Arizona republican., 1916-04-02

Colonel E. G. Halle and Hermann Peterson were dinner hosts at the Ad- ans Wednesday evening. The tables centerpiece was gorgeous cluster O1 American Beauty roses while there was flat decoration of carnations and ferns. At either end of the table were stars of ferns and flowers and here and there were scattered the scarlet and white carnations. The place cards were charming favors that will be de- lightful remembrances of an attractive event. Bridge was a. feature of the evening, the prizes being won by MT and Mrs. Barry Goldwater and Mrs Fen Hildreth. There were present MT and Mrs. Harry Kay, MT. and Mrs. A R. Cater, MT. and Mrs. Jack Rine- hart, Captain and Mrs. J. w. Cren- shaw, MT. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater, MT. and Mrs. Fen Hildreth, Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard, Mrs. H. J. Lee and Frank Halle.
 Mrs. Robert A. Craig gave an in- formal tea yesterday afternoon in hon. or of Mrs. John Y. T. Smith of Los An geles. A pink color scheme was ef- fectively carried out in a profusion of roses, sweet peas and peoples. Mrs Craig was assisted by Mrs H. I. Lath- am. Miss Katherine Christy and Miss Ruth Ainsworth
 The Wednesday tennis-luncheon at- tracted the usual large gathering Among those there. were Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg Mrs George N. Gage. Mrs. John Den nett. Jr., Mrs. Dwight B. Heard. Mrs U. Addison Pitkin of Chicago. Mrs l George Olney, Mrs. Fred Woolsey, Mrs Barry Goldwater, Mrs. Daniel Francis 1 Mrs. E. J. Bennitt. Mrs. Edith Knowles i Mrs. Clayton Ingraham of Chicago Mrs. s. E. Coats of Los Angeles. Mrs Charles Reigel, Mrs. George Lilley
 Mrs. Earl Curtis. Mrs. Charles McAr thur, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha. Mrs Warren McArthur, Mrs. William liar rison Lewis, Mrs Richard Sloan. Mrs
 E. T. Ceilings. Mrs. Fen Hildreth, Mrs
 c. F. Ainsworth, Mrs. Frank Jocelyn Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson, Mrs. Edwar,
 O'Malley, Mrs. John Van der Veer
 Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash, Mrs. J. G. Val Leuwen, Mrs. Ira J. Johnson. Mrs
 Webb Griffen. Mrs. Harold Bennett Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, Mrs. Ernest Ben
 nett, Miss Margaret Tredway, Miss Fl
 eanor Sloan, Miss Ellen Conway, Mis-
 Verde Butler, and Miss Elizabet
 Moffat.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Doris returne l Wednesday from brief absence i I San Francisco.
 Miss Elizabeth Moffat who has bee
 the guest of Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth fo several weeks will return this even ing to her home in Denver. She ha
 been extensively feted during her sta here.
 Friends are congratulating Mir an
 Mrs. William Bertram upon the birt of son. The little chap is the secon son and has been named Richard Jus tin. Mrs. Bertram was Miss Hazel De Mund before her marriage and a pop
 ular member of the younger set.
 l
 In honor of Miss Elsie Munger, popular bride elect, Mrs. Clay Parke
 gave delightfully."- appointed bridg
 Tuesday afternoon at her country plac
 on Baseline Road. The card room were decorated in a yellow colo
 The prizes were won by Mrs. Elmer
 Oldaker and Miss Emma Luhrs. Fol
 lowing the rubber of bridge kitche
 shower was given in compliment the guest of honor There were pres fent Miss Munger, Mrs. T. w. Pembel
 ton. Mrs. Joe Green. Mrs. Earl Pal
 ker, Mrs. John Parks. Mrs. Harol Pemberton, Mrs. H. R Tupnan. MT Cy Byrne, Mrs. Jack Rinehart, MT Emery Oldaker, Miss Ella Luhrs, Mi. Emma Luhrs and Miss Fay De Nun t
 Mrs. Carl Anderson made Mrs. Jof ! Van der Veen the incentive for a pre-
 tily arranged tea Thursday at her hon
 on West Willetta street. Pink ar 7 white roses were used for decoratic with charming effect. Asked to me r Mrs. Van der Veen were Mrs. Geor, Lilley, Mrs. J. G. Van Leuwen, MI { Charles Riegel, Mrs. w. F. Neail, MI J. M. Phillipouski, Mrs. Walter Huel eryager, Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash. MI Lyman Peters, Mrs. Selim J Niche son. Mrs Louis Lowenheim, Mrs. Dav