Arizona republican., 1916-12-10

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 pass the Yuletide season with MT and Mrs. Warren McArthur ST.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Kay returned Tuesday from a three months absence passed in touring the west coast, Can ada and the large cities of the east. They visited among other places Van couver, Montreal, Boston and New York stopping on their homeward jour ney in Chicago where they were the guests of Colonel Halle and his son, Frank Halle, who visited here last sea son. The Halles plan to return to Ari- zona the latter part of January and to remain until late in the spring. A number of their friends have also planned to come west and their arrival will be the signal for much informal entertaining.
 Under the auspices of the civic edu- cation department, Mrs. C. H. Tinker, chairman, the Glendale Womans club will present Il program on Social Center" Wednesday afternoon. The subject will be treated in it's broadest sense and all who care to take part in
  The advisability of a Christmas fes- tivity will be touched upon and there will be an exchange of holiday ideas. A booth will offer many attractive sug- gestions, the novelties being for sale.
 
 Mrs. Sylvanus Palmer led the dis cussion on Arizona painters at meet ing of Chapter A. of r. F. c. held sls..s Ia. tI. young artists. Miss Helen Ely and Kenneth Chamberlain who have won fame in the east and of those other artists among whom she mentioned Kate Cory. w. F.. Rollins. Lon Megar- gee. who have featured Arizona in their work
 Mir. and Mrs Sims Ely gave de- lightfully appointed dinner last evening in celebration of the birthday of Sims Ely. Jr Yellow chrysanthemums were the predominant note in the floral decoration. Covers were laid for Mir and Mrs. Sims, Ely, Jr.. MT. and Mrs. j. F. Alkire. Mir and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha. Ir. and Mir. and Mrs Arthur LuhA
 Mir and Mrs Lyle Abbott were din- ner hosts Thursday evening. giving a pretty affair of six covers at their apartment at the Arizona.
 Mrs. Francis II. Redewill will give the musicale" Sunday afternoon. the seventeenth. at her home on North See ond street. This will be the second of a series of mnsicales with which the charming hostess will entertain this season
 Frank Lang gave stag dinner at the Arizona club Thursday evening. pepper boughs and ferns forming the chief note in the decorative scheme. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of the genial host included. Power Con way. Donald Dunbar. Tom Green of Long Beach. Joe Cassou. Royal Leschcr. John R. Hampton. Roy Murray Dan Patch. Barry Goldwater William Craig Eugene Brady ONen, H c. Keller and Harry Borden.
 In celebration of the birthday of their son. Harold Goldberg. MT. and Mrs David Goldberg gave dinner of ten covers Friday at their home on Coro- nado boulevard Young Mir Goldberg. who is a student of the state university. is among the many who came up from Tucson for fhe big game yesterday.
 Mrs. H. W. Elliot and Miss Frances Elliot of North Fifth avenue gave n delightful musicale Wednesday after noon complimentary to Mrs W A. Cline and Mrs. Fred kessler of Pres coti. Invited to meet the guests of honor who are well known musicians of the northern city were Mrs. Henry n Ross. Mrs. II. E. St Claire. Mrs W. W. Cook Mir. Charles lsram. Mrs. Wallace Matthie. Mrs. Jack Wilson. Mrs. Henry Rieger Miss Eva Behn Miss Dorothy Pickrcl Miss Alma Nells and Miss Meta Green.
 Quite the most interesting news re- ceiveh here in many a day came from the north and brought word Of the wed ding nf Miss Dixie George daughter Of Mir. and Mrs William George. of Mayer. Co Clement Milton Pederson. well known mining man Of Humboldt The wedding was quiet affair of No- vember 25. Mir. and Mrs. Pederson leaving immediately for the coast. where they will pass the coming few months. The bride Is a charming young woman who has legion of friends in Phoenix. where she has visited Ire guently with her relatives. the Henry Georges Mrs. W. \. Hancock and Mrs. H. 1. Latham She is great favorite with all who know her and her friends are hoping that the honeymoon will extend to Phoenix. Mir and Mrs. Ped erson plan to be in northern California for some time and 1t is quite possible that they will pass a brief period here eu route to Humholdt
 MT and Mrs j. F. Rowlands were dinner hosta Tuesday evening. their guests being Nr. and Mrs. Royal Lescher. Mrs. Poster H. Rockwell. Joe Cassou and Robert Beardsley.
 Mrs Joseph Meiczer and Miss Selma Goldberg gave an informal tea Friday afternoon that was one of the delight ful events of the week. of similar events in the near future.
 Mrs Lyman Bennett presided over n prettily arranged luncheon Tuesday, to Miss Josephine Dil- Tor. The guest of honor has made n world of friends in Phoenix, both socially and professionally. and has been the inspiration for number Of attractive social attentions the past few Wepks Tho clever young actress