Arizona republican., 1916-01-02

Miss Bessie Ensign presided over an artisticalIy arranged luncheon Fri Iday in honor of students who are pass ing their vacation at home from Cum mock school Pink and white carna - tiOns formed the tables centerpiece and dainty pink and white cards marked places for Miss Elizabeth Jones. Miss Eva Movious, Miss Georgia Mintz and Miss Ruby Pascoe. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell gave a family dinner on New Years day. their guests being Colin Campbell. Hugh D. Campbell, Colin Eugene Campbell. Jr, and Daniel Campbell
 The Country club will resume it's regular Tuesday evening dances this week. The affairs that were popular features before the holidays wifi again furnish a delightful diversion TOT the club members. A special attraction of the coming event will be demonstra- tion of the new dances by W. L. King | who will be assisted bv Miss Eleanor Hulett and Miss Lucille Grable. Tennis and golf will continue to be featured on Wednesday and during the month | two evening events are scheduled. a card affair on the thirteenth and a dance on the twenty seventh Satur- day afternoons will be devoted to cards and out door sports. followed by a tea.
 AEr. and Mrs. H. C. Lockett were lamong the dinner hosts of the week | entertaining Tuesday evening al their country place in the Washington dis | trict. Those invited were MT. and Mrs Daniel Francis, pr. and Mrs. $. D. Futile and Mir. and Mrs Hugh Camp bell.
 l One of the delightful holiday events was the card evening given recently 1 by MT. and Mrs. Harry Thompson at tkeir- home. 1925 North Central avenue Red and white carnations and Catalina holly decorated effectively. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. ". W. Cat lin, Jr. MT and Mrs. Clifford Love. MT. and Mrs. Charles K Pishon, Mir. and Mrs. Vernon Wright. MT. and Mrs Jack Tebbetts, MT and Mrs. Joseph Sumner and W. W. Catlin. 1, MT. and Mrs Charles Gardiner con tributed to the holiday pleasure of the 1 junior set with beautifully appointed | dance Thursday evening at their home l in Palm Lane. Scarlet poinsettais and bells were used in expressing the | Christmas idea. Miss Mary Gardiner was the guest of honor and those in- vited to meet her included MT. and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha. Jr. Miss Ruth Goldherg, Miss Elizabeth sam uels. Miss F.lma ToIleson5s Miss Eliza | beth Jones, Miss Eva Movious Miss | Ruby Pascoe Miss AdeIine Plath. Miss Helen Plath, Miss Eleanor Hu- lett Miss Ferne Johnson. Miss Mary | McDermott. Miss Dorothy SlaybacK. Miss Erile Dameron, Miss Gladys Kelly l Miss Keturah Slagle, Miss Eugenia | Classcock, Joe Doran. Willis Hahn. Walter Martin. Earl Galpin. Lester De l Mund, Gail Lewis. Russell Peabody. | Willard Dietweiler Frank Luke. Ches- 1 ter Goldberg, Tom Marian. Byron Ketchum Corbin Davidson, John La tham, Burtis Doris Paul Sweeney. Harold Goldbers and John New cOmber.
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 Mir. and Mrs James Griffen enter tained with a delightful dinner Tues day evening in honor of their son, Jack Griffen, who returns to the Flag staff Normal school today. The guests were Miss Maud Sowell. Miss Ida May GOlze and Howard Hildreth.
 Miss Fay De Mund entertained in- 1 formally with cards and dancing New Years eve. Her guests numbered fif- teen.
 Miss Mabel Jane Fenn was the guest of honor a a dinner given by MT. and Mrs. John H. Page at Sings. Thurs day evening, followed hy an informei dance at the Country club. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of MT and Mrs Page included Miss Fenn. MT. and Mrs. Jasck Rowlands. Mir. and Mrs A. Guy Alsap, Miss Irene Foley, Miss Georgia Mintz. Avery Corpstein, Alex ander Baker, Joe Cassou, Robert Ba- ker and YeweH Rice.
 | Mrs. Harry J. Jones had as dinner guests Tuesday evening. Dr. and Mrs Robert Wallace Craig. Mrs William 1 Dargie and Miss Kitty Craig.
 
 Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson was among those who entertained on New Years eve. She presided over a charming dinner, her guests being MT. and Mrs | Daniel Francis, Mir and Mrs w E. BoultOn of Caldwell Idaho Mrs. C. Q. Robinson of Flagstaff. Miss Ellen Boulton and Fred Jamison.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert A. C zig and Miss Ruth Ainsworth gave dinner Thursday evening at the Craig resi- deuce on North Fourth avenue Holi- day decorations were used throughout the house with unusually pretty er- feet. Miss Emma Bennett and Miss Ruth Jessop were the guests If honor. Covers were laid for ten.