Arizona republican., 1916-02-27

ot the state but in his enthusiastic way he declared it would not be his last. He is vice president of Harvard Alum nj and writer and lecturer ot note. While here Mr. and Mrs. Going and Miss Cory were entertained at lunch con by AIr. and Mrs Frederick Alls- dorf, whose other guests were Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis and Mrs. Will liam Atherton Du Puy of Washington, D. C.. who has also won fame as a writer of fiction
 Readers of current magazines have noted with interest the name of Ollie Fisher. of Prescott. appearing as author of short stories. In a recent issue of the Smart Set, Miss Fisher has an unusually clever and original story.
 The Utopia club gave a delightful dance at the Woman's club Friday evening. Those there were Miss Der tna Goldsworthy Miss Bernice Shack elford, Miss Florence Narnum. Miss Virginia Graves. Miss Selma Geyler Miss Louise Geyler, Miss Helen Jack son, Miss Birdie Fowler Miss Eva Behn Miss Bertha Throm Miss Myr- tle Fitzpatrick Miss Elsie Trumen, Miss Ruth Champion. Miss Grace Er- nest, Miss Matte Steele, Miss Mable Crozier, Miss Celestine Phillips, Miss Clara Wilky, Miss Rissie Humphreys, Miss Frances Geare. Miss Theresa Ke- Ice, Miss Lucy Nelson Miss Myrna Weeberg, Miss Blanche Lumbecll Miss Irene Sdell Miss Dorothy Daylin, Miss Louise Cross Miss Rae Beau champ, Miss Carmelita Ward, Miss Maie Mcbride, Miss Marion Arm strong, Miss Grace Welch, w. '. Mills, D. A. Little. Tom Geare, George Peters, l.. s. Henderson, Wayne Mills kJoe Kehoe, J. c. Wenger, Percy Helm Tom Weatherford. Ed Luke. John Paul Jones. Edward Harrington, Tom Ire VillioE, Henry Snyder. Jake Thoman. Roy Smith, J. IT. Little, Glenn Snod- grass, smith Pickrell, Clinton Jackson NJ. B. Sandidge. Edward Carter, Carl flower, John Geare, Hubert Geare, J. A. Jacoby, B. L. Rudderow, Harold Y, Louis BohE and Howard Hughes. The Chester Reed residence on North Fourth avenue vas the scene of q serles of events last week. the initial being q buffet supper and bridge over which MT. and Mrs. Reed presided Thursday evening. Their guests on 1 .liS occa eiau ,yala Dr and AfrC VJar ry Carson. Mir. and Mrs. John Hamp- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wayland, Mir. and Mrs. John O'Malley. MT and Mrc. l |. NJ Phillipousbi. Mr and Mrs. A. w. |, LautZ. Mir. and Mrs. John Parks, Miss 1 Lautz, Mir, and Mrs. Harry Hall. Miss
 LautZ, pr. Charles GoWan. Dan Patch 1 and Frank Lang.
 i On Saturday afternoon Mrs Reed l gave Q bridge, her guests including 1 Mrs. r. K. Lewis. Mrs. Charles Ar 1 mold, Mrs. Clay Leonard, Mrs. A F. ! Cater Mrs. Charles De Wesse, Mrs ] H. K. BeauchamD Mrs. Joseph Levy 1 Mrs. l. D. Dameron, Mrs. John Hamp- ton, Mrs. Harry Hall, Mrs. w w. 1 Catlin, Mrs. Frank Baum, Mrs Ben ! jamin Pierce. Mrs. E.. W. Baum, Mrs i D. ". Nickels. Mrs. D. l.. Cunning l nam and Miss Lavilla' Thomas
 Thot evening, Mr and Mrs. Reed i gave an informal dance. Those there l were Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Zimmerman l Mir and Mrs. Carl Acord, MT and Mrs i William Sangster, MT and Mrs. Will i liam Bostion. Miss Lavilla Thomas l Miss Ray Beauchamp. Miss Bennett 1 Charles Hess. George Breuniger, F. F. l Foster and R. F. Marvin
 
 Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson made Mrs W. F. BoultOn the Inspiration for q 1 prettily planned luncheon Thursday at l her home on North First avenue. Daf- I fodils, violets and yellow tulle com
 hined in forming an effective center