Arizona republican., 1914-02-15
TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR

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 Stewart, Mrs. Reba Elliott and Mrs
 J. NJ. Philipouski assisted in the re-
 ception hall and punch room Pre-
 siding at the tea tables were Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Gertrude Moore
 and Miss Mabel Hooker.
 Mrs. Ross sent cards to her calling list, yet the rooms of her house arc
 so arranged that although there was a throng of callers, there was moi
 the crush that usually prevails at 6 large tea.
 Society did not overlook the Auto Show and every evening found many interested groups at the Savoy. Sc
 many maids and matrons drive their own cars that it was not to be won
 dered that they were in attendance
 and that they enjoyed every feature i of the splendid exhibit. The event
 vas the inspiration for several late
 suppers, for quite the favorite diver i sion of the week was the show, fol- i lowed by a supper and in many in l stances an informal dance.
 1 Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey is a favor ite hostess this winter, the series of auction afternoons she is giving rank among the particularly pleasur- able affairs. She entertained on Thursday afternoon with one of the series and, like the former events, five tables of guests were present The prizes were won by Mrs. A. R. Cater and Mrs. Daniel Francis. The invitation list included Mrs. E. H.
 Abbott. Mrs. Charles c. Stanley,
 Mrs. William Pinney, Mrs James H.
 McClintock. Mrs. E. A. Marshall.
 Mrs. Harry Heap of Prescott, Mrs
 U w. Crenshaw. Mrs. Clarke
 Churchill Mrs. Victor Hanny, Mrs
 Clay Leonard, Mrs. J. Elliott Walker,
 Mrs. D. H. Burtis. Mrs. J. A.
 Eames Mrs. W. M Elder, Mrs. Dan
 iel Francis, Mrs. A. R. Cater, Mrs.
 E. A. Fickas, Mrs. J. NJ. Swetnam,
 Mrs. Ancil Martin Mrs. A. c. Me
 Queen, Mrs. H. J. Lee and Miss Kitchens.
 In celebration of the seventy fifth birthday of her mother, Mrs J. W.
 kalfus, Mrs. James s. Griffin of 1105 North Second street gave an exceedingly charming dinner Thurs day evening. The house througnout Was decorated artistically in roses and lilies. The tables centerpiece was an unique Chinese bowl holding ( graceful cluster of lilies. The af- fair was a complete surprise to Mrs. kalfus and the pleasure was accen- tuated when a large cake ornamented m seventy-five candles as placed be- fore her. Three generations were represented, which included Mr and Mrs. James :. Griffin, MT. and Mrs. Raymond E. Kalfus, Mrs. E. F. Grif- fin, Miss Elizabeth Kalfus, Miss Roma Kalfus and Jack Griffin.
 Mrs. J. Elliott Walker and Mrs D. II. Burtis gave the second of the series of delightful auction after moons with which they are enter taining Thursday afternoon. The highest scores were made by Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson and Mrs. E. E.. Kirkland
 The Country club added another event to it's long list of social sue oesses Thursday evening when auc- ton was the feature Mrs. Howard Reed and Paul Brewster captured the attractive prizes. Among the interested players gathered about the ten tables were Judge and Mrs Ern- est Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Howard Reed MT. and Mrs. Frank Harbeson. MT. and Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers, | MT and Mrs. Gordon Tweed, MT. and Mrs. Paul Brewster, Mr and Mrs. | w. c. Foster, Dr. and Mrs Ancil Martin, MT. and Mrs. Fen Hildreth, | MT and Mrs. Harry Kay, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lobit, MT and Mrs 1 Aaron Goldberg, Dr. and Mrs A. B. | Nichols Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, Mrs. | Isaac Taft Stoddard, Mrs. Warren | Ms. Leo Goldman, Mrs. | Asa B. Kennan, Mrs. Evans Darby | and Sam Wilson.
 This week is to be one of enjoy- | ment, many afternoon and evening | events contributing to the gayety | The most elaborate affair is to be | given by the Bachelors Friday ! evening at the Arizona School Of | Music. It is to be the George Wash | ington dance and is always eagerly l and is to be particularly l smart this season. The club has | made a new ruling, which demands | that tickets be presented for admis- | sion.
 Ms w. R. Battin will entertain l Wednesday and Thursday afternoons of this week at her home 330 l Latham street.
 Mrs. Webb Griffin of North Gen. l tral avenue presided It charming Iunchean Thursday. Her guests were Mrs Cynthia Davenport of Lees | Mrs. S. W. Higley. Mrs | Charles Stauffer, Mrs. Thomas Hig- ley. Mrs. Roy Parsons, Miss Pearl and Miss Jessie Higley.
 At the Adams hotel Thursday evening Mrs Don D. Kinnebrew of 543 East Culver street entertained with @ dinner in honor of Mrs. Lewis T. Carpenter and Miss Inez Car I enter The tahl was prattjIy doc