Arizona republican., 1914-02-08

over which Mrs Ross will preside for later she will give a series o card afternoons.
 The Country Club play. is of course the event of the year. Not only i: society looking forward to the even for the pleasure of seeing it's mem , bers 'on the stage but are antici- pating it from the artistic standpoint aroused by the fact that it is to be presented by Maitland Davies. Specia scenery is now being built and paint ed The cast, including well knoWr maids, matrons and club men, follows Christopher Jedbury ST Gan East In dian MerchanD ............... ..........+......Ju Judge Edward kent Mrs. Jedbury (his Wife) ............
 .............M Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha Christopher Jedbury Jr. (their son) ..............Ce Celora M. Stoddard Nelly (their daughter) ........... ........... Mrs. Celora NJ. Stoddard Whimper (their man -serVant . ................... de R. Miller Job (valet to Jedbury JrD ... .................... James Dawson Major HedWay Ga retired sOldier) -. ...............Ar Archibald R. Cater Dora this niece) -, Mrs. (. C. Stanley MT. Glibb (president of the associa
 tion for suppression of juvenile
 gambling) Stephen Jennings Mrs Glibb (his better halO ....... .............M Miss Ruth Ainsworth Tom Bellaby Ca young lawyer) ...
 ..................... Lester Byron MT. Simpson (manager of the Bonn
 bay House) H. L. Aller
 The exact date has not been set but it is understood Christopher Jr will be at the Elks February 2G and 2.
 At the Country club luncheon and tea Wednesday was the usual con- tingent Of smart folk who make the club q rendezvous for these pleasant weekly events. Among the many present were Mrs. Sidney J. Ross Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs. w. C. S. John Dennett, Jr, Mrs. Charles Me Mrs. Grant Shockley, Mrs. Frank Hilderbran, Mrs. Asa B. Kennan, Mrs. Howard Reed, Mrs. F. 0. F. Harbison, Mrs. H, l.. Aller, Mrs. $. E. Marshall, Mrs Isaac Taft Stod- dard, Mrs. Lawrence Holden, Mrs Roy Parsons, Mrs Celora Martin rI Louis H. Chalmers, Mrs. Warren McArthur, Mrs. Robert Peabody Mrs. Warren McArthur, Jr., Mrs Van Swearinger, Miss Pearl Stauffer and Miss Ellen Conway
 Mrs. L. D. Dameron and Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan gave a series of auc- ton afternoons Thursday and Friday that ranked among the especially enjoyable events of the week. Their guests numbered fifty.
 Dr. and Mrs Edwin J. Gillette gave q prettily appointed dinner Wednesday evening at their North Seventh street residence. The table s
 
 were arranged for Judge and Mrs. Finest Lewis, Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Craig and George Buxton of San Diego.
 The Monday club of last season was reorganized last week when a group of auction enthusiasts met ,t-itl d. avenue. It was decided to hold weekly meetings throughout the re- mainder of the winter. Mrs. Hal Bennett made the highest score at tEe initial gathering and those there were Mrs. Clay Parker, Mrs. Charles Stauffer, Mrs. George H. Lutgerding, Mrs. Webb Griffin, Mrs. Roy Par sons, Mrs. Hal Bennett, Mrs Eu- gene Redewill, Mrs. Edwin Malcolm Hull and Mrs. Frank Hilderbran. In honor of Miss Inez Carpenter ot Dallas, who is her guest for the winter, Mrs. Lewis T. Carpenter gave a delightful bridge luncheon Wednesday at her home on the Me Dowel road. Around the table laden with exquisite pink carnations and pretty basket favors were gath cred Miss Carpenter, Mrs Raymond Cover. Miss Katherine Kennan, Miss Fay De Mund Miss Harriet Hurley Miss Marion Doris, Miss Bessie Ensign and Miss Marjorie LeavelI The Thomas Nolans of Prescott have returned to the north after a short stay in town, the guests of MT and Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy. Fred Long was a luncheon host Tuesday, his guests being MT and