Arizona republican., 1916-03-26

the most attractive of spring festiv- ities, The club house was embellished with iris, orange blossoms and roses. During the supper an Hawaiian singer entertained the two hupdred guests.
 Mrs. Sidney J. Ross who has been the guest of Miss Rose Walter of Col orado Springs for the past fortnight will return to town tomorrow.
 Judge and Mrs. George Purdy Bullard will leave April 3, for a weeks absence in Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph D. Magee of Los Angeles are receiving the congrat- ulations of their friends upon the birth of a daughter. Before her marriage, Mrs. Magee was Miss Ethel Ming.
 Fl Navarro club was host Friday evening of one of the enjoyable events of the week when it entertained with a dance at the Woman's club. The guest list included MT. and Mrs. C. D. Wheel CT, MT. and Mrs. Guy Alsap, MT. and Mrs. Wallace Matthie, Mrs. c. A. Orr. Miss Tina Brown, Miss Kathryn Os- born, Miss Eleanor Hulett. Miss Thompson, Miss Lucille Grable. Miss Myrtle Blythe. Miss Harbeck, Miss Louise Cross, Miss Myrtle Fitzpatrick, Miss Crampton, Miss Louvilla Thomas, Miss Blanche BirdnO, Miss Dunlap, Miss Minnie Seaman, Miss Irene Seidel, Miss Helen Plath, Miss Adeline Plath, Miss Ferne Johnson, Miss Dixie Lee Shedd, Miss Louise Lanstlat. Miss Zel- la Cook, Miss Elsie Truman, Miss Blanch Detloff, Miss Eva Stewart, Miss Virginia Graves. Miss Ada Smith. Miss Edith Norton, Ben Rudderow, Francis Geary. A. A. Trippel. Harry Johnson, Ed Luke, Fred Townsend. Frank Hurley, Harold Hess, Joe Hal diman, Ed Ames, Perry Casey. James Albert Pinney, John Latham Bert Hur- ley, Gene Sutherland. Theodore Plath, Lyle, Abbott, John Akers, Andy Jami- sen. Walter Martin. Tom Marian. Hugh Miller, Ed. Orr, Jack Osburn. w. l. Pistor, Maurice Valentine. Claude Cow an, Vinton Hammels of Tucson. H. w. Frisbie and Ed Porter of Tucson.
 
 Miss Albertha Galpin was the inspi- ration for a pleasant surprise Friday evening when a group of her young friends gave dance in her honor at her home on Virginia Avenue. The juniors present were Miss Louella Campbell, Miss Helen Morrell. Miss Georgian Barnes, Miss Hilda Dicken- son, Miss Hattline Stone, Miss Wemena Pasy, Miss Marie Hart, Miss Ethel Bryant, Miss Frances Mckee, Miss Marian Galpin, James Stone, Eddie Brophy, Lee Chilberg, Claude Dicken- son, George Stewart. Patsie Dildine Lorrence Van Frank. Charles Grey Lonny Hoeye. John Norton. Ellis San dcrs and Harry Bryant.
 The smartest event of the spring season was the reception given by MT and Mrs. William G. Hartranft Friday evening in honor of MT. and Mrs. Win 1 field Hartranft. The event took place at the Hartranft residence on NOrtf Central avenue, which was attractivel! decorated in roses, and the daint. blossoms of spring. The Besse orches i tra furnished a delightful program Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs. Dwight E Heard and Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers as sisted and over two hundred guests en joyed the occasion. Mrs. William G Hartranft wore becoming gown O sunshine blue taffeta and silver ne and her charming young daughter-in l law wore a fetching frock of white ne and silver.
 Mrs. Jack Barber entertained infor
 mally at luncheon at the Country clu Friday, Mrs. J. E. Rowlands, Mrs. Johl H. Page and Mrs. Joe Green.
 II Elaborate plans are being made fo | the entertainment of visitors durin II the state medical convention to be hel
 in Phoenix the latter part of April. Tn wives of the local physicians met Mon day at the home of Mrs. E. J. Gillett and discussed the social features of tn
 gathering. Mrs. Roy E. Thomas
 chairman of the committee of arrange
 ments and will shortly call anothe
 meeting to complete the details of tn
 functions that will be given in honor ( the out of town guests.
 N Word from New York tells of tf
 many attentions that have been shov
 cred upon Alice Redewill. who has nj
 only been extensively feted by we
 known musicians and critics but hs |, been urged by them to appear in r' cital Miss Redewill studied wA ) JPaderewski, Harold Bauer and GOdOv