yellow tulle was ntertwinet in the blossoms that filled a basket that was the tables central adorn- ment. Flowers featured the hand.
 painted place cards Asked to gree
 Mrs Atha and Miss Stauffer wet' | Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr.. Mrs. Thoma.
 Higley. Mrs. Herbert L. Stevenson Miss Marion Doris Miss Adalisss | Wilson, Miss Rema Doris, Mis-