Arizona republican., 1916-04-30

Sidney J. Ross. Different groups will be introduced during the forty-five minute performance including the Merry Villagers in charge. of Mrs. E. T. Ceilings and the minstrels led by Mrs. Charles McArthur. There will be numerous side attractions and a dance will hold forth in the gymnasium There will be a refreshment booth and many other features arranged about the lovely gardens.
 Mrs F, E. Marshall gave an attrac- lively arranged bridge Friday after noon at Ingleside The card tables were arranged in Mrs. Marshal's charming cottage and tea was served at the club house. Thirty-five guests were present.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Shedd and Mrs. May Walker gave an informal affair | Tuesday evening at the Shedd resi- dence on North Third street. Sapolio was the diversion and the prizes were won by Miss Hoagland and Ernest | Crum.
 There were present MT. and Mrs H. L. | Aller, Judge and Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth, Mir. and Mrs J. F.. Rowlands Mrs. Homer King, Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. Mrs i s. E. Coats, Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers | Mrs. J. G. Van Leuwen, Mrs. Edwin | Earl Nash, Mrs. oJhn Van der Veen Mrs Fen Hildreth, Mrs George Ol- Francis. Miss Ruth Ainsworth. Miss Knapp and Miss McCulloch.
 The Elks will give a dance at tht Woman's club on Friday evening.
 
 In honor of her sister, Miss Editf ' Fulwiler whose marriage to Thoma! Christopher will take place shortly Miss Nan Fulwiler gave an attractiv, affair Thursday at her home on Grand Avenue. There were present Mrs. liar old Singer. Mrs. w. b. Fulwiler. Mis-, Carol Hough, Miss Harriet McGill. Mis- Edith Fulwiler, Miss Marietta Norton Miss Jessie Pinkston, Miss Anna Mil Ter. Miss Alice Finley. Miss Margare Fulwile,, Miss Marie Hendricks ant Miss Mary Weir.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Lyman Bennett an, Mr. and Mrs Victor Redewill ar passing the week end at Camp Creek The dinner dance given by the Utop ia club at the Woman's club Frida, evening was one of the most delight ful of Easter events. This was tn of Carfa of syfx fa afrg !, the popular organization this veal and was unquestionably the most en joyable. The large U-shaped tabl was decorated in a graceful arrange ment of roses and sweet peas whil the auditorium was decorated wit pepper boughs and oleander branche with unusually pretty effect. Tn Besse orchestra furnished an attract i've dance program. Many out-of- tow members were present at the clos ing event, the guest list includ ing MT. and Mrs. Harry Lane. Nil and Mrs. Fred Porter, MT. an Mrs. Charles D. Wheeler, Miss Be atrice Fales, Miss Francis Geare, Mis- Edith Londergan, Miss Ellen Humph reys. Miss Helen Jackson, Miss Celes tine Phillips. Miss Myrtle Kilpatricl Miss Rissie Humphreys, Miss Harriet McGill, Miss Louise Class, Miss Louis Cross. Miss Selma Geyler. Miss DoI othy Daykin, Miss Bertha Throm, Mis Florence Varnum, Miss Irene Sidel Miss Matte Steele, Miss FlorenC
 Faust, Miss Maie Geare. Miss Ra 1 Beauchamp. Miss Anna Agner. Mi! Francis Long, Miss Louise Gerler, Mi!
 Margaret Lynch, Miss Elsie Truma Miss Virginia Graves, Miss Carmelii | Ward, Miss Lynn Hilsebeck, Miss B'
 atrice Metten, Miss Laura Andrew
 Miss Mary Armstrong. Miss MauC Dunlap, Miss Eva Stewart, Miss Catl
 crime Campbell, Miss Georgia Dunla
 Miss Grace Welch, Miss Fife Irvi | George F. Allen, Walter Aungst, Lou
 Bonn, Lloyd L. Brass, E. Carter, R.
 Doris. H. F.. Geare, L. s. Henderso
 Carl Hover, T. C. Geare, Elwin Ha