Arizona republican., 1916-05-28

Moore of 1852 North Fifth street. Mrs. Wilcox win accompany the Moores to | the coast in June.
 i Miss Mildred Clemens, who is giving | 9 series of lectures in the valley is l passing the week end at the Grand | Canyon. She will return tomorrow and during the remainder of her brief l stay here, will be the guest of Mrs. l Edwin J. Gillette.
 | Dan Campbell has returned from Stanford for the summers vacation. ] Ycurg Campbell is a member of the | Sigma Chi fraternity and popular in | he social life at the university. In athletic sports he numbers among the | foremost. having made the wrestling | team.
 sport supper dance closed the l Country clubs season Friday evening. While the members will still enjoy the delights to he found only at the club house the entertainments from now on will be of a private nature Until the autumn the club win not at tempt anything in the way of affairs The closing event was particularly de- lightful for it's jolly informality The tables were arranged out of doors or the broad verandas where the music could be heard distinctly from the l clubhouse Later dancing was en- ioyed, nearly the entire membership l being present The event was giver in compliment to the outgoing and incoming officers. At the recent election Judge Richard F.. Sloan was , again chosen to head the organization ? H. l.. Aler was reelected vice pres l .dent J. G. Spangler of Mesa treas urer and Howard S. Reed secretary 1 President Sloan has already selected e the committee to serve for the ensuing year Mrs. F.. J. Bennitt has beei . named chairman of the entertainment Y committee, the other members O , which include Mrs. Aneil Martin. Mrs q Edith Knowles, Miss Ruth JessoI 1 GcrdCn Tweed, Jack Barber, Aarol Goldberg. and Paul Renau Ingles. Ir e ving De E. Miller is chairman of tn # tennis committee, whose other mem 5ers are Mrs. Errest Lewis, Miss Verd Butler, Roy s. Goodrich and Melvill | r'ickaS. The dramatic committee headed by William c. Hartranft. an cooperating with him are Mrs Ernes Bennett and John Rinker Kibbey. Er nest Bennett is chairman Of the green and the o-workers on this committe are Dr.. H. J. Jessop, A. NJ. Davis. + c. Bennett and H. R. Tritle. H. Aller, chairman of the house an grounds committee, whose membershi comprises Mrs Louis H. Chalmer' Mrs Homer King, Gordon Tweed an Webb Griffen. The committee on mem Dership is composed of pr. Roy Thom as, chairman, H. w. Asbury and Jac Barber, while the finances will be i charge Of Rupert F. Moore. Judg Sloan ard J. c. Spangler.
 
 Mrs. J. Ii. Mulrein of 60 West Lyn wood street gave a charmingly ar ranged breakfast Wednesday mornin followed by bridge The house through out was decorated in a profusion ( cut flowers, roses predominating. Mis- Carrie Mulrein and Miss Margare Coykendale assisted the hostess in re ceiving. Mrs. T. c. McReynolds mad the highest bridge score. There wer present Mrs. Tom Campbell, Mrs. I D. Crabb, Mrs. John Aitken Mrs.
 M. Barton, Mrs. T. c. McReynold Mrs. Levi Young, Mrs. J. c. Grave and Mrs Ray Coykendale.
 , Mrs. Q. F. Plath chaperoned a pic nic to Fort Mcdowell yesterday IT members of the junior set present wei Miss Libby Aiken Miss Ferne Johr son. Miss Seraphine Reno, Miss Be, lah Irwin, Miss Helen Plath, Miss Rut GoldherS. Miss Adelne Plath, Mi
 Hughie Bone, Miss Edith Norton Mi
 Emal Tolleson, Miss Eleanor Hulet Walter Martin, Edward Doris. J,
 Doran, Ulrich Thalheimer, Forre
 Betts. Gail Lewis. Chester Goldber
 Wallace Kohlberg, Corbin Davidso
 Albert Pinney and John Newcomer.
 Mir and Mrs. Ernest Bennett lt
 last evening for California.
 Mrs. Chester Dana Reed of Nor
 Fourth avenue and her mother. Mrs.
 F. Fox and aunt, Miss Amelia
 Brown who wintered with her are lea
 ing Thursday for several months a