Arizona republican., 1916-01-02
SOCIETY
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(Continued from Page Thrce) F. Bouiton. Mrs. <. C. Hutchinson. | Mrs. C. O. Hutchinson. Miss Marjorie Robinson, Miss Ellen Boulton. Miss Elizabeth Boulton and Miss Esther Boulton.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel A. Shields an nounce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Donna Lee Shields, to David AepH. superintendent of the eN- rerimental farm. The wedding will take place at four o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Grace Lutheran church. Reverend Joseph Stermer will read the service. Miss Margaret Aepli will be ,the maid of honor and the brides only attendant and Claud Shields will act as best man. Follow ing the ceremony reception will be held at the home of the brides parents on Grand avenue After a fortnight in Tucson the young people will re- turn to Phoenix, where they will make their home
 Miss Ruth Palmer and Miss Lucille Grable gave one of the jolliest and most utllSHllul OL lOlludA tNtHlS Wednesday evening when they enter tained with a masquerade at the home of Miss Grable on East Culver street. The decorations of carnations. chrys- anthemums and smilax formed an ef- fective background for the aIJractIve costumes of the guests. There were fascinating peasants. stately Colonial danes Italian, Chinese, Spanish and dashng cowboys and Japanese girls and the usual Yama Yama costumes fitted into the picturesque scene. Those there were Miss Gladys Kelly. Miss Ruth Goldberg. Miss Elizabeth Sam uels, Miss Dixie Lee Shedd, Miss Helen Plath, Adeline Plath, Miss F'erne John son, Miss Lila Campbell. Miss Gladys Fox. Miss Alta Lewis. Miss Beulah IT, vine. Miss Ruby Pascoe, Miss Jean Walker Miss Gladys TweedelL Miss Dorothy Slayback. Miss Hughie Bone. Miss Edith Norton, Miss Bertha Hughes. Miss Eleanor Hulett. Miss Mary McDermott. Miss Zella Halter man. Miss Dorothy Palmer, Miss Mary Gurley, Miss Maud Stewart, Miss Mary Wheat, Miss Dorothy Stewart. Joe Doran, Chester Goldberg. Paul Swee- ney, Frank Luke Tucker Pinney, John Latham, Walter Martin. Gail Lewis. Earl Cialpin. Tom Marlar Lester De AIund, Russell Peabody. Laurence liar rison, Harry Osborn, Neil McGinnis, John Akers, Alfred Jones, Glenn Pat ton. Burtis Doris. Harold Goldberg. Floyd Craver, Mulford Smith. Willard Dietweiler. Perry Casey. Kenneth Comstock, Sidney Myers and Herbert Hershman.
 Of the many charming affairs given in compliment to Miss Emma Bennett the past few weeks none was more attra ctive than the dinner of fourteen covers gtAen by Miss Ellen Conway, Power Conway and Hugh D. Marshall, Tuesday evening. at their North Cen tral avenue residence. Miss Bennett has been the inspiration for innumer- able smart events since her arrival from Los Angeles in the early au- tumn.
 The Bachelors Club gave it's annual stag dinner at the Country club Wed nesday evening and from all accounts it was the most successful function in the social history of the club Fritz Holmquist. the president. acted as toa astnlaster and responses were made by every member present. A song book of prose and poetry was compiled for the occasion by Lester Byron and a few of the innocent sounding titles are "COrpstein's Farewell" "WoOdman, Spare That Elder" New Years Car roll" and My Country lis of Thee" Those there were President Fritz Holmquist. Vice President Lester By ron. Secretary John Rinker Kibbey, - Members of the Board of Governors Power Conway and Arthur Halton. and Robert Beardsley. Ernest Bennett, Avery CorDstein. Jim Elder. F. L. Ere eland. Eugene Goldman. pr. Charles Gowau. Arthur Hahn. Harry Hurley, Hugh D. Marshall, Lester Mcclellan, Roy Murray, Albert Rosenbers, Joe Sorntag and Leon Tol!esOn. The guests Of honor were Secretary of State Sidney r. Osborn. Paul Renau Ingles. F.. F. Anderson. Hugh Cassidy and Charles McArthur.