Arizona republican., 1915-02-28

formal affair the preceding week complimentary to Mrs. E.A. Goodrich of Los Angeles.
 MT. and Mrs. Elton Ensign Hale had as dinner guests at their ap- artments at the Powell on Monday Charles Wakefield Cadman and Will liam Conrad Mills.
 In honor of Miss Lillian Lewis of Detroit, MT. and Mrs. I. F. Wolpe gave a prettily appointed dance Wed nesday evening at their home. 1409 North Central Avenue. Baskets filled with pink carnations and myrtle and embellished with bows of pink tulle were used in decoration. The invited guests were Miss Lewis. MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Heater. MT. and Mrs. B. E. Marks, Miss Grace Will Hams, Miss Henrietta Olney, Miss
 Salee King, Miss Eva Behn, Miss Thelma Francis, Miss Edith Jacobs,
 Ms Selma Goldberg. Miss Eva Rob- bins, Miss Dorothy Michaelson, Miss Leah Vesiance, Miss Lena Michael son, E. E. Anderson, Alexander
 Baker. Eugene Goldman, SylvanGanz, Arthur Hahn, Abe Michaelson, Guy Alsap, Leon Jacobs. Albert Rosen-
 man and Charles Korrick.
 
 The Good Time Auction Club held it's regular fortnightly meeting We'd nesday with Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, og SIP North Second Avenue, the hostess. making the highest score. There were present the following members. Mrs. Daniel Francis. Mrs. William Perry Sears, Mrs. John Spangler. Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hu- lett. Mrs. C. D. Doris. Mrs. James
 Griffin, and Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy MT and Mrs. B. F.. Marks were
 dinner hosts Sunday at their home
 on West Willetta street. The table decorations carried, out George Washington idea, the centerpiece be- HE d IilIidlult SNeDC Nlth
 George and Martha Washington as
 the principal figures. The favors
 were tiny hatchets and silk flags
 The affair was given in compli-
 ments to Miss Lillian Lewis who
 left Friday for the south. en route
 to her home in Detroit and I. N.
 Marks, who left Monday for San
 E,,-ap Thara Mir and Mrs. George Mintz, MT. and
 Mrs. Irving Fletcher, MT. and Mrs. IT, F. Wolpe. Miss Leah Vesiance.
 Miss Helen Wolpe. Charles Korrick
 Royal Marks. and Harold Marks.
 A delightful family reunion was
 one of the enjoyable occasions that
 marked the recent return visit of
 Professor and Mrs. George R. BlOunt
 of Los Angeles. In the attic of the
 Frank J. Blount home on North Central Avenue, twenty-three rela- tives gathered for a jolly picnic and good old fashioned talk" In the party besides the professor and his wife and their daughter, Miss Bertha Blount, who has been doing missionary wark in Siam for the past few years, were MT and Mrs F. A. Blount. MT and Mrs. J. Gar nett Holmes, Mrs. Carrie Holmes. Mrs. Louise BlOunt, Mrs. Mary Bar clay, Mrs Mary Lynd of Tempe, Mrs. E. Hartman. Mrs. R. R. Blount, Miss Nell Blount, Miss Alta Holmes, MissNora Holmes, Miss Louise Lynd, Miss Anna Blount, Miss Ruth mond Blount
 Mrs. L. w Fitzhugh of 3S West Palm Lane, returned Wednesday from a several weeks absence at the
 Garden of Allah.
 After a visit of six weeks the
 guest of Mrs. Louis Dysart of West Nc reland Place, Mrs. Arthur Dy-
 sart returned Thursday to her home i in Elizabeth, New Jersey. The
 charming visitor was much feted
 during her stay in Phoenix.
 Mrs E. A. Goodrich who passed
 the winter months here. the guest of the C. B. Kings, of North Central ! Avenue returned to her home in
 Los Angeles. yesterday.
 1 Mrs. William Perry Sears and
 Mrs. Frank Cox will leave shortly
 for fortnight's stay in Agua Ca liente.
 Mrs. G. w. Smith. Mrs. Dora B.
 Jenkins and Paul Harrend of Buff
 falo are passing a few weeks here the guests of MT. and Mrs. R. H.
 Marvin. of North Eighteenth Avenue
 who gave an informal dance in their
 honor Monday evening.
 Mrs. Charles Stauffer of 919 North Central Avenue will be hostess of
 this weeks meeting of the Monday
 Auction Club. Mrs. Harold c. Ben 'nett of West Lynwood Street en-