Arizona republican., 1915-11-21

club, once popular as a social or ] ganization, is again to be a factor ! in the gay life of the smart set. Thanksgiving day will, as usual, l be the occasion for golf and tennis
 tournaments al the Country club Of particular interest, however, will be
 the vaudeville that will be given inn mediately after the smartly appointed | dinner Despite the attractionss of
 fair week, the rehearsals were held regularly last week and there is no
 questions about the cleverness of the
 acts. Among the most prominent
 actors will be Judge Kent, who is
 also the author of a clever sketch
 that will be presented by group of amateurs of real ability. Among those who will take part are Mrs |
 Sims Ely, Jr, Miss Helen Ely, Miss
 Selma Goldberg, Miss Verde Butler i H. l.. Aller, pr. Gowan, Newell Rice | Eugene Goldman, Lester Byron, Roy
 Murray, Ernest Bennett. Sidney J. | Ross, Hugh Marshall, Paul Renau i! lnsles, E. R. Parsons, Paul Armour, | Jack Westervelt Royal Lescher and
 Edward Marshall. A stage has been | built for the affair and will be erect
 ed in the east end of the ball room
 The entire program is the idea of Mrs. Herbert Burr, who is directingl the rehearsals. She is being assisted by Miss Eleanor Sloan.
 Richard J Hill was a dinner host at the Adams Wednesday evening The table decorations of American Beauty roses was charming. as wereI the cards that marked places for MT. and Mrs. Royal Lescher MT and Mrs. Foster H. Rockwell, Mir and Mrs. Garrett Shuller. Miss Jane Rider. NJ. T. Brook and Robert Beardsley.
 John Rinker Kibbey gave box party at the fair Thursday, followed by q dinner at the Country club His guests included Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Emma Bennett and Theodore Free-i land.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Barber gave a luncheon at the Adams. Thursday, their guests being Mir. and Mrs. Jack Rowland Joe Cassou and Donald Green.
 NoA0 was itCtINtu HtIe yesterday ! of the marriage of Miss Alice Chaffee to Francis H. Bowker. which took : place at Rutland. Vermont. at noon Wednesday,. MT. and Mrs Bowker, :, left immediately after the ceremony , for Carara, Nevada. where MT. Bow I ler is extensively interested .inl marble quarries Mrs. Bowker will be pleasantly recalled by the Phoenix ( smart set, for she was a great favor $ te when she visited Mrs John Pagei ! few seasons ago.
 Mir. and Mrs. Foster H Rockwell I informally at dinner at i heS Adams Thursday evening. Those ( vho enjoyed their hospitality were1 f Mr and Mrs. Jack Rice of San Fran-i I 'isco. Mrs. J. C. Adams and C. H. ( -oftus
 MT. and Mrs Jack Barber. Joe a 'assou and Donald Green were MT. . md Mrs. Jack Rowlands dinner| ,uests Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. H, w. Asbury gaveI beautifully appointed dinner at the 'ountry club Wednesday evening in T. Ionor of Dr. and Mrs. Ross Bazeui f. f Winslow
 Mrs. Lewis Wallace and Mrs. Hor- ce Knowles entertained at dinner h ionday evening, in honor of Mrs n oseph T. Cook and her daughter r Iiss Maud Hoxie, who left the fol- N owing day for Buffalo Besides the ', uests of honor there were present x, IT,. and Mrs. Royal Lescher and e ,obert Beardsley.
 A desert picnic on Sunday preceded
 jolly dinner at Sings, at which overs were laid for MT. and Mrs 1 . oval Lescher, Mrs. Horace Knowles M