Arizona republican., 1915-02-14

guests vi noiioi "''' -"i'' W. - ~
ty. Mrs. George Alkire' MIS- u II.
Christy and Mrs. W. h. Niiilams OF
Washington, d. {.
two months has been the guest her
cousin, Mrs. William Kennedy Hum
bert at her country place on the MARI
copa road VIII leave TINS evening lor
Mrs otto Speakman OF MeadVlile'
Pa, is the guest OF Mrs. r. W. baum
OF North Seventh avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bonnell Bailey
| and their little daughter, Miss kath-
| City where they will pass the remain
| der of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Wickersham of
Los Angeles are recent arrivals who
will pass fortnight in town.
| Miss Lillian Lewis who is the guest
| of her relatives Mr.. and Mrs. b. E.
| Marks of West Willetta street will re-
| turn to her home in Detroit in fort
night. Enroute to Michigan she will
visit in San Antonio, st. Louis and
| Chicago
|
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton lngraham re-
| turned TO Chicago Tuesday after de-
| lightful stay of several weeks at the
| Ingleside Country club
|
Mrs, c. c. Hutchinson of GIG North
First avenue presided over an artisti-
cally appointed dinner Tuesday even
! ing, her guests including Mr.. and Mrs
| W. A. Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam S. Humbert and Colonel and Mrs.
| James H. McClintock
|
Monroe street entertained the Stecke-
RE club Friday afternoon The club
has enjoyed many delightful affairs
| since its organization a few weeks ago,
one of the p.':.culally pie SAINT events
being til, Il el'er parry ut the Column
bia Wednesday afternoon. Her guests
We're Mrs. Charles Howe. Mrs :" ih.An
Farrow. Mrs. w. p. Geary. Mrs. Jesse
| Slagle. Mrs. H. F. Leiber, Mrs. John
Thompson, Mrs. John Little, Miss Ora
Bess Little, and Miss George Condor.
Mrs. J. ]. Sullivan has given series
Of delightful affairs recently at her
home on Moth Second Avenue. The
initial event of last week was COM
plimentary to Mrs. John E Bacon Of
Miami and was beautifully appointed.
The card rooms were decorated in a
profusion of scarlet and pink carna-
tions and the auction prizes were won
by Mrs. Bacon and Mrs. Charles
O'Malley. Twelve covers were laid On
Friday Mrs. Sullivan was hostess of the
Auction club to which she belongs.
Complimentary to Miss Vera McVea.
bride-elect, c. L. Maddox, Mrs C. w.
Cisney and Mrs O.. E. Bellas gave
miscellaneous shower Monday after
noon at Mrs Cisneys residence On
East jefferson street The rooms were
BEAUTIFULLY decorated with hearts and
red carnations. The guests numbered
forty.
One of the most elaborate child
rens parties ever given in Phoeniy
took place Friday afternoon when
little Miss Muriel Miller. daughter
Of NJ and Mrs. Andrew Miller. en-
tertained sixty small bows and girls
at her home on North Forth avenue.
The living room were decked IN
wealth of carnations out valentines
featured the decorative scheme
There was an immense birthday cake
ornamented with a great scarlet
heart and outlined in candles and
the favors were candy hearts on
which each guests name was in
scribed. The sandwiches. ices and
cakes were heart shaped. bit of
scarlet establishment further carry
ing out the happy holiday suggestion.
There were half dozen iollv
games played and as many prizes
given. the awards being beautiful
valentines.
The YOUNG hostess was assisted in
receiving her CHESTS nv Miss isabel
Barlow In entertaining her dauebt-
ers friends Mrs Miller was assisted
nv Mrs. Charles Stauffer Mrs To-
semi T.obit Mrs Charles Christv