Arizona republican., 1916-04-09


 | of their home for the play on the lawn and the side attractions under a big tent will be but a few of the features of the event which will be open to the public There will be dancing in the gymnasium and doubtless other attrac- lons equally alluring.
 The end of this month. on the twen- ty- eighth, to be exact. the club will give one-act play following an elab- orately appointed dinner. The play has not yet been selected but with Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Judge Edward Kent anw Irving de R. Miller as the leading spirits, the outlook is brilliant.
 Certain delightful pleasures are closer at hand For instance. '"The Man Who Married Dumb Wife" which will be presented at the Woman's club We'd nesday evening under the direction or Katherine Wisher McCluskey. The clever satire on modern life will be given by the Drama Study Class of the club of which Mrs II. B. Wilkin- son is chairman and one of the best actresses in the cast, including Mrs, Francis H. Eedewill Mrs. Dwight B.. Heard, Mrs. Edith Knowles, Mrs. James Criffen, Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, Mrs. D. H. Burtis. Mrs. Charles Van der Veer. Mrs. Earl Cur tis, Mrs. R. J. Elliot. Mrs William G. Lentz, Mrs. William F. Deity, Mrs R. D. c. Johnson, Miss Mabel Novinger, and Miss Fay De Mund. Anatole the high cost of living, the servant problem, fashions and the medical pro- feSSion | The week will be inaugurated with i the newest of amusements. Tomor row evening an after the photoplay dance will be given on the stage of the Columbia theatre. The dance will be preceded by a theatre party of thirty i Following the initial affair the dances may 0e arranged for any evening. The | floor is splendid and the fotoplayei ! furnishes excellent dance music. This | is an innovation which will unques tionably prove popular
 
 Kingdom Gould enjoyed most de- ] lightful days stay in the valley. He arrived early Monday morning in his private car and after passing the morning in q motor tour had luncheon
 in his car with Frederick Kruse who accompanied him from New York and
 Frederick Alsdorf. Mr. and Mrs. As
 dorf entertained MT. Gould and MT ! kruse a dinner at the Adams Monday
 evening, their remaining guest being ! Mrs. Homer King. Mir. Gould was , joined here by George B. Holderer general manager of the Furlough De velorment Company with whom he passed the remainder of the week ir Wickenburg.
 Miss Maureen Olson gave an infor-
 mal dance Wednesday, evening at hel
 home, 801 North Seventh avenue. Tn:
 affair was one of the delightful event!
 enjoyed by the junior set. Those pres
 ent were Mir. and Mrs. Charles Ben
 net. Mir and Mrs J. H. McMillen. Mis!
 Edith Norton. Miss Helen Plath, Mis-
 Matte Steele Miss Hughie Bone, Mis- Lucille Grable, Miss Alta Lewis, Mis-
 Adeline Plath, Miss Ruth Palmer, Mis- Leia Steele, Miss Ada Smith. Miss Eel Ia Halterman, Miss Stanna Cuff, Ches ter Goldberg. James Ryan. Lloyd Jones James Bell, Perry Stacy, Russell War ner, Roswell Walters, Mulford Smith
 Walker Burtis, Al Ryan, Bert Doris Colin Steward, John Akers and Franl RaaZ.
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Tatum and Dr. an Mrs. E J. Roper motOred from Pres colt yesterday yesterday and are tn week end guests of MT. and Mrs. Fe Hildreth Miss Ruth Roper arrive from the north earlier in the week an is also 2 guest at the Hildreth home O the Mcdowell road. In honor of tn out of town visitors desert picnic being planned for today.
 Miss Jean Aitken of Prescott is tn guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Aitken c lO3 North Twenty first avenue. Miss Gertrude Evans gave a cleve
 masquerade affair Friday evening 8 | her home on North Central avenu | The living rooms were decorated wit roses and made an attractive settin | for tie pretty affair. Many novel cos | fumes were worn. Mrs. Lyman Peter as a baby doll was charming and tf | gypsies, sailors and fairies were equall lovely A Goddess of Liberty and
 red bird were among those who wq
 the admiration of the guests. Thel
 were present, Miss Cort, the guest
 honor, Mrs. Lyman Peters, Miss Bow
 man and Miss Marjorie Burns. and u