Arizona republican., 1915-01-10

the winter There has never been
a sufficient number of affairs at
the club to satisfy the pleasure low
| ing, and the new venture will be
heartily supported by the members.
Mrs. John r. Hampton gave Il
charmingly appointed luncheon We'd
nesday at her apartments at the
Powell. The tables centerpiece OF
ferns was effectively arranged. Co.
vers We're laid for Mrs Sims Ely,
Jr. Mrs. Walter HintZe, Mrs. Her
bert Atha, Jr., and Mrs. Wilbur
! Heater
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Cook of 1918
| n. Third street, gave a charmingly
appointed dinner recently their guests
being MIR. and Mrs. Fen S Hildreth,
| DR., and Mrs. r. j. Roper of Pres
| colt, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Holmes,
Mrs. Evans Darby and j. f. San
ders.
! Mrs George Hahn will be the
motif for luncheon tomorrow over
which Mrs Herbert Burr Atha VIII
| preside at her home, SOP East Gull
| yer street
| Mrs. Philip Wiesner presided over
a beautifully appointed dinner Tues
day evening at her home sos North
Second street. A center piece Of
feathery ferns and carnations carried
out a green and pink color scheme
that was accentuated in the favors.
Covers We're arranged for Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Parsons, who were the
incentive for the affair, Mr. and Mrs
Roy Parsons and Miss Mary Leavell
| Mrs Gordon Tweed was an in
formal auction hostess Monday after
noon at her North Central avenue
residence. Two tables of guests en-
gagged her hospitality, the prizes were
won by Mrs. W. J. Kngsbury and
| Mrs. John bennett, Jr.
i Mr. and Mrs Ralph Murphy en-
tertained delightfully."- with a luncheon
at the Ingleside club Wednesday
complimentary to Lieutenant and
Mrs. Arthur S. Dysart. Besides the
guests Of honor there were present
Or. and Mrs Louis Dysart, Mr. and
Mrs Edward Shaw and Mrs S. A.
! Dysart
! a picnic to Camp Creek on the
| tapis for today will be enjoyed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
! Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs David Gold =
Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Hen
rietta Goldman, Albert Rosenberg
and William A Horrell
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kay were
dinner hosts at the Adams recently,
their guests including Mr. and Mrs.
Fen S: Hildreth, Dr. and Mrs. r j.
Roper of PRESCOTT, Mrs GeneVieve
Petid Fred Tatum and Hervey Ber-
ryman.
! one of the particularly pretty
events of the week was the luncheon
given by Mrs. George Olney Thursday
in honor of Mrs. George Hahn The
Olney residence on North Central
avenue was effectively decorated in
spring flowers and greenery The
tables central ornament was cleverly
combined sweet allysum narcissus.
pink rose buds and ferns. Covers
were laid for Mrs Hahn, Mrs Homer
King, Mrs. Fred A. Woolsey. Mrs.
Sidney ]. Ross. Mrs. H. f. Bird and
i Miss Henrietta Olney.
A desert picnic on Wednesday was
enjoyed by Mrs. H. f. Campbell, Mrs
Sims Ely Mrs. Frank Cox. Mrs w.
P. Sears and Mrs. f. f. Kirkland
The ID. T. club met Tuesday eve
ming with Mr. and Mrs. Ira j. John
son of North First avenue W. S.
Goldsworthy made the highest auc-
ton score.
I Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ Peabody of
10 West LinWood street entertained
the card club of which they are
members at dinner Friday Covers
were laid for Mr. and Mrs Royal
Lescher, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nc
Arthur, and Mrs. and Mrs B. f.
Sweringen.
Mr. and Mrs. Sims Ely. Jr, OF
North Central avenue, We're hosts al
contribution dinner followed by
auction, Tuesday evening. Guests al
the affair included the cotere OF
young folk, who make up the person
mel of n card club that meets once q
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 1shan
were the honored guests.
Miss Waywood Spellman enter
tanned recently at her home on NORTH
| First street in honor of Miss AnSts