Arizona republican., 1916-12-03

est. Miss Frances Geare, Miss Alta Danner. Miss Schlosser. Miss Louise Gass. Miss Mrytle Fitzpatrick. Miss Grace Welch, Miss Maureen Olsen, Miss Maytie Steele, Miss Bertha rhrom. Miss Naomi Sullivan. Miss Cecil Schultz, Miss Jane Remand. Miss Eissie Humphrey, Miss Rae Beau champ Miss Harriet Snodgrass. Miss Ida Mae Coke. Miss Marie Golze, Miss Herring. Miss Beatrice Millsap, Miss Julia Berry, Miss Hazel Davis, Miss Nora McComb, Miss Virginia Graves Miss Mary Armstrong, Miss Alta Lewis. Miss Eva Whitson, Miss Maie Geare. Miss Mary Creighton. Miss Ferne Johnson. George Allen. Tom Geare. Hal Grimshaw. Will Haughton. II. F. Geare. ]. l.. Mills, w. r. Mills. Glenn Patton. Vernon Peters, smith Pickrell. James Ryan. R. A. Smirh. W. C. Roediger. Glenn
 Suodgrass. C. H. Stevens, Jack Os- born. C. C. Weber. J. C. Wenger and Burt Winslow.
 Harlow Akers contributed to the pleasure of the junior set last even ing with a jolly dance at his home on North Central avenue. Among
 those there were Miss Ruth Kohl
 berg. Miss Lucille Mckee. Miss Madge ! Fitzpatrick. Miss Ida Mae Coke. Miss Roth Coke Miss Jean Pierson. Miss
 Elsie Mcdonald. Miss Lucille Grablc
 Miss Edith Norton. Miss Hughie Bone Miss Maureen Olson, Miss Bertha Hughes. Miss Dixie Lee Shedd
 Miss Anna Gladney. Miss Ruth Pal mer Frank Luke. Louis Hart, Earl Reno. Ross Lyall Percy Casey. Paul : flakes, Albert Pinney. Bert Doris, Ted Butler Chester Goldberg. James Fell. Logan Dameron. Ben Taylor, 1 Donald Hultz and James Hess.
 alr. and Mrs Charles O'Malley gave 1 m informal dinner Wednesday even ng at their home on North First street Red carnations decorated with pretty effect
 Mrs. Benjamin stanton and her small daughters. Miss Virginia Stan l ton and Miss Jane Stanton. have re- | turned from several months ao- sence passed in Wheeling.
 Mir. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar gave a dinner dance at the Country club Mon i day evening that figured prominent ! ly among the smart events of the week. | The guests were gathered about small tables decorated in pink carnations and i danced between courses. Among those i there were MT. and Mrs. Herbert Burr ] Atha. Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury. Mi and Mrs. Jack Barber. Mir. and 1 Mrs. J. F.. Rowlands. Mir. and Mrs. Warren McArthur Mir. and Mrs. Stan
 wood Murphy. MT. and Mrs. Roy S. ! Goodrich. MT. and Mrs. charles Me- Arthur. Mir. and Mrs. Royal Lescher. Mir and Mrs. William Coleman Rog- CTS. MT. and Mrs. Harold C. Bennett. Mir. and Mrs. Webb Griffin. MT. and
 Mrs. II. J. Wood of New York. MT. and Mrs. BenDo Nell, Mrs. Sidney J. Bod dinghouse, Mrs. Edith Knowles Mrs. r'oster F. Rockwell. Mrs Homer King. i Miss Ellen Conwar. Miss Rose Bell Goldman Miss Margaret Treadway. Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss Kate Will son. Miss Marion Doris. Power Con-
 ~av. Eugene Goldman. Lester Byron. Joe Gassou. II. c. Sylveste Robert Beardsley. Dan Patch. Frank Lang. Charles Pope. Arthur Holm and Roy ! Murray.
 l. The Arizona club inaugurated its
 social season Thanksgiving eve with d brilliant ball. The club seldom plays host a matter of keen regret to so- ciety. but when it entertains it does so | on an elaborate scale. The affair last
 week was not an exception to this rule and was greatly enjoyed by the 200 couple in attendance. The dining room
 where supper was served at midnight was charming In it's decoration of
 green, profusion of pepper boughs
 being used to carry out the color scheme.
 The marriage in New York on We'd
 nesday of Miss Florence Seeman
 daughter of Mir. and Mrs Joseph See
 man. to Marion Robert Ellis, will be an item of interest to Phoenicians. AL
 though Miss Seenan has never visited here, a number of the local society
 folk have met her on the west coast
 and also in New York. while Mir. Ellis
 Is well known here. He lived in Phoe-
 nix when a little chap and later when
 he made ,his home iu california. fre- quently viSited here. He is at present living in New York, where he Is q successful broker The wedding, will
 take place at the Ritz Carlton and the honeymoon will be passed at the 1 fashionable eastern and Canadian re- ! sorts. Early in the spring a western
 tour is being planned.
 An informal reception, to which no 1 invitations were issued. was held last | : Judge and Mrs. Joseph Kibbey in 1 compliment to Madam Kibbey. who celebrated her s3d birthday at her
 Sons home. Madam. Kibbey who is 1 greatly beloved by all who know her was unaware of the event planned in | her honor by her hosts of friends as
 was Mrs. Joseph Kibbey who only re- turned the day before the event from
 the coast, and who was not taken into
 the secret. The house was bower
 of beautiful blossoms, sent by those
 who are deeply attached to "Dearie'
 as Madam Kibbey is known to hel
 closest associates. She thoroughly en-
 Joys social events and was greatl,
 touched by the charmngly graceful at
 tcntion paid her on her birthday
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Campbell wer. entertained at dinner on Thanksgivin, by Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Mulrein, wh, gave a beautifully appointed affair a
 their home, 60 West Lynwood street Tho table decoration was charming yellow chrysanthemums being used {, feature the scheme and hand painted place cards accentuated the holida. idea. Covers were laid for Mir an, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. l.. E. Cannon 0 Congress, Miss Louise Hill of Prescott Miss Lila Campbell, Miss Carrie Mul rein, Miss Mary Cannon. Jo Mulrein Allen Campbell and Brodie Campbell.
 
 Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha gave an in formal bridge Monday afternoon. a which the prizes were captured by Mrs Sims Ely .Jr.. and Mrs. Jack Barber Those there were Mrs. Warren Mo Arthur, Mrs Donald Dunbar, Mrs. Roy al Lescher. Mrs. Foster II. Rockwell Mrs. J. F. Rowlands, Mrs. Jack Bar