Arizona republican., 1915-03-21

Angeles on Thursday at the Chalmers residence on the Mcdowell road Desert and garden poppies made al attractive decoration and clusters oi violets added to the effective flora adornment The tally cards featured spring flowers The auction prizes were won by Mrs. Homer King, Mrs Barry GoldWater and Mrs. B. F. Var Sweringen while Mrs William Ken
 nedy Humbert made the winning score at hearts. Fifteen tables en- )oyed the occasion.
 Mrs. Thomas Flint Nichols made Mrs Mitchell Gillian of Seattle tn, motif for a delightful afternoon oi at the Garfield This was the initia of series of attractive affairs, witt which Mrs. Nichols will entertain this spring, and her guests included
 Mrs. Gillian, Mrs. A. R. Cater Mrs F.. J. Bennitt, Mrs. John Bennett, Jr.
 Mrs F. A. Tritle, Mrs. Louis H Chalmers, Mrs. Barry Goldwater. Mrs Julian Holmes, Mrs. Sidney Bedding house, Mrs. Lamar Cobb. Mrs Clay Leonard and Mrs. II. J. Lee.
 Mrs. Horace Knowles of North
 Central avenue presided over a charmingly appointed luncheon oi eight covers on Wednesday.
 Miss Ruth Ainsworth is among the
 many Phoenicians in Tucson She is the guest of Mrs Arthur McNeil
 (Blanche Oster).
 Spring is given over largely to in formal affairs and of these none are more popular than picnic suppers The last week has been notable for scores of pleasant motor parties to the places of interest in the valley
 A recent picnic was enjoyed by MT and Mrs. J. w Doris. Mir and Mrs George Archer of St. Paul. Mr and Mrs. Anthon Begeer of The Hague Mir. and Mrs. s. F. Marshall of New York, MT. and Mrs. William s. Hum bert, MT. and Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson MT. and Mrs. c. D. Doris. Mrs. Sid ney Clearinghouse, Mrs. Thomas E Clark, Mrs Frederick Chormann ris. Hugh Marshall and Robert Beardsley.
 Mrs. Francis H. Redewill of 1402
 North Third street will entertain Thursday and Friday afternoons in
 Eedewill will return from California
 Wednesday after a most successful appearance as piano soloist with
 Fishers Los Angeles orchestra.
 Mrs. D. b. Horning gave an at
 tractive luncheon Wednesday at hei
 home All West Monroe street. Tn, pink and white color scheme used il decoration was conceived in zenia. and hyacinths. Covers were laid fol Mrs S B. AinsNorth of Mason City
 Iowa, Mrs. A l.. Moore, Mrs W. E Lount, Mrs. s. H. Mitchell and Nils. Gertrude Mitchell.
 The Monday Auction Club met witt Mrs. Eugene Redewlil of West Wash | ington street, the high score beins ! made by Mrs. Harold c. Bennett 1 Mrs. F.. R. Parsons of 915 North Cen l tral avenue will be hostess of tn,
 club tomorrow.
 | nd Art ~ | lett entertained the D. T. Club at din ner Friday evening at their Wes 1 Roosevelt street residence. Dr. an, ! Mrs. William c. LentZ were the sub stitutes.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy O 322 West Roosevelt street left Tues l day for a weeks stay in San Fran cisco.
 The Hole in the Rock was tn
 scene of a jolly picnic Wednesda. evening. In the party were Mrs
 Walter F. Wilde, Mrs. Asa B. Ken i geles, Miss Ruth Griffen. Miss Mar 1 caret Wilde, Miss Florence Leisy | Miss Katherine Kennan Lester By
 ron, Kenneth F'reeland. Ted Freeland
 John Rinker kibbey, Ernest Bonnet and William Fickas.
 Mrs. Virginia Garnett of Nowata Oklahoma is the guest of Mrs. M. Garnett of 619 North Third avenue. Mrs. Royal Lescher will returl | early in April from an absence c several weeks in the eist She is Il | Buffalo at present where she is be ing delightfully."- entertained. Mir. and Mrs. il. M. Fleming of "A North Sixth avenue entertained wit progressive whist Thursday evening Tie prizes were won by Mrs. Ed ward Beaver and l.. Nt Adams. Ther