Arizona republican., 1916-04-02

leaving here MT. Blizzard. with his brother Paul Blizzard, have made their home in Arcata the large cOun- try estate in northern California which they inherited from their mother. The Brizzard- Bennett nuptials will be eel ebrated in early summer.
 Society always keenly interested in amateur attractions, is eagerly antic- ipating "The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife" to be given at the Wom- ans club on the evening of April -12 Katherine Wisner McCluskey will di- rect the play and included in the cast will be a prominent group of club wo- men, members of the Drama Study class. Mrs Edith Knowles. Mrs Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs. E. A. Frost, Mrs. Charles Van der Veer, Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson. Mrs. Fran cis H. Redewill, Mrs. James S Grif- fen, Mrs. D. H. Burtis Mrs. w. E. Deity, Mrs. Earl Curtis, Mrs. William G. Lentz, Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. R. D. o. Johnson, Mrs. Reba Elliot, Miss Fay DeMund and Miss Mabel Novin- ger. The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife is a splendid farce of medieval flavor, yet rich in humOr for moderns It started in Rebelais and Moliere and was made into complete drama by Aratole France. Last season it was the joy of New York, having been , staged by the English actor playwright and producer, Granville Barker. MT Barker is producing it in Chicago this season. The drama department tells | that they are making a worth while effort in the preparation and presenta- | tion of his much talked of play. Moth. | ing more suitable to please the hus- hands could have been discovered. As closely as possible the quaint setting and costuming of the New York pro- | duction is being followed The play will be given for the first time fol "Gentlemen's evening" on the eleventh of April. For the pleasure of those no included in the guest list it will be pre- 1 sented the following evening.
 Mrs. c. R. Welch presided over { charmingly appointed luncheon at tn, Adams yesterday, afterward entertain
 ing her guests at the Elks. Those wh, | enjoyed her hospitality were Mrs. T W. Pemberton, Mrs. Clay Parker, Mrs i John R. Hampton, Mrs. John Parks l Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett, Mrs. Will { liam Duffield of Los Angeles and Mis-
 Lucy Terrill Ellis.
 |
 I MT. and Mrs. Fen Hildreth gave al l attractive luncheon at a down tow
 cafe Tuesday. later entertaining thei guests with bridge at the Country club Included in the guest list were MT. ant
 Mrs. Harry Kay, Mrs. Isaac Taft Stod
 dard, Mrs. Evans-Darby. Mrs. J. W Crenshaw, Colonel E. G. Halle, Her 1 mann Peterson and Frank Halle.
 | MT. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulet
 were dinner hosts Friday evening a
 their home on West Roosevelt street
 The guests were gathered around large round table. the centerpiece o
 which was composed of pink roses an
 lilies of the valley. Covers were lai
 for Mr.. and Mrs. John Spangler o
 Mesa, Dr. and Mrs. William Lentz, Nil
 and Mrs. Clay Leonard. Dr. and MT,
 Harry Carson, Mir and Mrs. Herma
 Perry DeMund and Dr. and Mrs. D. I
 Connor.
 Edgar Gardiner gave a smartly ap
 pointed dinner dance at the Countr
 club Thursday evening". Lilies of tn
 valley and violets combined in pro
 ducing charming floral effect. M
 Gardiners guests were MT. and Mir John H. Page, MT. and Mrs. Jack Bar
 Der. MT. and Mrs. J. E. Rowlands. M
 and Mrs. Donald Dunbar, MT. and MT Benno Nell, MT. and Mrs. Sidney Ross, MT. and Mrs. Charles McArthu Mir. and Mrs. Rolla Watson, MT. an Mrs. Warren McArthur, Jr., Mrs. Wi
 liam Harrison Lewis, Miss Ruth Gri1 fen. Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Marga ret Tredway, Miss Gladys Byers, Ere
 Long, Hugh Marshall, Robert Beard.
 ley. Harry Tritle. Richard Hill ar
 M. H. Brooks.
 In honor of G. H. Walbridge of Ne
 York, R. s. Mason gave a dim,
 dance at the Country club Monda
 evening that was one of the prticula
 ly smart events of the gay week. PiI
 roses were used in effective decors
 tion. Those there besides the compl
 mented guest were Judge and Mrs. E
 nest Lewis, MT. and Mrs Henry Georg ] MT. and Mrs. H. L. Aller, Miss Flo
 ence Aller, Miss Ruth Griffen, Mi
 Beatrice Fales, Harry Tritle and Fral ' cis Viele.