Arizona republican., 1915-02-21

W. Baum, Mrs. David F. JoEnsoh' Mrs. E. J. Trippel, Mrs. Louis Thompson. Mrs. II. D. McNay. Mrs Frank Baum, Mrs Fred Hurst, Mrs
 Bert Hurst, Mrs. sam B. Bradner and Miss Elsie Trueman.
 Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha gave de- Iishtful auction Monday at her home 502 East Culver street. Five tables or guests enjoyed her hospitality, the prizes being won by Mrs Celora Mar tin Stoddard, Miss Rose Bell Goldmsn : and Miss Ruth Ainsworth.
 In honor of Miss Rema Doris who; se marriage to William Harrison Lew is will be d smart event of March 2 Mi ss 1 Katharine Kennan gave an inform lal tea Tuesday that was one of the n Is | , lleasurable of the many attractive
 events given in compliment to the mNch feted briGe-elect. The kcnnan resi-
 dence on East Culver street was deck ed with pink carnations. There were present Miss Doris. Mrs. Sidney Bod dinghouse Miss Ruth AinsWorth- Miss Stacy, Miss Henrietta Olney, Miss FL eanor Sloan. Miss Marion Dorris- Miss
 Kate Wilson, Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Ruth Jessop Miss Kathleen Me 1 Cure Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Win fired Waite, Miss Ruth Griffin and ! Miss Alice Redewill.
 Mr. and Mrs. l. r. Wolpe will give a dance Wednesday evening at their
 home 1409 North Central avenue com plimentary to Miss Lillian Lewis. : Mrs Ira J. Johnson presided over a
 charminSiv appointed auction lunch con Tuesday at her home, 634 North k first
 avenue The color scheme of pink was carried out in baskets of carnations
 tied with bows of tint of the soft shell stones and the hand painted place cards were decorated in sweet peas.
 The prizes were won by Mrs. Fen Hil dreth, Mrs. Harry R. Carson and Mrs. C. M. Scott. Those present were Mrs. Lewis T. Carpenter, Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard Mrs. Barry GoluWater. Mrs Henry D. Ross, Mrs. Hugh Campbell. Mrs J. q. Van Leuven, Mrs. Win Wylie, Mrs. A.
 R. Cater. Mrs. l. F. Wolpe, Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. Fen Hildreth. Mrs F.. w l Baum, Mrs. $. J. Nicholson. Mrs. Harry R. Carson, Mrs. George E. Lilley, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Arthur Gibbons
 Hulett Mrs Edward O'Malley. Mrs W.
 $. Goldsworthy, Mrs. John O'Malley. Mrs. James $. Griffin Mrs. C. M. Scott, l.
 Mrs Louis LoWenheim. Mrs Lyman 1 Peters, Ms. Earl Curtis, Mrs. W. J. Riflcy. Mrs. j. H. Coles, Mrs Frank Stewart and Mrs. Edwin Nash.
 Mrs Louis Sands who is giving q
 serles of attractive affairs at her coun- try place "Manistee" charmingly en-
 tertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of her mother, Mrs. John R. Por- ter of Rocksford. A profusion of car
 nations made an effective floral adorn-
 ment. Mrs. Hugh Campbell made the highest score at auction and Miss Nell | Blount was prize winner of a geOgraph- | ical guessing game. Asked to meet Mrs. Porter were Mrs. Frank Blount,
 Mrs. S. D. Futile, Mrs R. E. Elliot. Mrs. NJ. C. McDougal, Mrs. Ezra Thay-
 CT. Mrs. Harry Prince. Mrs. Hugh | Campbell, Mrs H C. Lockett Mrs. Hi- ram Mars. Mrs Warren Perkins Mrs s. G. Miller, Mrs C. B. Shuman. Mrs 1 Frank Jack, Mrs. George Alkire. Mrs | E. F. Jack, Mrs. H. F. Y Dsman, Mrs 1 Andrew Gilruth Cf Rockjford, Mrs. C. B. Wilson of Flagstaff, Mrs. Charles
 Lindstrum of Williams and Miss Nell | Bount.
 NIT. and Mrs. George F.. Lilley of Cor | onado Road entertained the Linger
 Longer club at dinner Wednesday eve
 ming followed by auction and dancing
 The house throughout was decorated in [ q charming arrangement of carnations. Those present were Mr and Mrs Ira
 J. Johnson, Dr and Mrs Harry R. Car
 son, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lobit, MT. and
 Mrs. $. J. Nicholson. MT. and Mrs ]. C.
 Van LeuWen and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson.
 Miss Stella Halterman was hostess of Valentine dance at her home, 1902 | West Adams street. The house was decorated in a scarlet scheme conceiv- l C. in, rloN-ars nd aIa