Arizona republican., 1915-12-26

Charles Korrick and Abe Korrick. The Bachelors club will give it's an nual stag dinner Wednesday evening. at the Country club.
 Mir and Mrs. Louis Thompson were | the dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. II. E. Campbell Monday evening.
 Dr. and Mrs. John Dennett, Jr., en- tertained with a family dinner of eight covers yesterday.
 Miss Anna Marks whose engagement to Louis J. Simmons was announced recently has set February 20 as the date of her marrige. The wedding will take place at the brides home in Chicago, and it is quite possible that the honeymoon will be passed in Ari- zona. Miss Marks made a host of friends when she visited here two sea- sons ago and will be cordially wei comed should she return.
 Quite the most welcome news in many a day was the word received IIAC NCoNOidctS llldl MISS AldDcl Jane Fenn planned to pass a few weeks here on her way from Omaha to the coast. She will arrive on Wednesday and will be the guest of Mrs. A. c. Baker.
 One of the most interesting events of the early winter season will be the wedding of Miss Helen Duval and liar " Norton Cox which will take place at three thirty o'clock Tuesday after noon at the home of Mir and Mrs Garth w. Cate in La Belle Place. Rev erend R. c. Harker of the Methodist Episcopal church will read the service. The bride elects mother Mrs. Louis MacLane Garesche of Williams. who has been visiting her daughter for the past fortnight, and a few close friends will be the only guests. The living room where the ceremony will take place will be decorated in holiday greens and berries. There will be no bridal atendants The young folk will make their home in Morristown where MT Cox has large cattle and land in terests.
 smart musical event of the year will be the orchestral concert at the Woman's club Thursday afternoon un- der the auspices of the Trinity Guild There have been remarkably few worth while musical events this sea son and everyone is keenly anticipating the splendid affair of this week. The program will be arranged by Eugene Redewill, and the committee in charge comprises Mrs. II. NJ. Fennemore. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, Mrs William E. Deity, Mrs. c. r. Ainsworth and Mrs. William L. Pinney.
 Judge and Mrs. Henry D. Ross gave a dinner of charming appointments on Christmas their guests being Mir and Mrs. J. M. Phillipous1i. MT. and Mrs. Walter Hintze, Mrs. J. E. Hooker, Miss Mary Mildred Smith and Ted Ross.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Bennitt made their niece Miss Emma Bennitt of Los An geles the inspiration for d delightful dance Christmas night at their resi- dence on North Central avenue. The holiday motif was carried out in an elaborate decorative scheme. The guests numbered fifty.
 I MT. and Mrs. George J. Stoneman of North Central avenue are entertain | ing house party over the holidays. Their guests are Mrs. Stoneman's father, F. w. Hamm and brother, F.
 W. Hamm of Albuuerque and sister
 Mrs. D. F. Williamson of Globe Mrs | Williamson will remain until spring. The Utopia club contributed to the
 pleasure of the past gay fortnight with a delightful dance at the Woman's
 club. Among the many present were MT. and Mrs. Fred Barrows, MT. anC
 Mrs. Arthur Viault Miss Ruth Griffen
 Miss Mabel Spellman, Miss Jean Walk CT Miss Virginia Graves, Miss FIorenc, Foust, Miss Teresa Kehoe. Miss Car. rie Mulrein, Miss Mable Crozier. Mis-, Louis Cross, Miss Myrtle KiIpatricll 1 Miss Carmelita Ward, Miss Irene Si dell Miss Laura Andrews. Miss Bern.
 ice ShackelfOrd, Miss Naomi Sullivan
 MISS Para Lee Irwin, Miss Lucille Jam
 isoil, MISS Florence Narnum, Miss Bes ESIe Humphrey, Miss Ada BoveII. Mis- Hllsbrok, Miss Ada Smith. Miss AIic,
 oWlgert' Kenneth Jamison, Joe Little Glen Stevens, Robert McComb Car
 Hoover, L. $. Henderson. w. Y Mills George Peter, Lawrence Harrison. Gle, iSnodgrass, J. Howard Hughes. Jos feph r. Kehoe Dave Little, Mickey
 Harrington, Hubert Geare. Charle
 Snyder, Jay Jacoby, Mulford Smith
 Joseph Wenger Paul Jones Job,
 Geare Edward Orr and Edward Ser
 tram.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Crabb celebrate,
 their fiftieth wedding anniversary Fri day afternoon at their home on tb ChrISty road The house was adorne,
 in flowers that expressed the golde,
 tone used in the decorative scheme
 Great quantities of chrysanthemum and mariSolds were arranged witl
 charming effect. MT. and Mrs. Crabl received informally during the after noon and family dinner was the fea ture of the evening. A large bridal caE the gift of A. M. Crabb of Los An geles ornamented the table while Mrs Crabb carried a bridal boduet also sen ] from relatives on the coast. Mrs
 James Kane, daughter living in New man, and L. V. Crabb, a son in Lo Angeles were unable to be present bu other members of the family at tn gathering were MT. and Mrs E. H Crabb, MT. and Mrs. A. D. Crabb. MI and Mrs. D. D. Crabb and Mrs Mati