Arizona republican., 1915-12-26

the most largely attended Christmas
 function. Society was well repre- sented at the club between the hours of four until seven o'clock, when the entertainment, committee received the guests and presided over the prettily decorated tea tables. The club house was elaborately decorated with holly 1 berries mistletoe and greens. ! Mrs. T. J. O'Kelly and her daughters,
 Miss Madeline O'Kelly and Miss Mar l gery O'Keny of Los Angeles are the guests of Mrs. O'Kelly's mother Mrs. ] Joella Farmer. They will pass part of their holiday stay here with Mrs. George Coffin, q sister of Mrs. O'Kelly who entertained with a family dinner of twelve covers on Christmas day. ! MT. and Mrs. Robert Bruce Jamison and Robert Bruce Jamison, Jr, of Or acle are the guests of MT. and Mrs. i Daniel Francis. Tine Francis residence on North Central was the scene of a prettily appointed dinner Christmas, the guests who numbered nine later lattending the dansant at the Country l club.
 l Mr and Mrs. Walter Kibbey arrived from Fl Centro Friday and will be here 1 for week, the guests of Judge and Mrs. Joseph II. Kibbey. MT. and Mrs. Joseph SherbUrne Jenckes entertain l ed the family on Christmas day and Judge and Mrs. Kibbey will give a din- ner today in compliment to the visi- tors
 l Lewis Knowles is in town from the Evans school for the holidays and a group of his school friends, Frank Lang and Dan Patch were the dinner guests of Mrs. Horace Knowles Christ mas day.
 MT and Mrs. Foster H. Rockwell gave an after theater supper Monday night in honor of George Leffingwen a clever comedian with "A Pair of Sizes"
 AIr and Mrs. Thomas Winston Peck of Westmoreland Place had for Christ mas dinner guests Mrs. Catherine Hod- son and Miss HodsOn of Evansville Ind, who are passing the winter here.
 
 There has never been a holiday sea son that has offered as much in the way of good time for the junior set as the present year. The days are re- plete with pleasure TOT the young folk home from college. Every day this week schedules some affair the initial being tomorrow evening when Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss Eleanor Hulett and Miss Mary McDermott will enter tain with a dance at the Goldberg res idence on the Coronado Road Miss Elizabeth Samuels will be the guest of honor, and will also be the inspir- 4,ri rT-...- presided over by Miss Gladys Kelly. On Wednesday night, Miss Lucille Ora ble and Miss Ruth Palmer will give a masquerade at the formers home on i Culver street. MT. and Mrs Charles i Gardiner of Palm Lane will entertain 1 Thursday evening in honor of their sister, Miss Mary Gardiner. Miss Eli zabeth Jones will give dance the fol- 1 lowing night at her home on East Adams street.
 Miss Naomi Reed was a recent luncheon hostess. Her guests were members of the younger set.
 
 Miss Mildred Dodenhoff was an
 hostess of the week, entertaining with tea Wednesday afternoon.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers en- tertained Mir and Mrs. McArthur anC Alr and Mrs. Warren McArthur at din- ner yesterday. the guests later attend ing the Country club dansant. MT. anC Mrs Chalmers left in the evening fol Los Angeles and will motor to San Di- ] ego before their return the first of tho year
 Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis vii leave Monday for Fl Paso to attend the wedding of Miss Florence Bennie daughter of J. w. Bennie, manager O the shannon Copper Company anc Mrs. Bennie and R. J. Mcfarland which will take place on Wednesday Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson is entertain ing delightful house party over tn holidays, her guests being Mrs. w. E Bolton and her daughters, Miss Esthe Bolton and Miss Elizabeth Bolton O Caldwell, Idaho, and Mrs. C. O. Rob inson, Miss Margery Robinson an, Miss Ellen Bolton of Flagstaff 
 Mrs. E. E. Marks who is giving series of luncheons this winter recent ly gave a charming affair of twent, covers at the Arizona club. On Christ mas MT and Mrs. Marks had as din iner guests MT. and Mrs. Emil Gan7