Arizona republican., 1916-05-07

Mrs. s. F. Little.
 Miss May Noble will shortly enter l tain the members of the Sketch Club | at luncheon Mrs. w. R. Battin of 330 Latham street gave an informal tea Saturday afterEoon in honor of Miss Marion | Moses of Los Angeles who leaves to- morrow for New York. after short ] stay in town. The living rooms were i fragrant in q profusion of Dorothy i Perkins roses that were predominant Perkins roses that were the predomi- nant note in the pink color scheme. Miss Ann Garnet and Miss Margaret Mae Hurley presided over the punch | bowl ard others who assisted Were Mrs. A. s. Hawley. Mrs. Clara Battin, 1 Ms. z. H. Stewart, Miss Grace Tufts Miss Mabel Crumbie, Miss Robinson and Miss Ida McDaniels. Forty mem bers of the younger set were included among the guests.
 Mrs. Vernon Wright of North Third avenue gave an informal bridge Thursday afternoon. Sweet peas and roses Combined in an elective decora- ] tion. Mrs. Clinton Held made the highest score. The guest list included
 Mrs. F. Louis Zimmerman. Mrs. Charles Gardiner Mrs. Clinton Held,
 Mrs. Edward Rudolph, Mrs Charles
 Pishon. Mrs, Joseph Summer. Mrs
 BrunDer Berry. Mrs Olin Tucker Mrs. Adolf Liebenow, and Mrs Harry
 Thompson
 Mrs. William Pinney recently enter
 tained with a luncheon at her home on
 West Adams street. Pink sweet peas were used in decoration and dainty
 cards marked places for Mrs Joseph , K!5bey, Mrs. Walter Talbot. Mrs D. II.
 Rurtis, Mrs. F. V. Anderson, Mrs. Ed
 win J. Gillette Mrs R. II. Cohurn, Mrs s. D. Tuttle and Mrs. R. J. Elliot.
 
 z Mrs. F. C. Baker gave a delightful
 tea Tuesday at her home on Grand
 aYanue. The house throughout was .. decorated in a profusion of sweet peas 7 The hostess was assisted in receiving = by Mrs. Henderson and Miss Ruby 1 1 Henderson. Among others there were u present Mrs. w s. Heflin, Mrs. A. l. p Doran. Mrs. T. F. Irvine, Mrs C. Fred
 Sharpe, Mrs. l.. l.. Harmon, Mrs Daf
 McDermott. Mrs. Eva Butler, Mrs D ', D. Crabb. Mrs. F.. NJ. Lamson. Mrs - George Alki-e. Mrs. NJ. A Irvine. Mrs Y. F. Lindsay. Mrs. Levi Young Mrs
 James Jones and Mrs Margaret Jones
 
 Mrs William Bertram and Nils!
 May De Mund gave an effectively 5 appointed bridge luncheon Tuesda, n in honor of Miss Emma Luhrs, 's much feted bride-e The affai '' took place at the De Mund residence ' on North Second avenue, which wa le bower of beautiful spring flowers III Tn nine small tables about whicl III the guests were gathered. held daint 'e baskets of every variety of bloom h' old fashioned bachelor buttons, pan F. sies, stock, snapdragons and daisie 7s made a charming clustef The plac 'e cards were hand painted and fea ss tured flowers. The card prizes wer " won by Mrs. William Kennedy Hum ss bert. Mrs. Victor Redewin and Mis- n Ella Luhrs
 ss
 h. Mrs. J. w. Doris of Casa De Rosa n- entertained q few friends informall
 Tuesday afternoon
 , ng the informal affairs of the wee
 Tuesday when she entertoined thrt
 tables of bridge at her home. 64 ill North Second avenue. The prize Lrt were won by Mrs Walter Talbot ar ng Mrs John Dennett, Jr.
 set
 as Mrs. J. NJ Aitken who is entertain he ing with a series of breakfasts tn as spSng. gave two delightful affai ds recently at her home, 103 Nort e. Twenty first avenue. On Tuesd;
 nasturtium were used in decoratiC
 and hand painted cards marked t W places. Mrs. NJ. D. Novinger W, he the prize at bridge. The guest Il at included Mrs. George Oney. NJ Henry D. Ross, Mrs. Joseph She ere burne Jenckes, Mrs Jack Rineha ITS. Mrs. Clay Leanord. Mrs. J. J. Swe
 ney, Mrs. William l.. Pinney. NJ
 Roy Coykenball. Mrs. A. G. Pilch rec Mrs. George Merryman. Mrs. E. ise Marks, Mrs. M. D. Novinger and M th- John Gregg. Miss Margaret Coyke us- hall assisted on this occasion and al ose at the Friday affair. Dorothy Pc J. kins roses and greenery were ei os- ployed with pretty effect for the l; 'll- ter event. Mrs. Joseph Cope ma ITS. the highest bridge score and tn, rry' there were Mrs. Ralph Cameron. NJ me Joseph II. Kibbey, Mrs. w. B. Tw ,len cheu Mrs. A NJ MavfieId Mrs H
 St. Claire Ms J. M. Swetnam Nj
 Charles Arnold, Mrs. J. B. Hocl nm Mrs. NJ. F. Morin, Mrs George H. tea Luhrs. and Mrs. Clark Churchill. I221
 tive Mrs. David Johnson of GA w any Willetta street gave a delightful da .en- last evening in honor of her son F eo' Johnson. Greenery and cut flow pc made an effective decoration. ''i' members of the junior set who ooii ioyed the jolly affair were Miss R " Burtis, Miss Dorothea Wilbur \ se .,aa, Mary Louise Pinney, Miss M , Sloan, Miss Marion Davidson, \ ',,an n Claire McKillup. Miss Ferne John t Miss Ermine Hackbarth, Miss H,
 , Firth. Miss Faith Stafford, Chain