Arizona republican., 1916-03-19


dom of Prescott passed the early part
of the week in town with her mother,
Mrs ]. c. Herndon who has been at
the Adams for the past fortnight.
They left Wednesday for Tucson.
Mrs ]. G. Cherry and Miss Nell
Cherry of Cedar Rapids left last even
ing for San Diego where they will
pass the remainder of the spring sea-
son, returning to their home in June.
While here they were the guests of
Mrs. George H. Lutgerding and were
the inspiration for innumerable pleas
urable affairs.
Miss Mabel Wright of Pasadena is
| the guest of DR.. anG Mrs John Lentz
| of Palm Lane. Numerous informal
! events have been given in compliment
| to Miss Wright and many are planned
| for the coming week.
| Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Wallng of East
| Moreand street are entertaining Mrs.
] Walling's father William G. Foster of
| Buffalo who contemplates making his
! home in Phoenix.
| In honor of her sister, Miss Sophie
| Robbins who recently returned from
| the coast. Mrs. Earl Curtis gave
| bridge Wednesday that was one Of
the most enjoyable affairs Of the
spring season. The living room was
decorated in an artistic arrangement
| of mi. nd y,riza
were won by Mrs. Roy Parsons, Mrs.
| Brumer Berry. Mrs Roland Parsons
ana Mrs. H. II. Smith. Asked to meet
he complimented guest were Mrs.
Charles O'Malley, Mrs. +. G. Spence
of Chicago. Mrs. Roy Maryland, Mrs.
Charles Reigel, Mrs. George I.illey,
Mrs J. NJ. Phlhpouski, Mrs. William
Kennedy Humbert, Mrs. Garrett Shul-
ley. Mrs John r. Hampton, Mrs. l.. NJ.
| Laney, Mrs. Roy Parsons. Mrs. D. d.
Northrup. Mrs. Benjamin Pearce. Mrs.
| Leroy Ladd Mrs. Fred Weber Mrs.
lG A. Smith. Mrs William Bertram,
Mrs. |. f. Wolpe. Mrs. Harry Carroll,
| Mrs. 5. Bernard Thomas, Mrs. Frank
Vault, Mrs. Ohio Handley. Mrs. Ches
ter Reed, Mrs. Charles Borah, Mrs.
J. W. Barton, Mrs. p. H. Hayes, Mrs.
| Roland Parsons. Mrs. Ira J. Johnson,
Mrs. d. W. Nickels, Mrs. H. II.
Smith. Mis- Brumer Berry, Mrs. En-
cry Oldaker Mrs. John O'Malley, Mrs.
Irvins Fletcher Mrs. O. c. Bartlett,
MIS-. +. II Larson, Mrs. j. H. Nc
Omie Mrs. a. i Dulmage, Mrs. 4.
j. Elliot. Mrs. Reno Johnson Mrs
William Franklin Neail, Mrs Gus
Noll Mrs. Joseph McElroy, Mrs. John
Lentz, Miss Eleanor Sloan. Miss Fay
DeMunG. Miss Eva Robbins, Miss
Helen Armstrong. Miss Dora Rob
bins, Miss Emma Luhrs Miss Mary
LeaveH. Miss Bertha Dack, Miss Ella
Luhrs. Miss Martha Garrett, Miss Anr
Garnett and Miss Mabel Wright OF
| Pasadena.
Mrs. NJ. E. Sergeant and Mrs. Emery
Oldaker of 6i9 North Third avenue
gave two events that contributed
largely to the weeks pleasure. Or
. Monday they entertained with a de
lightfuI tea. their guests numbering
) sixty. The reception rooms were dec
Tdteu III Whlle ana green, the tone!
being expressed in old fashioned stool
t flowers. The hostesses were assiste,
: in receiving by Mrs r. J. Elliott, Mrs
|. \. Sergeant, Mrs Lawrence Scar
e geant, Mrs John F. Barker. Mrs. War
:. rem Perkins, Miss Bertha Dack. Mis-
Helen Armstrong and Miss Irma Bar
ker. Miss Fay DeMund and Mis-.
Martha Garrett presided over tn
g punch bowl. Wednesday afternoon
1 | Mrs. Sergeant and Mrs. Oldake
:. gave q bridge. the prizes being wo
o by Mrs. George II. Lutgerding, Mr..
e w. H. Sargent and Miss Nell Cherry
G Five tables were present.