Arizona republican., 1915-05-16

Candless. MT and Mrs. Harland J. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hanny, Mrs. w. H. Mills, Miss Gladys Miller,
 Miss Salee King, Orrin Standage, Howard King, William c. Mills, and pr. McLone.
 Mrs. Charles T. Walters was an hostess of the week on Wednesday, when she entertained at her home 1904 East Washington street. The living rooms were decorated in sweet
 peas. "Sapolio" was the feature of the occasion, the prizes being won by
 Mrs. Ida Lawrence, Mrs. T. w. Penn berton, and Mrs. Ida Johnson Those who enjoyed Mrs Walters hospitality were Mrs. l.. E. Hewins, Mrs. c. M. Scott, Mrs. H. M. Kennedy, Mrs. C. B. Laird, Mrs. w. w. Cook Mrs. H. J. McClung, Mrs. D. l.. Horning. Mrs Helen Walker, Mrs. T. w. Pemberton, Mrs. c. II. Pratt, Mrs. Clinton Campbell. Mrs. A. l.. Moore, Mrs S. H. Mitchell, Mrs. Clarence Spellman, Mrs. B. II. Hueneryager, Mrs. F. B. Baptist, Mrs. Ida Lawrence, Mrs. R. F. Gar nett, Mrs. A C. Dodge, Mrs H. B. s. Claire. Mrs. Levi Young, Mrs Ida Johnson, Mrs. George Alkire, Mrs Dan McDermott, Mrs. w. E. Thomas, Mrs. s. J. DOster, Mrs. Alma Lowe Mrs. Joseph Stark, Mrs. A. H. Me Lellan, Mrs. G. G. Fuller, Miss Isabelle Irvine, Miss Bird, and Miss Minnie Tomlinson
 MT. and Mrs Benjamin Baum of Sn1 oIr Q Mr. and Mrs Frank Baum, ST, of Baum are en route to San Francisco from the Grand Canyon.
 Mrs L. M Trebble who passed the winter here left Tuesday in her pri- vate car for Santa Barbara where she will summer Mrs. Trebble has scores of domestic science schools in her home in Canada and also in this country. A keen student of present day economic conditions she has devoted no small part of her fortune to the solution of prob lems that confront social welfare owing to ill health, Mrs 1 Trebble was unable to personally i. her activities while here ! but her acts of charity through her 1 were many During CT I stay in Phoenix, she occupied the 1 of Mrs. Evans Darby on . SIG North Central avenue.
 
 The R. Allyn Lewis who formerly ] -esided in Portland Place have moved ! -o their attractive residence, 643 | North Second Avenue. Miss Eleanor
 bp win Mead Lewis, in Mexico, has returned nome after a most delightful visit The pretty American girl was much sought after and was the motif for a f ouna of pleasurable affairs
 MT and Mrs. Augustus Redewill. '1r- and Mrs. Victor Redewill and Miss Alice Redewill will leave the | irst of June for a months camping |, rip. They will motor to the White the Petrified forest and | he Grand Canyon returning home for few days before going to San Diego, Los Angeles and San Fran isco.
 Members of the junior set will re- ret to learn that Tucker Pinney will lot pass his vacation at home but will summer in San Francisco, his 'arents, Mir and Mrs. William Pin ley joining him there in July. Mr | 'nney is a student at Standofrd University and popular with the stu lent body.
 George Fowler Gardiner will leave tomorrow for Nebraska. He will | 'eturn in a few weeks when he and 1rs. Gardiner will motor to Cali ,ornia where they will summer
 Mrs. H. E. Campbell of North Central avenue contributed to the weeks smart affairs with a series f auction luncheons The initial flair took place on Monday and he tables central ornament was basket of pink verbenas with pink une motifs. The card prizes were ,aptured by Mrs. D. II. Burtis and drs. Louis Sands. Mrs Campbelrs .uests were twenty four and the anne number enjoyed her hospitality 'n Wednesday. A color scheme of pink and white was expressed in ;weet peas and tulle and the card avors were won by Mrs. w. K James and Mrs. George Lutgerding.
 Frank Lang was a dinner host at his place in Peoria.
 In complimentary to Miss Nancy -ee Heard, Mrs. Eugene McGuire ecently entertained at her home 51
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