Arizona republican., 1916-05-07

be erected for dancing and in addition to the spectacular novelty under the big tent, there will be side attractions where fun will run riot. Claud Kelly of the Teal company is rehearsing the | feature" and under his splendid di- IeCtiun the clever amateurs are mak- ing excellent progress. The lead Peg | gy'' will be played by Mrs. Ernest Ben nett and she wll. be supported by Mrs. Daniel Francis Arthur Hahn, Sidney ]. Ross and Irwin De R. Miller. A group of boarding school girls will brighten the situation with a bit of dash and song and good looks. The girls will be Mrs: John R. Hampton, Mrs Sims Ely, Jr.. Mrs Herbert Burr Atha Jr., Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss Eleanor Sloan. and Miss Lily Wester- velt. Mir. and Mrs F. T. Ceilings and Mrs J. G. Van Leuwen assisted by Miss Margaret Mae Hurley and a group of high school girls will be the Merry Villagers and they will execute a May Pole dance, a clown number and the spring dance. The jolly min strels will be directly in charge of
 
 made much of the number in which she will also take part. Others who will be minstrel maids and men are Mrs Sidney J. Ross, Mrs. Joe Green, Miss Ruth Griffen. Charles Pope, Yew- ell Rice, Edgar Gardiner. Tom Trent and E. E. Myers.
 Mir ard Mrs. J. F.. Rowlands and MT. and Mrs. John Page gave the smartest event of the spring Tuesday evening when they entertained with a dance at the Woman's club. The clubhouse never held a more artistic decoration, the yellow and green color scheme be- ing carried out in an exquisitely at tractive arrangement of greenery, blossoms and tull. In the reception hall olive branches and Shasta daisies were used with pretty effect that was heightened by the use of dainty tulle | golden glow. The auditorium held a pretty festooning of greenery with a ] bow of tulle here and there to break ] the monOtony of the green. shower | of tulle Tt the side lights softened the tone. Palms and ferns banked the i stage increasing in height from the ! footlights making a perfect wilderness of greens in which could be noticed i clusters of yellow iris. The entire ef- feet was beautiful. The orchestra hid den among the greens, furnished a de- l lightful dance progrma. The buffet supper was served shortly after mid 1 night
 Mrs. Page received in a becoming frock of pink taffeta and lace. anC Mrs. Rowlands was charming in whit. chiffon. Over one hundred and fifty guests were present.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Messenger gave moonlight masquerade Wednesda, evening at their home on Myrtle av enue in honor of Miss Emma Luhrs It was charming affair with man, delightful and distinctive features During the evening Miss Anna Moni
 han, P. R. Helm and ode Kalaiva sanl q group of fascinating Hawaiian songs They were costumed in the holiday at l
 fective picture. There was a marvel
 ous exhibition of trick bicycle ridin | by w. E. Lyons. Lloyd Elsie adde
 to the enjoyment by violin number with piano accompaniment by Mis- Monihan. Miss Mabel Novinger. wh
 has made an enviable reputation as \ dancer, then presented her famou clown dance and was followed by I 7 J. Myer who sang several selection
 in his usual brilliant manner guess
 ing game was another of the many di
 versions, the prizes being won by Mir
 Grafton Dougherty of Mesa and Joh
 Latham. It was after midnight whe n supper was served and the early morr r ing hours before the sixty-five guest $ departed. Mrs. George H. N. Luhl
 and Mrs. A. E. Kunz assisted in r,
 ceiying.
 . Mrs. A. l.. Moore and Mrs. Geor, II Broadway gave series of afterno, 2 events last week at the home of MT Moore 1726 North Third street. (
 all occasions the same decorati
 scheme was carried out in sweet pc > and Dorothy Perkins roses. At t
 initial affair Wednesday, the hostess
 entertained eight tables of bridge, {
 prizes being won by Mrs. George C
 ney and Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy. Fl day the same number of guests e
 joyed gthe cordial hospitality of M
 Moore and Mrs. Broadway, and M
 J. w. Doris and Mrs. Harry Cars
 
 lowing day thimble party was giv V tfat proved one of the charming
 formal events of the spring.