Arizona republican., 1915-05-16

guest of Mrs. Tom Campbell of Il
 North Eighteenth avenue.
 Mrs. Harry Wilson Elliott and Miss
 Frances Elliott of 3o2 North Fifth avenue recently entertained with a
 series 0f delightful Eeighbofhood af-
 ternoons. On Tuesday they presided
 over a particularly pretty tea their
 guests numbering thirty three. Among
 those present were Miss Bernice
 Warren EgglestOn who gave two de-
 lightfully humorous readings and Miss Nellie Teasdale whose piano num-
 bers were well received. She played
 several Cadmen selections.
 Talk of plans for the next few months brings to mind that summer is not far distant. As usual thcra
 will be a number of smart folk at Iron Springs for the July ana August season. pr. and M,s. John Dennett, Jr who are devoted to the popular resort will be among the first to open their place in the populac noun tain resort. leaving town as early as the middle of June Wednesday evening the Dennetts enter,ainci four l tables, their guests beng among the 1 nuIHDef WHO Will SuIntnC- at the Springs.
 ! Miss Ethel Ming has set June 16 i as the date of her marriage to Jo- seph Bernhardt NaSee. Although it will be a quiet event with only the relatives and a few close friends to witness the ceremony it will be one of the most attractive of summer af- fairs If will take pl1 in ternoon at the Trinity Pro- Cathedral and Dean Scarlett will read the ser vice. The young folk will leave at once for California. motol:ng through the state for month or more. On their return they will be at home at lO1O North Third street.
 Mir. and Mrs Harold Baxter and Miss Shirley Baker of Denver were the dinner guests recently of Mss Ruth Ainswort1 of North Central avenue
 Bishop Julius w Atwood entertain- ed the governors O. the University club at dinner Wednesday evening at his home, S10 North ThirI .avenlle. Covers were arran2c1 for Judge Richard F.. Sloan, john R. Hampton Arthur Hahn, James Westervelt, Dr l Roy E. Thomas. l.. M. Laney, and Dr. Robert R. Brownfield.
 MT and Mrs. George Morse CHelen | Chapman) passed the week here en | route to California where they will | visit the eXpositions before going l to the Hawaiian Islands for an ir- definite stay. Their marriage was smart event that took place in l Ashville. N. C.. a fortnight ago. . While in Phoenix, MT. and Mrs | Morse were the guests of StanwoOd | Murphy and were the recipients of | much social attention Among their hosts were MT. and Mrs. John II. Page who. gave a luncheon in their honor, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Fuller made them the motif for an attrac- lively arranged dinner at their home in Mesa and there were the in spiration for recent jolly picnic on the south side
 The Country club was the scene of a delightful affair on Wednesday when q tennis party was followed by a supper ana clever charades. Among those who motored out for
  Mrs Ernest Lewis, Mir. and Mrs Rupert Morse. Nr. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed, pr and Mrs. H J. Jessop, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha MT. and Mrs. Charles McArthur Mir and Ms. Haold C. Bennett, Ms S. E. Marshall. Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Katherine Kennan. Miss Ruth Iessop. Hugh Marshall, John Rinkor Kibbey. Ernest Bennett and Dean Scarlett
 Mrs William Bertram and her sis ter Miss Fay DeMund entertained with auction and hearts at the De | Mund residence on North Second avenue The card rooms were charming in a profuson of fragrant sweet peas and pansies. Seven tables enjoyed their delightful hos pitality.
 Mrs. F.. E. Kirkland presided over at her home on Coronado Boulevard The table decoration was unusually pretty the color scheme of lavender and gold being artistically carried out in Verbena and Palo Verde. cut glass bowl of the charmingly flowers was the center piece and the place cards featured golden flowers. Auction was played in the afternoon. the prize winners being Mrs c. D. Doris and Mrs Louis H. Chalmers
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