Arizona republican., 1915-02-28

where the card tables were ar sion of carnations. Tea was served in the dining room at the conclu sion of the games.
 The Arizona society cf the Sons of the American Revolution held it's eighteenth banquet Tuesday evening at the Arizona club. The table was i decorated in the national colors, with red as the predominating tone. The general scheme was carried out in i flags, carnations and shaded lights. ] Right Reverend Julius w. Atwood acted as toastmaster and Reverend i John w. Suter cleverly responded to i Massachusetts and the Revolution" James Westervelt to New York and the Revolution,' and Judge Joseph i II. Kibbey to Women and the Rev Olution." Covers were laid for Bish- op Atwood Reverend and Mrs. John w. Suter of Boston; pr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wander Veer, Judge and Mrs. Joseph H. KiDbey, MT and Mrs James Westervelt, Judge and Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, Dr. and Mrs. John Dennett, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Harold Baxter, pr. and Mrs. Roy E. Thomas, Mir. and Mrs. Clay Leonard, Mr. and H. E. Wilkinson, MT. and Mrs. Will liam l.. Pinney, MT. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Christy, Nr. and Mrs Joseph L. B. Alexander, Mrs. Greene, Mrs. F. Eit10aral1 I ,t,; Reverend Bertrand Cocks, Reverend J. Redwood Jenkins and William Harrison King
 Conspcious among the pretentious affairs of the past week was the Shriners' dance Tuesday evening at the Arizona School of Music In addition to the floral features. em- blems formed a pleasing note in the decorative scheme outlined in cleo tric lights, the Shrine symbols formed the brilliant motif of the decorations. The music for the dance program was furnished by the Besse orchestra. There were visitors from all over the state in Phoenix for the two days festivities of the order and practically all of them attended the ball. lllustrious Potentate Shir- ley Christy led the grand march
 
 Mrs. William Smith, Jr, and Miss Louise Smith of Chicago, who have been the guests of Mrs. Logan Els ele of North Central avenue, for the past fortnight will leave "Wednesday for San Francisco. Mrs. Eisele will accompany them to the exposition city where she will pass two months going later to her home in Nash vile. where she will summmer.
 Mir. and Mrs. George w. Taylor of Glenn Falls, who are passing a few weeks here with MT and Mrs P. C. Myers, Jr., of the Mcdowell road, with their hosts motored tC Roosevelt Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Neil Bailey of Je- ; rome were the week end guests oi : MT. and Mrs. William Kenned, Humbert at their country home or the Maricopa road.
 
 f Mr. and Mrs. John II. Jagoe lief 9 Thursday evening for Fl. Paso Their marriage was an attractiv, event of Tuesday at the home of tn brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Jame n C. Graves, of S30 North Fourth ave r nue.
 = Announcement is made of the en gagement of Miss Bernice Hall O Peoria, Illinois, to Adolph Lautz Tn wedding will take place in June s Miss Hall made many friends whe : she visited here last season who wi s welcome her return. She is a siste l, of MT and Mrs H. c. Hall. of S1 - North Fifth avenue. MT Lautz is s land attorney and popular man abou 5. town.
 s In honor of her mother, Mrs. ( = w. Teaslee, Mrs. Warren McArthu Jr. entertained two tables of auC
 ton Thursday afternoon at ht
 home, 99 West Portland place I'll
 prizes were won by Mrs. Donal
 Dunbar and Miss Ellen Conway.
 Mrs. Charles Stauffer of Mort
 Central avenue entertained tv
 tables of auction Friday afternoon
 honor of her aunt, Mrs. Louise Rol
 inson, of San Francisco
 Charity has been the principal m,
 tive for many of the entertainment
 this year and now comes word tn:
 a vaudeville under the direction
 Maitland Davies will be given
 the Elk's theatre on the evening
 Wednesday, March 10, for the ben
 fit of the Associated Charities. TT
 program as well as the cause W
 deserve the generous support of Il
 public. There is much talent he
 that is really good and MT. Davi
 has the faculty of always securir
 the best and arranging the numbe
 exceedingly well. With Power Con
 way, A. R. Cater and Hugh Ma
 shall as committee of arrang,
 ments. there is reason to believe th
 every effort will be made to maj
 the affair q stupendious success.
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