Arizona republican., 1915-03-14

yesterday afternoon at their North Central avenue residence.
 The Country club contingent contin- ues to enjoy the Wednesday tennis luncheon inaugurated early in the sea- son. Noticed at the last mid weekly affair were Mrs. Ernest Lewis. Mrs. B. F. Van Sweringen, Mrs Fred Woolsey,
 Mrs Robert Peabody, Mrs. H. F.
 Campbell. Mrs. Gladstone McElihaney of St. Louis, Mrs. Roy Parsons, Miss
 Ruth Ainsmorth, Miss Ellen Conway
 and Miss Selma Goldberg.
 Palm Villa was the scene of a de-
 lightfully informal supper Tuesday when Miss Anna Archer and Miss Fan
 nie Archer entertained in honor of the birthday of their nephew. Anthony Be- geer of The Hague. Auction was played later in the evening Miss Kate Will son and Dr. John Dennett Jr, making the highest score.
 From London comes word that Mrs.
 MoWbrary Upton has joined the Red
 Cross and is one of it's most active workers. Her young sons, Jack Wick
 ersham and Thomas Upton, neither of whom is of age, are in the European trenches.
 The Trinity Guild gave series of interesting events during the winter season but it's most pretentious offer ing will take place in spring. To be exact the date has been set for Easter
 Monday when it will present Alice Re- deWill in recital at the Arizona School of Music. Already scores of inquiries have been made relative to the sale of tickets for all Phoenix is eager to hear this brilliant young pianist who won such phenomenal fame abroad. The reserved seat sale will be held on
 March 9 at the Central Pharmacy and
 those who plan to attend the concert are advised to secure their tickets early.
 The meeting of the Arizona Colonial
 Danes at the North Central avenue
 residence Of Mrs. William NJ Seabury,
 Monday. was interesting and enthusi- astic and may result in the holding of an exhibition Of antique relics in Phoe-
 nix as well as having the state repre-
 scented in publication issued by the
 society A letter was read from the
 Registrar of the Massachusetts society of Colonial Danes in regard to book
 the society is to publish on American
 Samplars made prior to 1915 and in- quiry was made if any such samplers were in Arizona that the state might be represented in the book. Anyone who owns a sampler made prior to 1915 is asked to communicate with Mrs. Sea bury a description may be forwarded the Massachusetts society as Arizona has never before been represented in any of Colonial Dame publications and il is hoped advantage may be taken of this opportunity. A plan was also dis cussed at the meeting relative to hold ing an exhibition of interesting an- tique relics of which there are many inf Phoenix. during the latter part of April. The society will greatly appreciate if anyone having such articles of inter est would communicate with Mrs. H. D. Evans of Mesa Mrs C. F. Ainsworth or Mrs. Seabury. / Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard of North Central avenue entertained in- 1 formally at luncheon Thursday Mrs Herbert Burr Atha, Mrs Lawrence Holden. Mrs Gordon Tweed and Miss Ruth Ainsworth.
 | Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers and Mrs | Charles McArthur entertained fifteen
 tables of auction Thursday afternoon | in honor of Mrs. $. E. Coats of Los ] Angeles. The Chalmers residence on
 the Mcdowell road was decorated with
 prOfusion of desert poppes The card prizes were won by Mrs. Aaron | Goldberg. Mrs. T. w. Pemberton and
 Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, Mrs. William s | Humbert winning the cut prize. Mrs