Arizona republican., 1916-04-30

rington, Clinton Jackson, Paul Jones, J. B. Geare, J. H. Little, Ed Luke, w. r. Mills, D. A. Little, w. A. Newman, J. L. Mills. George Peters, Smith Pick rell, c. w. Mills, B. L. Rudderow, James Ryan, Henry Snyder, Glenn Stevens, M. B. Sandidge. Mulford Smith, Roy Smith. c. A. Snodgrass, Al Trippell, Morris Valentine, J. c. Wen ger, Sidney Gassman and Thomas Houghton.
 Mrs. Nj. E. Morin of 1115 North Sec ond street gave a series of bridge luncheons last week entertaining eight tables on Thursday and Friday. On both occasions a pink color scheme was used and was effectively carried out in an abundance of Dorothy Per kins roses. The prize winners at the initial affair were Mrs. F. A. Tritle, Mrs. Harry Clifford Gibbons and Mrs. A. H. DeNIund of Yuma an dthe fol- lowing day the highest scores were made by Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson, Mrs James Griffen and Mrs. l.. D. Dam Cameron.
 Mir and Mrs. J. F. Rowlands and Mir. and Mrs John II. Page will give q dance at the Womans club Tuesday evening.
 | c. R. A Gilchrist who wintered here left Friday evening for his home in | Wheeling. West Virginia. He was ac-
 companied by his daughter, Mrs. Ben | iamiE Stanton and little daughter. |! Miss Virginia Stanton who will be his | guests during the summer season. | Miss Flora Grier gave one of the
 most delightful events of Easter week | Thursday when she gave an attractive | ly arranged bridge in honor of her sis ter. Mrs Marion Rays. The Grier res idence on West Adams street was dec lorated in a pink and white color scheme carried out in a profusion of lovely lroses The card prizes were won by Mrs Lyman Bennett and Mrs Clay Parker l Mrs. Alma Lowe and group of charm ing members of the junior set, includ- ing Miss Mary Alice Christy, Miss Jane Christy and Miss Mary Louise I
 meet the guest Of honor were: Mrs Ned Creighton, Mrs. Eugene Redewill Mrs. Robert A. Craig, Mrs. Gene Gun lningham. Mrs k. J. Elliot. Mrs. George | H. Lutgerding, Mrs Donald Mcqueen
 Mrs. Charles Stauffer Mrs Fred Chris tv. Mrs Melville Fickas. Mrs. Charles Munger, Mrs. Webb Griffen. Mrs. Fred Gregg Mrs. Roy Parsons. Mrs. liar old C. Bennett Mrs. George Christy
 Mrs. William Bertram, Mrs. Gus Noll Mrs. Charles Smurthwaite Mrs. Edwir Malcolm Hull. Mrs. Arthur Luhrs, Mrs N. F Cole. Mrs. Roy Nichols. Mrs. C i, p Hart. Mrs. Roy S. Goodrich. Mrs 1, Harold Baxter. Mrs. Ernest Bennett
 Mrs. Charles Isham, Mrs. William l. Pinney, Mrs. Ralph Murphy. Mrs. liar Try Galliyer, Miss Alta Holmes, Miss Fay De Mund, Miss Ann Garnett, Miss Rutf
 St. Claire, Miss Louise Lynd. Miss Lult Eyer, Miss Kate Wilson, and Mis-
 Katherine Chrlsty.
 Mrs. Emil Gang presided over
 charmingly arranged luncheon Thurs
 day at her home on North Central av :. enue A pink and gold color scheme wa employed with artistic effect At table was a basket of gorgeous yelloN
 poppies. while at the smaller table were baskets filled with fragrant pln j. sweet peas. Tiny yellow birds hell the place cards. that were also suggest i've of the Easter season. During th luncheon, Mrs. Adolph Liebenow, plan ist. and her talented little daughter l' Miss Edith Liebenow. violinist. TUT nished q delightful program Of ne'
 and old songs Bridge was the featur D of the afternoon. the prize winners pe C ing Mrs. Richard F. Sloan. Mrs <.
 Coats and Mrs Joseph SherDurh ,' Jenckes.
 $ MT. and Mrs. Jack Barber were dir ,. ner hosts Wednesday evening, the guests including MT. and Mrs. Charl' = McArthur, MT. and Mrs. Sidney Ross. MT and Mrs. Warren McArthu
 Miss Margaret Tredway and Harr
 Tritle.
 Miss Fay De Mund will give luncf
 con Tuesday complimentary to MS
 Emma Luhrs whose marriage to . Reginald Stroud will be an event | June.
 Mrs. Marion Rays was the guest | honor at an informal bridge given yes \ terday afternoon by Mrs William Il Pinney at her home on West Adam Il street Spring flowers decorated el fectively and the occasion was one | the most delightful of the many al | fairs that have been given in compl l ment to Mrs. Rays.
 
 Mrs. Ralph Cameron entertained IN II tables of bridge Tuesday afternoon | her Willetta street residence. In U
 II dining room a yellow color scheme W;