Arizona republican., 1914-04-26

LoStci, MISS Mduu olcNoi |, -Ai'S Carmelita Ward. Miss Lily Wester- welt, Miss Helen Harding. Miss Ade- line Plath. Miss Elizabeth Samuels, Corbin Davidson. Harold Goldberg, Charles Creech. Harold Stabler, George Hamilton. Roy Jones, Gail Lewis Allan Westervelt Lester De Mund, Donovan Harding, John New 'comer, William Cough. Edward Ed wards. Clayton Latham, Chester Goldberg. Walter Martin, Harry Slo- cum. Roy Stewart and Garnett Me Caleb.
 Colonel and Mrs. James H. McClin- tock announce the engagement of Miss Marjorie Leavell and Roland Parsons. The wedding will take place in the early autumn.
 The announcement will be of more than ordinary interest for the charm
 ing ward of Colonel and Mrs. McClin- tock is a great favorite socially
 Miss Leavell is the daughter of the late Major E. w. Leaveli who after returning from the regular army served as adjutant general of Arizona.
 Miss Leavell and her sister, Miss Mary Leavell, who is student at Stanford University. were graduated
 from the Tempe Normal a few seasons ago. They passed a year in travel in the east and south and on their return to Phoenix were cordially greeted by host of friends
 The bride elect is an unusually at tractive girl. a sweet unaffected man. her being one of her greatest charms. MT Parsons came to Phoenix less than a year ago from Colorado and is exceedingly popular with all who know him. He is a brother of Roy Parsons and is a member of the Country club and Fl Navarro club. He is associated | in business with the H. H. McNeil company.
 Miss Marian Doris gave an at tractive dinner dance Friday evening lat her home on West Jefferson street. The tables central ornament was yellow roses and the chosen color was accentuated in the place cards. Covers were laid for sixteen. Mrs. H. F. Wilkinson gave a per l fectly appointed luncheon of nine l covers Wednesday at her North Cen tral avenue residence. Bachelor but tons featured the floral decorative scheme that was unusually effective. 1 Quantities of fragrant sweet peas ! transformed the Ainsworth residence i on North Central avenue into n lovely spring garden Friday after
 noon when Miss Ruth Ainsworth entertained with hearts in honor of ! Miss Abbie Pic6rell, much feted bride elect Pink was the prevail 1 ing color and was expressed in the l flowers. the nd-painted score 1 cards and the attractive prizes. Mrs. A. J. Murietta presided over Ian exquisitely appointed luncheon at the Adams Wednesday. her guests including Mrs J. F.. Rowlands. Mrs John Ii. Page. Mrs. Joe Green and Miss Ruth Ainsworth.
 Mrs l. T. Hosey was the motif fol Ia beautifully arranged luncheon given by Mrs. Lamar Cobb Monday lat her home on North Eighteenth Iavenue Marigolds were used in eff ifective decoration and covers were
 laid for Mrs. Hosey. Mrs. Frank Hil- lGerbran. Mrs. Thomas Flint Nichols
 Mrs \. R. Cater and Mrs. Paul C Thorne.
 II Miss Emma Thalheimer, who vii be June bride. will be the inspira- ton for a whist at the Woman's clut | Friday afternoon, the hostesses be ing Mrs. T. NJ. Elder and Mrs. Bur | Wilkinson.
 | Mrs Clara Battin and Mrs. Sidney Ii. Stewart will be hostesses of tho week. entertaining Tuesday afternoon at the North Sixth street rcsidenc,
 of Mrs. Battin. Mrs. Stewart plans tc entertain the younger set later il the spring
 II Miss Ann Croft was the guest o1
 honor at an informal auction giver by Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha Tuesday at her country "Esperanza." lt Mrs. Ralph Cameron of 339 Eas | Willetta street gave q delightful tes Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs l. H. Parker. Sweet peas decorated
 charmingly Those present wert Mrs. Parker. Mrs. T. J. Coalter o Flagstaff Mrs H. NJ. Fennemore
 Mrs. A. K. Stafford. Mrs Herber Parsons. Mrs G. II. Grer. Mrs
 George Logic. Mrs. Joella Farmer Mrs. James H. McClintock and Mrs | J. E. Gillespie.
 II Mrs. A. K. Stacy and Miss Mildred
 Stacy left Friday evening for q fort. F nights stay in California. II Mrs. c. H. McMurray. (Maggi
 Farmer) of Arkansas is the guest O
 her mother Mrs. Joella Farmer O
 the Garfield apartments. and sister
 Mrs. George Coffin of Los Olives
 for a few weeks.
 II Mir and Mrs. Russell Catlin O
 Salem are the guests of Mir. an,
 Mrs. George Coffin.
 II Mrs. Isidor Colodny. assisted by tn
 Book and Pen club. entertained tn
 senior class of the high school Sat
 urday with a masked dance at th
 WOman's club. The reception room