Arizona republican., 1916-02-13

The members of the Priscilla club and their husbands will be entertained at dinner, on Washington's birthday by Mrs. E. M. Lamson and Mrs. T. .E ! Irvine at the Irvine residence. 1921 North Second street.
 Quite the most interesting news of l the week is the announcement of the l enga cement of Mrs Eda Hartman to Dr. R. w. Mendelson of Des Moines The event will be a quiet event of. the early spring. Mrs. Har- riman has been a frequent visitor here, the guest of Mrs. H. w. As bury. She was exceedingly popular in the fashionable set and her return to Iowa was greatly regretted Dr. | MendelsOn is a young DeS MOines physician who joined the Serbian Sanitary Commission at the outbreak of the European,war and has just re- turned from abroad.
 | Mrs. Lewis T. Carpenter made Mrs. Dan Kinnebrew the guest of honor at a bridge yesterday afternoon. Mrs. | Kinnebrew to the regret of her host of friends in Phoenix is leaving Mon- day for Los Angeles, where she and 1 Mir. Kinnebrew will make their home The farewell in her compliment was charming, as are all affairs given by l Mrs. Carpenter. The living room was | effectively decorated in a pleasing va riety of spring blossoms, effectively combined. There were present Mrs. | Kinnebrew, Mrs. J. H. Hammett of | Denver, Mrs, H. NJ. Fennemore, Mrs. P K. Lewis, Mrs. Julian Holmes, Mrs J. P Conmy, Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson, | Mrs Ira J. Johnson, Mrs. Harold Bax- i ter. Mrs. Harry Carson, Mrs. J. T. Stephenson of Corsicana, and Miss | Sallee King.
 | Mrs. John Hill of 1210 West Mon roe street, gave a charmingly ap- pointed luncheon Thursday. Sugges- tions of the approaching Valentine season gave a clever touch to the decorative scheme of red and white. Covers were laid for Mrs. R. E. Kal- l fus, Mrs. C. H. Rittenhouse. Mrs. J. L. Dietweiler Mrs. c. D. Jones, Mrs. 1 1 w. J. Ellford, Mrs. Thayer Collier, Mrs. J. w. Keen, Mrs. Alice Jackson, Mrs. w. l.. Missimore, Mrs. Will Jack, and Mrs. H. E. Skaggs of Kansas City.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Lount gave a
 bridge Friday evening at their home on West Lynwood street. Mrs. A. L.. Moore and Harry Kennedy made the highest scores. Those who enjoyed ! the delightful affair were MT. and
 Mrs. A. L. Moore, Mir. and Mrs. Clin-
 ton Campbell, Mr and Mrs A. C.. Dodge. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Stark,
 Mir and Mrs. Charles T. Walters, Dr.
 and Mrs. George Broadway and MT. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy.
 The smartest event of the spring
 season will be the dinner dance at the
 Country club on Washington's birth
 day.
 Mrs George Lutgerding and Mrs,
 club tea yesterday afternoon Over fifty were present.
 Miss Helen Langstor gave a pretty
 Valentine party at her home on Nir-
 ginia avenue, Friday evening. A red
 and white color scheme was carried
 out in carnations and an effective fes
 tooning of hearts. There were present
 Miss Ruby Henderson, Miss Pearl
 White Miss Rernice VarneV Miss
 Edna Stokes, Miss Ruth Reed, Miss
 Helen Mitchell Zelma Thompson, Miss
 Edna Langstcn, Miss Mildred Reed,
 Miss Carrie Yerton, Miss Gladys San
 jers, William Woodman Ernest Yer
 ton, Ted Goodman, Gail Baker, Harold
 Baker, Henry Stokes, Harold Fogel
 Elisha Thompson, Edwin Langston
 and Qoel Dict weller