Arizona republican., 1915-04-11

town for the golf tournament that is
 scheduled for this morning, q number
 of delightful affairs are scheduled. The
 week end gayeties inaugurated by a
 largely attended dance at the club last
 evening will be continued today The
 morning on the linKs will be followed
 this afternoon tea will be served to
 the many motorists who will undoubt-
 edly drop in during the afternoon.
 The Country Club gave a card even ng on Thursday, Mrs. A. B. Nichols and William c. Hartranft making the
 highest scores. Gathered about the card tables were Mir and Mrs. Daniel
 Francis, Judge and Mrs Richard F..
 Sloan, MT and Mrs. F.. T. Ceilings MT.
 and Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Dr. and Mrs.
 A. E. Nichols. Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Ben nitt. Alr. and Mrs. q. E. Marshall, MT. and Mrs. w. K. James. Mr and Mrs. William G. Hartranft, Mrs. William NJ.
 Seabury, Miss Eleanor Sloan and Ed
 ward Freeland
 One of the most beautifully appoint ed events of spring took place Friday afternoon when Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemore
 entertained with q large reception at her home 501 East Moreland street An unusual and most attractive color combination, pink and yellow, was used 1 n decoration The living room was 1 lovely in a profusion of buttercups and ! daisies The fireplace was banked | with the bright blossoms and brass ! jardiniereS and bowls everywhere held floral clusters. The dining room accen- | tuated the yellow tone that was eX- pressed in the basket of nasturtiun
 that formed the tables centerpiece Tie pergola covered in greenerY was stud ded with pink rose buds.
 1 Mrs. Fennemore, who wore a charm. l ing gown of yellow brocaded char. meuse and shadow lace over pink crep,
 meteor, was assisted in receiving by | Mrs. William $. Humbert and Mrs. Ly. 1 man Bennett. Mrs. H. D. McVay ant Mrs D. T. Hill presided at the puncl bowl and Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers an( Mrs. Lewis T. Carpenter at the te; tables Miss Elizabeth Samuels. Mis- f Dorothy Slayback and Miss Glady Kelly were i'll the dinin room. Littl Miss Betty Fennemore the brett, daughter or the hostess. in daint,
 white frock and pink sash. Was at tn door during the receiving hours iron q fgIAf ,'a1o
 two hundred called in the afternoon.
 f In honor of Mrs Walter HintZ, Mrs
 Lyman Bennett gave a prettiIy ap
 pointed luncheon Tuesday at her nom on North First avenue. The table centerpiece was a dainty basket of fra grant pink and white sweet peas. perfect pink tulle lovers knot orna mented the handle and gave an of fectiye touch to the floral arrangement Hand painted cards featured gwee peas and marked covers for eigh Auction was played in the afternoon Mrs. Hintze making the highest SCOT, Besides the complimented guests thos who shared Mrs. Bennett's hospitalit | NtiC MI N d. ID. IIothti, MS. J. Al kire, Mrs. Charles Stauffer, Mrs. I Clay Parker and Miss Alice Redewil Mrs. A. E, Nichols of BPS East vii letta street, was q card hostess o ! Wednesday. The living rooms held ! wealth Of sweet peas and marigold $ arranged in tulle tied wicker basket The prizes were. won by Mrs 4. l ! Cater and Mrs. H. J. Lee. Mrs Nict { ols' guests were Mrs. James H. Nc ! Clintock, Mrs George H. Luteerdin Mrs. Harold C. Bennett, Mrs Fen Hi dreth, Mrs. Henry D. Ross, Mrs. Jt { seph Lobit. Mrs. Julian Holmes. MT ] George H. N. Luhrs, Mrs. EdwaI ] Tisle. Mrs. John Parks. Mrs Rupe Moore. Mrs. Homer King. Mrs A. Cater, Mrs. Clay Leonard. Mrs Ere ! Woo!sey and Mrs. H. J. Lee
 $i Miss keturah Slagle gave an il { formal luncheon Friday at her hon }i 1902 North Second street The table { centerpiece was . cluster of pink al q lavender Of sweet peas Covers we