Arizona republican., 1916-04-09

riet Tritle, Miss Dorothy Brownfield, Miss Mary Huett, Miss Marion Dun can, Miss Margaret Christy. Miss Cert rude Buntman, Miss Eugenia Kennan and Miss Bunnie O'Mailey.
 Cards have been issued by the Eastern Star for a dance to be given Friday evening at the Woman's club. The affair is being eagerly anticipated by the Masons to whom invitations
 and guest privileges have been ex- l tended. The reception committee com prSes Mrs. John Gregg, Mrs. H. B. St. Claire, Mrs. J. M. Swetnam, Mrs George Merryman, Mrs. w. B. Twitch- ell, Captain P. P. Parker Frank Thom = as. J. J. Sweeney, J. P. Ivy, and Per cy Ralph Helm. The floor committee members are Vernon L. Clark, F. l..
 Hart, E. F. Anderson and A. w. Gal pin and those in charge of the ar
 engagements are Mrs. A. M. Mayfield, Miss Rissie Humphrey and George w Stewart
 Mrs. Walter Talbot gave an infor-
 nal tea Monday afternoon in honor
 of Mrs. John Y. T. Smith The recep-
 ton rooms were fragrant with roses Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs D. H. Burtis and Mrs. Robert A. Craig assisted in receiving the guests who were friends of Mrs. Smith when she lived here many years ago
 The dance at the Country club Tues | day evening attracted the usual large contingent from town. Among those there were MT and Mrs. John H. Page. Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Ingraham, MT.
 and Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury, MT. and | Mrs. J. F. Rowlands MT. and Mrs Jack
 Barber, NIT. and Mrs. Colt Myers, Mir.
 and Mrs. Joe Green. MT. and Mrs. ! Aaron Goldberg. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph | MelcZer Mr and Mrs. Charles McAr- thur, Mrs Edith Knowles Mrs. Harry ! Jonesc, Miss Grace Williams, Miss DeZz l Kelly, Miss Dunlap, Roy Murray, Tom Trent, Charles Miller, John Rinker Kibbel. Joe Cassou, Dan Patch, Frank
 Lang, Alexander Baker, Lester Byron, and Newell Rice.
 In honor of little Miss Mary Wright
 of Tucson, Miss Mary Alberta Nichols
 and Miss Eleanor Nichols, the small
 daughters of Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Mich
 ols of East Willetta street gave a de-
 lightful Easter party yesterday after noon. An egg hunt>was a feature of
 the affair and there were pretty favOrs for the guests, dainty Easter baskets
 with bunnies, chickens and candies Miss Elizabeth Crumbie assisted in en-
 teltaining the little folk who were Miss Florence Hanny, Miss Margaret Var
 Leuwen, Miss Eleanor Goodrich, Miss
 IIliZateth Redewill Miss Katherine
 Cameron, Miss Alice Hanny Miss
 Grace Moore, Miss Lucille Sargent
 Miss Mary Moore, Miss Mary Louise
 Carpenter, Miss Ethel Twitchell, Nils, Helen Moore, Miss Mary Twitchell
 Miss Renita Johnson, Miss Betty Ten
 nemore Bruce Van Leuwen, Jack Nich- ols. Bobby Goldwater, Albert Moore Thomas Carpenter, Easmer Moore, Flu
 gene Gladney and Bobby Creighton.
 Mrs F. F. Marshall who is passins
 the season at 1ngleside will give ;
 smart affair shortly after Lent. Sh
 entertained a few friends informally a luncheon at the club on Friday. Mrs M. c. McDougall and Mrs
 George H. Lutgerding gave a card af ! Munger who will become the bride O
 Fred Gregg Wednesday. The affai took place at the home of Mrs. Lut gerding on West Willetta street whic was pre:tily decorate din cut flowers Bridge and hearts were the features O the occasion. The guests numbere twenty.
 Mir. and Mrs Herbert Stevenso
 and their sister. Miss Ruth Griffe gave an informal dance Friday evenin [ at the home of MT and Mrs. Steven
 son on the East Mcdowell road Tn
 broad verandas were used for dancin and supper was served in the dinin [ room, which like the living room, wa :. l decorated in a wealth of America I Beauty roses. Forty guests enjoye the attractive event.
 Mrs. Homer King gave a delightfl Q dinner Wednesday evening complimen y tary to MT. and Mrs. Clayton Ingrahai a who left the following evening fC n Chicago.
 I In honor of her birthday, several her friends surprised Mrs. J. w. Doi e ris Wednesday evening at her hom 5, Casa De ROsas" The event was or . of tEe most enjoyable of the g;i week.