Arizona republican., 1915-04-11

laid for Miss Ruth Goldberg. Miss
 Eleanor Huett and Miss Ruth Bene-
 dict.
 Mrs. II. E. Wilkinson presided over
 charminely arranged luncheon Tues
 day at her home on North Central ave-
 nue. A quaint and pretty effect was
 obtained in the use of old fashioned
 flowers. Mrs Wilkinson's guests were
 the members of the executive board of
 the Womans Club of which she is
 president and included Mrs. D. H. Bur tis, Mrs. John Dennett Jr., Mrs. F.. T. Gillette. Mrs. W. C. Foster Mrs. l.. F. Hewins. Mrs. Herman Perry de Mumd and Miss Edith Evans
 Quite the most elaborate event of Easter week was the Knights Templar dance given at the Woman's Club on Wednesday evening. The largely at tended affair was perfectly appointed, the floral features in the reception room, auditorium and card room being of more than ordinary charm. Roses and carnations with delicate ferns in termincled filled tall vases and low bowls and were placed about with : pleasing result. In the ball room fern ropes were festooned from the side lights from which fell shower of greenery. The chief motif of the dec oratve scheme was the immense Ma sonic emblem in pink, white and red | carnations. that was hung to advan- l. -tage on the stage. When the lights l were turned low and the Masonic sym | bol illuminated the effect was excep- 1 tionally attractive. The Besse Orches- 1 tra furnished a splendid dance pro- l gram The scene in the card rooms 1 was equally as lovely as that in the auditorium and six tables enjoyed a
 rubber Of auction. The prizes were won by Mir and Mrs George Christy
 and MT and Mrs. C. H. Pratt.
 Mrs Sims Ely was an informal luncheon hostess Wednesday at her home on North First street A bowl o1 nasturtium was the tables central or nament and covers were laid for Mrs
 Caroline Kibbey. Mrs. Joseph Kihbey 1 Joseph Sherburne Jenckes and Mrs Walter Kibbey of Fl Centro.
 Mrs. N. J. Dougherty of Mesa will bt a luncheon hostess of the week enter
 taining in honor of her mother. Mrs
 Louise Severn of New York.
 Mrs Harry Carson was hostess O the Linger Longer Club Wednesday a street A prettily arranged Luncheon was followed by rubber of auction Mrs H. Clay Parker making the high ct score. The guests of honor Wer'
 Mrs Parker. Mrs Edwin Malcolm Hull and Mrs. Ned Creighton.
 Mrs F. w. Baum presided over al . attractively arranged luncheon at tn Arizona Club yesterday. Pink an' !. white sweet peas decorated with brett, effect. Later in the afternoon Mrs Baum entertained her guests at tn Columbia In the party were Mrs Daniel Francis, Miss Blanche Lum : beck. Miss Mary Van Pert Miss Flor /. ence Studley, Miss Rissie Humphre and Miss Edith Calkins.
 In celebration of the birthday of he mother, Mrs. T. l.. Earl, Mrs. D. I Crabb gave a pleasant affair Friday a her home 1419 North Third street. Tn . red color scheme employed in decora :. ton was carried out in America
 Beauty roses and poppies. Progressiv games were played during the after E noon. The guest list included Mr. Earl. Mrs. F. H. Abbot, Mrs. T. E. IT vine, Mrs. James Bates, Mrs. B. T. Gil ;. lett, Mrs. G. Fred Sharpe. Mrs Ernes Munson, Mrs. A. C. Kingsley, Mrs. \ | D. Davis, Mrs. A. D. Crabb, Mrs D. I |. Connor, Mrs. C. H. Pratt. Mrs. J. I Crabb, Mrs. Dan McDermott and Mir
 , L. l.. Harmon.
 Mrs. V. F.. Hanny gave a notab e event of the week on Thursday after noon when she entertained with aut q ton at her home 1032 North Thir z street. American Beauty roses an ! SNppt ranc cOmhipal i, ., ,,,n.+