Arizona republican., 1915-04-04

I when they invited to meet Mr. anG Nrs. Deckard MT and Mrs. A. c. Hargrave. Mir. and Mrs. P. l.. Down | ing. Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Bailey, MT and Mrs. G. A. Mintz. Mir and Mrs. Fred Thomas. Mir. and Mrs. C. z. Scott, Jr.. and Mrs. W. B. Twitche'. MT. and Mrs. Walter l.. smith. Mts. | McGru. Mrs. Laura Butler, Mrs r. Gordon, Miss Ethel Twitchell. Miss Louella TWitchell Miss Frances Chamberlain, Miss Jessie Baker, Miss Miss Edna Gordon. Frank Smithline Cecil McGru. Don smith and William Deckard-
 Female Masonry ala Screech,' is Ian amateur attraction to be given at Masonic Temple Thursday even ing a 'Weck, under the direction of Mrs. A. M Mayfield. The cast has not been completed but it is under stood that Mrs. w. E. Twitchlel Will play the lead The lines are ex ceedingly amusing and the play yin undoubtedly score q hit.
 
 Mr and Mrs. William Harrison Lewis and Miss Stella Wilson rere the guests of honor at a prettily a,.- pointed dance given by Miss Selma Goldberg last evening at her homo on North Central avenue The house was decorated in desert poppies th9t were arranged with artistic effect. Besides the honored guests there were present Mrs. Sidney Bodding house, Mrs. Randolph McEihaney, Miss Marion Doris. Miss Harriet Hurley. Miss Katherine Kennan. Miss Ruth Griffin, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Henri- etta Clney, Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Kate Wilson, Arthur Halen, Ernest Bennett. Hugh D. Marshall. Arthur Iolton. John Rinker kibey, Lester Byron. Roy Murray. Albert Rosen- berg, sylvan Gang. William Cole 'man Rogers. r. x. Chapman, Fred Aimee. Irving A. Horrell, Robert Beardsley Calhoun Norton. Edward Marshall and Alexander Baker. | Mir. and Mrs. C. D. DOrrlS gave the most notable event of the week Thursday evening when they gave an al fresco supper in honor of sev leral out of town visitors. The north and east gardens, where the tables were arranged were gay with countless Japanese lanterns while indoors, where auction was played 1 ia desert poppies rivaled in attractive .iess the out of door scene. Forty guests enjoyed the charming hospi- tality of Mir and Mrs. Doris.
 One of the large events planned for later in the month. is on the laiternoon of the twenty ninth when Mrs. J. C. MOnilan and her daughter Miss Anna Monihan. will entertaili the Woman's Club. The affair to which invitations will be issued shortly will be one of the most at tractive musical events of the year
 Mrs. Charles F.. Arnold Of i54f West Washington street will he ar informal auction hostess Tuesday af- ternoon.
 In celebration of the birthday ot their daughter, Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr. MT. and Mrs. William Perry Sears l ieave an attraotively appointed din- , Ter Monday evening at their hom, p on North Central avenue. Pink ear. nations decorated with charming ef feet Besides the guest of horol f Iand alr. Ely. there were present ? Mr. ard Mrs. Sims Ely. Sr, Mr an, , ibert Burr Atha Jr.. and Northcu Ely.
 Mrs. Thomas Kavanaugh recent, entertained with a series of affair at her home 54S West Portland. Ol both occasions spring flowers 1 fea tured the decorative scheme. The in itial affair was an auction afternoon when Mrs. Kavanaugh entertairet Mrs. George Stoneman. Mrs. R. Il Wilkinson. Mrs. Rupert Moore, Mre William Wilkinson. Mrs. R. II. Egnel Mrs. ]. E. Ormand. Mrs. A. w Morrill, Mrs, J. l.. Gust. Mrs. J. < Moore, Mrs F. A. Hough. Mrs Clara Battin. Mrs. A. H. Davidson Mrs. Harry Blair, Miss Mary Batti land Miss Jean Telford. The luncheo over which Mrs. Kavanaugh pre- sided later in the week was eu icyed by Mrs. Edwin Fitzgerald. Mr. fE. N. Phillips. Miss Salee King, Mis- Eva Behn. Miss Patricia Davidson Miss Ann Egner. Miss Lottie Wyatt Miss May McNulty. Miss Kathry Duval. Miss Lou Marian and Mis- Nell Wilkinson.
 Mrs. Walter Hintze will be t!, inspiration for a number of affai, this week. on Tuesday she will | the motif for an informal luncheo over which Mrs. Lyman Bennett wi preside at her home, 500 North Fir. avenue. Regretful goodbyes vii | said to MT. and Mrs. Hintze, Sa turday a week when they will leaI for Madison. Wisconsin, where th4 will take up their permanent res
 dence.
 There were few affairs at u
 Country club, Holy Week. but vii
 Easter will dawn a new appreci.
 ton for the many attractions Il
 club offers. On Thursday cal
 evening is scheduled The heart ar IauctiOn tournament ipa,purated G.,