Arizona republican., 1916-02-06

Interest in golf and tennis is respon- sible for ever-increasing attendance at the Wednesday luncheonS at the Country club From early in the morning until late in the afternoon players are on the links or courts. Fewer occupy the bridge tables. but there still remain those who are loyal to the game. There were number who entertained at luncheo at the club at the last mid weekly event among whom was Mrs. F. E. Pascoe, whose guests were Mrs. Newton Duff of Lex ingt0n, Ky, Mrs. John Burris Duke of Washington, D. C., Mrs. R. l. Sousley and Mrs. Emil Gang. Others gathered about the tables were Mrs. simon Oberflder, Mrs. Daniel Fran cis, Mrs. Fen EIildreth, Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Jack Barber, Mrs. John H. Page, Mrs. A. C. Baker, Mrs. J. E. RoWlands, Mrs. c. D. von Brecht Mrs. Frederick Alls- dCrf, Mrs. David Goldberg. Mrs Will liam c. Hartranft, Mrs. John Dennett. | Jr, Mrs. C. L. Robinson of San Fran l( S. Lescher, Mrs. C. R. Bosche of Buffalo, Mrs C. F. Ainsworth, Mrs. G. Thomp son Graham, Mrs. Harry Kay, Mrs 1 E. A. Marshall, Mrs. Henry George, Mrs Warren McArthur. Mrs. Frank 1 Jocelyn. Mrs. William SWeef, Mrs Sidney J. Ross, Mrs. George Olney Mrs. Fred Woolsey. Mrs, Horace ! I Barry GoldWater Mrs. Gordon Tweed Mrs E. J. Bennitt, Mrs. II. J. Jessop, Mrs Homer King. Mrs. Cass Rede- | will Mrs Isaac Taft StOddard, Mrs. Evans Darby, Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy Mrs. Clay Leonard, Mrs. Benno Nell Mrs Leo Goldman, Mrs. P. K. Lewis, Miss Elizabeth Moffat of Denver, Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Rose Bell Gold man. Miss Ellen Conway and Miss l Marion Doris
 1 Mrs. Richard Whyman, of East Portland street. gave a delightful tea Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs, Jesse I. Sanders of Texas. who is her guest for a few weeks. Those who enjoyed her hospitality were Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Herbert Stevenson, Mrs. Raymond Cover, Miss Jessie Higley, Miss Ethel Stabler. Miss Der tha Goldsworthy, Miss Gladys Toney of Los Angeles. Miss Bessie Ensign and Miss Elma Tolleson.
 Mrs. II. D. McVay and Mrs. H. M
 Fennemore gave a luncheon at the Arizona club Wednesday complimen- tary to Mrs. Edward Shute Pink carnations were used in decoration Covers were laid for Mrs. Shute, Mrs E. w. Baum, Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs Roy Wayland, Mrs. V. F.. Hanny, Mrs J. NJ Phillipowski and Mrs. Frank Baum.
 Mrs. Charles O'Malley made Mrs
 Thomas McGinnis the incentive for 2 delightful bridge Thursday afternoon
 at her home on North First street
 The card rooms were effectively dec-
 orated in pink carnations. Prize;
 were won by Mrs Julian Holmes Mrs
 l. t. Van Leuwen and Mrs. A. B
 Clark. Five tables were present.
 
 MT and Mrs. V. E. Hanny were
 dinner hosts Friday evening in com pliment to Mrs. Edward Shute. The house throughout carried out the Val
 entine suggestion in it's decoration O
 cupids. The tables centerpiece wa:
 scarlet carnations and the color tom
 was heightened by tulle lovers knot:
 and shaded candles. Covers were ar
 ranged for Mrs Shute, MT and Mrs
 Daniel Francis, MT and Mrs. Ro!
 Wayland, Dr. and Mrs. E. w. Baum NIr and Mrs. H. D. McNay, Mir. anC
 Mrs. H. M. Fennemore. MT and Mrs
 Frank Baum. MT. and Mrs. William
 Burton McCandless and Reese M Ling
 Mrs. Harry Carson entertained the
 card club of which she is a member Thursday, at her apartments at thu