Arizona republican., 1915-02-21

M fS AkerS announced the engagement of her sister, Miss Ethel Ming to J. B. Magee the news of which appeared ex- clusively in The Republican.
 Arthur Ainsworth returned Wednes- 6ay from California
 Mrs. L. r.. Allen left Monday for a southern town that will occupy the spring rIonths.
 Mrs. |. J. Waldon of Los Angeles ar rived "Wednesday and will be the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs. R. H. Grif- fin of 521 North Second street for sev- erdl weeks.
 Mrs. Frederick Carpenter and Miss lnez Carpenter of Boston who came l west for the Carpenter Morrison we'd ding which took place in Prescott Tues day. are in Castle Hot Springs for a week on their way to California.
 
 | The society features of the Panama 1 Pacific exposition will be a great fac tor in it's success. The Polo tourna- ment, which begins on March 15 and lasts, six weeks, the golf tournament, which begins on April 26 and lasts q month the harness races. which will be held in June and again in Novem- l Der, the Horse Show, which will take place in the late summer, are all events which will draw large num- Der of smart people from all parts of the country.
 There are to be musical receptions also entertainments for the celebrities n art, literature and music. There will be tea dances at the various state buildings and a number of elaborate receptions at the foreign buildings at which notables from all over the world will be in attendance.
 Scores of Phoenicians are planning to be in San Francisco during the ex- position season, many of whom will be on the coast in July and August. While the polo tournament is being featured as the most notable social event there will be countless other af- fairs equally pleasurable The winter , and spring months in Phoenix are much too delightful to leave and even those who delight in travel prefer waiting until the heated term.
 Mrs. Arthur c. Bailey gave a de- lightful tea recently at her country place Ironwods" in house of Mrs. J. Ii. Jacobs of St Louis, Miss Jessie Baker of Chicago and Miss Fances Chamber lain of New York. The living rooms were attractive in a profusion of all mond blossoms and dainty hearts car ried out a Valentine suggestion There was charming musical program pre- scented by Mrs. A. C. McGrue of St Paul and Miss lone Fauley while Miss Chamberlain gave m interesting read ing. Asked to meet the complimented guests were Mrs. Garrett Schuller, Mrs. W. B. TWitchell Mrs. A. C. Me Grul, Mrs. H. C. Connell. Mrs A. M Marshall, Mrs. Aubrey V. Smith. Mrs. Perry l.. Downing. Mrs. Earl Ream. Mrs. A. c. Hargrove, Mrs F.. C. Briggs. Mrs. w. A Wilson, Mrs. E. C. Chan dier, Mrs William Mckee. Mrs J. A Horne, Mrs, Frank Whitton. Mrs Leonore Runser, Miss lone Frauley and Miss Grace Miller
 Mrs. T. W Pemberton and Mrs. H. tidH I eti hti NtIll lbhltu tp liit SdStiH of the week with a series of affairs on Thursday when they entertained with auction at their apartments at the Welch. A pretty spring effect was ob tained in d dainty decoration of mari golds. Mrs Lyman Bennett and Miss Eleanor Sloan were the prize winners In the afternoon and the guest list in cluded Mrs. George Fowler Gardiner, Mrs. Harold Baxter, Mrs. Frank Hil- derbran, Mrs. Robert A. Craig, Mrs. Sidney Clearinghouse, Mrs. Charles McArthur, Mrs. James Parker. Mrs. A. E. Cater, Mrs R. E. Gillian. Mrs. Gus Noll. Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard, Mrs. Joe Green, Mrs. Roy Goodrich, Mrs Ed win Malcolm Hull, Mrs. Eugene Rede- will, Mrs. Chas. Munger. Mrs. Benja min stanton, Mrs. Lyman Bennett, Mrs E. A. Goodrich of Los Angeles, Mrs Walter Hintze, Mrs. Charles Isham Mrs Roy Wayland, Mrs A. B. Nichols, Mrs. Cy Byrne, Mrs. Earl Parker, Mrs Donald Mcqueen, Mrs. Raymond Cover, Mrs. Charles Smurthwaite, Mrs Will liam Bertram, Mrs. F.. Paul Ceilings, Mrs. J. w. CrenshaW. Mrs. Edward Shaw. Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes, Mrs. Milton Munger, Mrs. l.. F.. HeWins Miss Ruth AinSWOrth Miss Elsie Nun