Arizona republican., 1915-11-28

among whom was H. L. Aller, a su- percilious traveller, who added to the fun, Sidney J. Ross, as an intoxicated sailor was great. Others who had d part in the success were: Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. Horace Knowles, Miss Verde Butler. Miss Selma Goldberg, Ernest Bennett, Eugene Goldman. Hugh Marshall and Louis Chalmers. Mrs Herbert Burr Atha assisted by Miss Eleanor Sloan arranged the program and directed the rehearsals Mrs Atha has devoted weeks to the affair and it's originality and success was largely due to her efforts.
 One of the most interesting events of the year will take place Wednes- cay afternoon when Miss Lucy T0I- leson, daughter of MT and Mrs. w c. ToIeson, becomes the bride os Richard O. Whyman president of the Whyman Land and Development com pany. Only the family will be pres eut at the wedding at the Toleson residence, 520 West Latham street A pink and white color scheme will be employed in decoration and the color tone will be suggested in the cos tunes of the bridal party The ser vice will be read promptly at six o'clock by Rev. George R. Varney Of the Baptist church and during the ceremony, Leon Toueson, brother of the bride will sing, "Oh. Promise Me" and At Dawning. Miss Elma Tolleson will pc maid of honor and little Miss Dorothy Cover will be the ring bearer. Robert w. Whyman will serve his brother as best man.
 The young folk will pass brief honeymoon in California and will be formally at home at the Arizona Apartments after January l.
 Since the announcement of her err Gagement. number of affairs have been given in honor of Miss TOlleson, who is one of the best liked members of the younger set.
 AIr and Mrs. Daniel Francis had Us dinner guests on Thanksgiving, MT and Mrs. John Jamison of Or acle. Mr. and Mrs. George Alkire and Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson.
 One of the delightful events of the week was the dinner given by MT. and Mrs Clay Leonard last evening at their home on West Washington street Their guests were: Dr. and Nrs3 Harry Carson, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons HuIett, Mrs. Clark Churchill and Judge Henry D. Ross 1
 
 MT. and Mrs M H. Sharpe enter tained with a dinner on Thanksgiving day. A yellow color scheme was carried out in chrysanthemums. i Among the guests were MT. and Mr.. T. E. Irvine and MT. and Mrs. G. Fred Sharpe
 Judge and Mrs. D. l.. Cunningham gave d dinner of eight covers Thurs day at their home on West Latham street.
 Mrs. H. K. Beauchamp entertained the auction club, of which she is a member on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. John R. Hampton making the highest score.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Stafford of Globe were the dinner guests of Mrs. T. NJ. Elder on Thanksgiving. i
 MT. and Mrs. H. Clay Parker were the dinner guests of pr. and Mrs. Harry Carson on Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs John Dennett, Jr., l gave a charmingly appointed dinner i on Thanksgiving, their guests being 1 Dr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Gillette and i Captain John Dennett, a recent ar | rival from Maine, who vii winter ! with Dr. and Mrs Dennett.
 Mrs. George N. Gage will arrive from san Francisco late in December and pass the remainder of the win ter here. the guest fo her daughter, Mrs. John Dennett, Jr-
 Mrs Willard S. smith arrived from Williams Friday and will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank A. Bean for Q week. Mrs. Beane has planned a series of charming affairs in honor Of the out of town visitor, the in tial affair taking place Tuesday when she will entertain with cards.
 Mrs J H. Day was hostess of the Priscilla club Tuesday afternoon at her home on North Sixth street. Tn addition to the club members there o~~~~~->~~~~>~~~~~-~~~~> ~~>~~~-~N~->~~~~~~>>~~