Arizona republican., 1916-03-05

and palms. More than an hundred guests were present. Preceding the re ception. a program was given under the auspices of the home economics de- partment, Mrs. R. M. Tafel chairman. Mrs. Edith Salisbury Of the Agricul- tural Extension Service of the state university delivered q lecture on The Efficient Home Maker and the Govern
 nents Interest in Her and Miss Mary Perkins, expert fireless cooker demon- sttrator, explained the use of the cook CT. Her exhibits were roasted chickeh and ice cream. The musical numbers were presented hy Mrs. w. E. Barr. Violinist, and Mrs. Clyde Candy solo, ist- Mrs. Bars selections were Cav onetta. by D'Ambrosio. and Mandolin ata. by Stniff, and Mrs. Candy gave two vocal numbers, Lullaby" CRileYl, by Fritz Krull. 70 Heart Of Mine" oHileyD. by Tod E. Galloway.
 The Woman's club of Maricopa has secured d number If clever speakers who will deliver lectures before the club during the spring season. Byron Cummings, professor of archaeology oe, the University of Arizona. former dean of tle University of Utah, gave an illustrated lecture Thursday evening at the Perry Williams residence. The club extended a general invitation to the public. anG q large and apprecia- tive audience greeted the professor.
 Mrs. ]. <. Stark gave d delightfully arranged luncheon "Wednesday comph mentary to Mrs ". F. Boulton of Idaho.
 The table was effectively decorated in spring flowers narcissus, verbena and nasturtium Bridge was played in the afternoon the highest scores being made by Mrs Hugh Campbell and Mrs. Edward NJ. Doe of Flagstaff. There were present Mrs. Boulton, Mrs. C. C
 Hutchinson, Mrs. Fred Golfer, Mrs. George Coffin, Mrs Hugh Campbell, Ms ]. w. WeatheIford, Mrs Edward M. Doe and Miss Agnes Todd Of Pres colt
 MT and Mrs Shirley Christv enter taineG with a family dinner ot four teen covers Sunday at their country rlace OF the Christy road. Ar and
 Mrs Hugh Creighton os New York were the guests of honor.
 In honor of Mrs. Martha C. Bley ol los Angeles and Mrs Anna Lanni- gan of Florence. Mrs. George Brock way gave a luncheon Wednesday at her home on East Portland street Pink verbena made charmingly ef- fective decoration. Besides the guests of honor there were present Mrs Jo- seph II. Kibbey, Mrs A. l.. Moore Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes and Miss Jare Weodin
 Mrs C. C. Hutchinson contributed to the week x pleasure with beadti- fully planned luncheon Thursday at her home on North First avenue. The re ception hall and dining room were dec orated in d yellow color scheme with jonquils to carry out the tone In the living room the pink color chosen was expressed in a wealth of fragrant sweet peas Kewpie and butterfly place cards added to inc artistic effect. Bridge was played in the afternoon The pretty event was given in honor of Mrs. Hutchinson sister, Mrs. w. F. i Boulton, who is visiting here from Idaho.
 The leap year dance at the Country club Tuesday evening was one of the most delightful of the many affairs O.
 which the club has been successful iaost this season. The novelty of the event was one of it's attractions for the women charmingly carried out the leap year requirements. There were lucky number and faVoI dances to con- tribute to the amusement. Among those there were Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gold berg. AIr. and Mrs. William Harrison Lewis of San Francisco, Mir. and Mrs. John H. Page, hr. and Mrs. Frank