Arizona republican., 1915-03-21

were Mrs. J. Harvey Deere, Mrs. L. w. Coggins, Mrs. Burt Feelings, Mrs B. T. Gillette, Mrs. R. C. Baker Mrs
 D. D. Crabb Mrs. Ina M. Earle, Mrs
 Louise Sharpe, Mrs. w. J. Williams
 Mrs. J. B. Bates, Mrs. $. H. Sis
 trum, Miss Ira Brown, and Miss Pet 1 terson. Mrs. K. $. Townsend of Highland Road will entertain the club l HNednesG iy a wee.l.
 The most elaborate event of spring
 was the beautifully appointed dance 1 given Monday evening by Mir. and
 and Mrs. R. J. Salter of Boston, The l green decoration expressed the St 1 Patrick season and was most artis-
 tically carried out in the loveliest greenery of the valley and the juni per berries that were sent from the 1 hills of Iavapai for the gala occa =
 sion. Olive branches and palms were | arranged in the reception room while | the auditorium was decked in ivy, | Easter lilies, and carnations. The 1 side lights were festoOned in greens | to which tulle lent a softening and 1 effective touch. The garlands of greens and flowers formed a pleasing | playground for the many handsome 1 costumes. The music was especially 1 attractive for the dance program 1 The card rooms were embellished in l juniper and auction was played un- til midnight when supper was served. | The prize winners at cards were Mrs. | Henry b. Ross. .Irs. C. Ii. David - 1 son, Mrs. Ernest White, Mrs. Herman l Pery De Mund, Dr. Francis Redewill, T. W. Duncan, l.. NJ. Harrison and Herman Perry De Mund.
 Receiving with the hosts and guests of honor were, MT and Mrs Tom Campbell MT and Mrs II. C. Lockett, Senator and Mrs. H. E. Campbell, Dr. and Mrs Redewill, MT. and Mrs. James l. Griffen, Dr. and Mrs R. M. Tafel, ur ana Mrs. Will 1 liam Pinney and Mrs. C. (. Hutchin- | son.
 Mr and Mrs. Rudolph kuchler gave d luncheon Wednesday at tine Arizona Club The tables effective center | piece was of 1affodils and covers were arranged for MT. and Mrs H. M Fennemore and Dr. and Mrs. w. r. Sims.
 l Mrs Harry Kennedy who is giving | a series of afternoon affairs enter | tained Saturday afternoon. She will give another event or Monday after | noon
 Word from Oakland brings the in l tereSting news of the engagement of ] Mrs. William Dargie and Frederick | $. Stratton former collector of port 1 The wedding will take place after
 Easter Mrs. Dargie is a member of | one of the old Spanish families of | California and has all the charm and | fascination that made her ancestors 1 the leaders Of society in the early days She is clever, cultured and
 much travelled. During the intervals
 between her many journeys across
 country, Mexico and abroad she has
 passed several weeks in Phoenix, the guest of Mrs Robert Wallace Craig whose guest she may be later in the year She is the great favorite here she is elsewhere. Mir Stratton is
 a prominent figure-in public an' 1 social life on the coast
 The most successful evening giver
 by the Country Club took place Wed
 nesday evening when a group O
 clever charades were given by tw,
 teams explained by Charles McArthui and B. E. Van SWeringen. Botl featured their words in amusing one
 act plays that rivaled in acting ant skillful lines many vaudeville skits
 The favorite numbers were the 'Py
 rotechnical'' act of MT. McArthur il | which Mrs. McArthur, Miss Rutl
 Ainsworth. Miss Ruth Jessop. Mis-: l Selma Goldberg, Miss Rose Bel Goldman, Judge Kent Homer King | Hugh Marshall and William Coleman 1 Rogers took part and Mir. Van Swer.
 ingen's Chauffeur by MT and Mrs
 Donald Dunbar, MT. and Mrs Sidney ! Ross, Mir and Mrs. Robert Pea l DOuy ana A1IS. van SWtflflStn. lflt club was decorated with green gar
 lands in honor of lrelands patror
 saint. General dancing followed tn,
 charades and supper was served d 1 midnight There were over one hun
 dfed guests present.
 MT. and Mrs. William Harrison
 Lewis (Kema Dorris) are being eX | tensively feted in the east. Their
 few weeks in Louisville and Whit, l Sulphur Springs were a round O. l pleasurable affairs which have beer
 repeated in New York where they
 are now enjoying a brief stay f,r
 route for the west they will visit il ! Chicago and Cincinnati arriving il l Phoenix early in April. Their re ! turn will be hailed with delight by
 their host of friends, who regre
 their time here will be of short dura