Arizona republican., 1915-04-25

ing won bNH Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemore, Miss Martha Ciarnett of 619 North Third avenue had Mrs. Cooke as her guest at tea early in the week, while on Thursday she was feted by Mrs. w. F.. Washington and Mrs. Wallace Matthie of S01 West Madison street, Friday afternoon, Mrs. H. J. Lee of West Washington street made Mrs. Cooke the complimented guest at de lightful affair."
 Mr and Mrs. Clay Leonard of West Washington street gave a dinner on Tuesday, her guests being Dr. and Mrs. i A. B. Nichols, pr and Mrs. Harry
 Carson and Mrs H. J. Lee.
 In honor of Mrs. M. E. Hosman of Macomb. Ill., Mrs. Frank J. Blount. Mrs R. B. Elliott and Miss Nell Blount gave a delightful affair Friday after noon at their North Central avenue residence Spring was evidenced not only in the decorations but in the en- tertainment of the guests. A novel and original flower guessing game proved the fascinating diversion. The house was q bower of blossoms. In the living room q brilliant red color scheme was carried out in poppies and sweet peas The reception hall was decked in hOneysuckle and roses and
 in the library in Cecil Bruner roses, while the pink tone was accentuated in poppies and sweet peas. The dining room ceiling was hung in butterfly the small tables being decorated in sweet peas of rainbow shades. Asked to meet Mrs. Hosman were Mrs. Louis Sands. Mrs z D. Futile Mrs. Thomas Winston Peck, Mrs. Katherine Wisner McCluskey. Mrs. F. A. Marshall. Mrs. Henry David Evans, Mrs. C. D. Fur nan, Mrs. l.. F.. Hewins. Mrs. James Griffen. Mrs. Harry Kennedy, Mrs Jo- seph Cope. Mrs. Philip Wiesner, Mrs. C. NJ Scott, Mrs. R. E. Wisner. Mrs. S H. Griffin. Mrs. Harry Chandler of Mesa. Mrs. C. H. Watson. Mrs. :. F. TrOwtridge, Miss TToWbridte NJ
 Grace Peck, Miss Isi nio Peck. Miss Telford and Miss Martha Garmctt
 Mr and Mrs. D. II. Butts celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary Sunday with a family dinner of nine covers at their home. 646 North Sec ond avenue
 Mrs. IT. W. Fennemore entertained at luncheon al the Arizona club Friday her guests including Miss Margaret Hurst. Miss Dorothy Slayback. Miss Gladys Kelly and Mss Elizabeth sam uels
 Miss Anna Munsor presided over a luncheon Wednesday at her country home that was one of the prettiest affairs of the week. Pink and white sweet peas were used in decoration and spring cards marked places for Mrs. F.. w. Baum. Mrs. J. O. Sexson. Mrs. Ernest Munson. Mrs. Harry Shedd Mrs. G r., Rosenberry. Mrs. c. r. Kingman. Mrs A NJ. Marshall. Mrs. W. A. Work and Miss Merta Work.
 Mrs Jack Rice arrived from San Francisco Wednesday and will be here a few weeks the guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. J. J. Sweeney of North Central Avenue.
 simon Oberfelder was in town on Wednesday from California returning 10 the coast immediately after the completion of business that necessi- tated his presence in town. MT. and Mrs. Oberfeldcr have been missed greatly from recent smart events and
  be hailed with delight by their many friends.
 Miss Jane Rider was in town for the week from Trcson
 Miss Mary Castle who was much 1 feted while here as the guest of her sister Mrs. Fred Christy left Thursday , for California. She will visit the eX- positions at San Diego and San Fran
 cisco before returning to her home in St. Paul.
 Mir and Mrs. Ford D. C. Thompson
 of Brooklyn are the week end guests
 of MT and Mrs. Louis s. Thompson of North Central avenue. They ar rived Saturday from the Grand Can von and will tour the western coast
 before their return to New York Miss Margaret Hurst of Salt Lake
 is the week end guest of Mrs. H. NJ
 F'ennemore of 5O1 East Moreland St. Miss Harriett Hurley entertained two tables of auction Monday after noon at her home on South Central avenue. Those who enjoyed her in- 1 formal hospitality were Mrs. Warren 1 NIcArthur, Mrs. R. F. Van Sweringen, Mrs. Robert Peabody. Mrs. A. C. Me ! Queen, Mrs. J. r. Alkire. Miss Ellen | Conway. Miss Eleanor Sloan and Miss May Hurley.
 Mrs. F.. J. Gillette of North Seventh street will entertain informally on Tuesday in honor of MT. and Mrs. J. 1 w. Daniels and Mir and Mrs. George tArcner of St. Paul.