Arizona republican., 1916-03-12

| George H. Cook of san Francisco The table decoration was charmingly ar tistic cluster of iris and violets and pretty place cards and dainty favors added to the effect.
 i, MT. and Mrs. Person and Reese M. Ling motored to Tucson for the week end returning to town Monday
 i Mr. and Mrs. Story of Chillicothe O., are recent arrivals who will pass a month here the guests of their rela- tives, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Frost .of North First avenue
 l Mrs. John Nelson of Prescott is the guest of Mrs. J. NJ. Yaple
 Mrs. Frederick Alsdorf gave an at !. tractively apponted luncheon at the tCountrp club Tuesday. Lavender and pink sweet peas and tule of the same | shaded combined in an unusually elect i've decoration. The placecards feat ured the color scheme and the fayors were silver tennis raellets with pearls as tennis balls. It was a delightfully."- arranged affair Those who enjoyed Mrs. Allsdorf's hospitality were Mrs William Atherton Du Puy of Washing ton. D. C., Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs. Er- nest Lewis, Mrs. E. A. Marshall Mrs. Harold Baxter, Mrs. Homer King, Miss Selma Goldberg, Mis- Eleanor Slona. and Miss Ellen Conway
 In honor of Mr. and Mrs. George II. Cook and AIr. and Mrs. William Harri- son Lewis. NIT. and Mrs David Gold berg gave delightful buffet supper Friday evening. The guests of honor have been the recipients of much social atention since their arrival from San ) Francisco and that of q few evenings F ago was among the most plea su!able | events in their compliment.
 Mrs. Edward NJ. Doe of Flagstaft i, and Mrs. John Weatherfrrd were the l dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Hugh Campbell. Sunday.
 :, Mrs R. C. Saufley of West Linwnod street gave a bridge Wednesday after noon, tl:at was one of the pleasant af- fairs of the week. There were presen, |. Mrs. W F. Neail. Mrs. Burns Duke of Washington, Mrs. Charles Arnold, Mrs jJ. B. Gillespie. Mrs Herbert Parsons
 Mrs. Eugene White. Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash, Mrs. J. L. Borah. Mrs. F. EPas COG and Miss Frances De Graff
 1 Miss Bertha Goldsworthy was the l guest of honor at dinner of eight coy CTS given by her mother, Mrs. W. $ l. Goidsworthy Thursday evening at the , IGoidsworthy residence on West Rose welt street
 or interest to Phoenicidns will be tn. announcement made in New Yorl, a fes days ago of the engagement of Miss l-i Florence Seman to Marion Ellis. The | marriage will take place early in tn. ]. Isummer. Mis Seaman is said to be T r charming girl and has a host of friends 2 in New York and on the west coas, q where she has frequently visited. Mir 2 Ellls IS we'll known in Phoenix where s he has passed part of each seasof on business. He is the son of Mrs. Ida
 Ellis and many years ago the famil, made it's home in this city. MT. Ellis ha, : advanced rapidly in the business worl, ;. and at present holds a responsible posi. tion with Day and Company with head hi Quarters in New York
 II Mrs. Edward Oldaker will give a ser
 les of affairs this week, entertainin.
 with q tea on Monday and a bridge Q,
 Friday. Both will be afternoon event al her home 643 North Third avenue III
 Mrs. Hugh. Campbell added to tn
 weeks enjoyment with a charmin,
 luncheon at the San Marcos, F'rida
 Ia honor of Mrs. George H. Cook. Other
 there were Mrs. J. w. Doris, Mrs
 George Archer of St. Paul and Mrs
 George Cage.
 Mr. and Mrs, Jack Rowlands gave ;
 dinner dance at the Country club Tres
 day evening that was one of the par
 Icularly pleasant affairs of the week
 Their guests were MT. and Mrs. Jac
 Ii. Page. MT. and Mrs. Harry Kay
 MT. and Mrs Aaron Goldberg. Joh,
 Tinker hib5ev and Roy Murray | A picnic to Fort Mcdowell was on
 Of the early week events enjoyed b,
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Doris, MT. and MT.
 George H. Cook. Mrs. anG Mrs. C. [
 Doris, Mrs. F. F. Marshall, Miss liar
 riet Hurley and Hugh Marshall
 
 IN Mir and Mrs. William liar
 rison of san Francisco passed ;. scarcely any time last week il town, so Phoenicians feel them ii selves cheated out of number of day
 of their all too short stay in Arizona
 They were the week end guests of tn Ii T. A. Riordans of Flagstaff and tn
 mid weey was passed in Roosevelt,
 They were accompanied on the latte ti trip hy George H. Sock of San Fran | cisco, J. W. Doris and C. D. Dorri. II Complimentary to Mrs Henry Keat Eof Spearfish, South Dakota, Mrs. Il
 l.. Leppla gave a delightfully."- arrange | luncheon recently at her country plac F, "OPgangeda. Baskets of blue spriu I flowers were used in decoration, an, F hand tinted place cards accentnated tn l color tone. Bridge was played in tn + afternoon The highest scores wer
 made by Mrs. J. c. Gregg and Nils | Jane Gregg. Twenty guests wer E present.
 H Mrs. Walter Talbot. Mrs. S. E. Coat. Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers and Mrs. II Elliott Ny-.1l.a av ,voro tho ~,,,o.,