Arizona republican., 1916-12-24

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 i winter season.
 i The most notable event of Christmas week will be the dance and card aT- fair with which Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson V il entertain Wednesday evening at the Woman's club The guest list numbers several hundred.
 Claud Gotthelf and Havrah Hubbard whose appearance in operalogues on Thursday was one of the most de- ightful musical attractions of the year were entertained at dinner that evening bV Mrs. Shirley Christcy at her Ianch home on the Chlisty road. TEe many friends of Mrs ChristY will be pleased to learn that she is greatly improved in health and will shortly be able to resume an active part in social and musical events.
 Jeintly in honor of Miss Ellen Borl- ton of Flagstaff and Herman Aber of Hollywood, Miss Ruby Pascoe, enter tained with q charmingiy appointed dinner last evening. The guests in cluded members of the junior set with whom the young hostess is faVorite Her absence in Boston the past few months nGs been regretfully noted by the girls and boys With whom she attended school before entering the New England Conservatory, and her return on Wednesday was hailed with delight She will be at home until the first of the year when her vaca- ton will be over. There are many affairs pla nned in her honor but it is doubtful if any will be more attrac- tive than that over which she pre- sided Saturday night. The table was decorated m q red color scheme car red out ir an artistic arranGement of carnation and pOinsettais Shaded candles and place cards accentuated the color tone and the Christmas suggestion. Besides the guests of honor were present MT and Mrs. F. F. Pascoe, MT and Mrs Charles Gardiner Mrs. c. C. Hutchinson. Miss Mary Gardiner, Miss Eliza lIeth Saumels, Miss Gladys Kelly Miss Ethel McDermott, Miss Ruth Gold herg, Miss Ferne Johnson, Miss Irene ] Foley. Paul sweeney Russell Peabody, Lester DeMund, Tucker Pinney, Geo. : Luhrs. Dwight Deity, Walter Martin and Tom Geare
 Mrs Charles Howard gave ap in formal bridge luncheon Thursday at her nome in Mesa. Those there in cluded Mrs Daniel Francis, Mrs Will
  Gibbons lIGlett. Mrs. John Spanger Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, Mrs. William Perry Sears. Mrs. W. s. Goldsworthy and Mrs. James $. Griffin.
 The Bachelors club gave it's annual stag dinner at the Country club Tues daY evening. Covers were laid for thirty.
 
 
 day after 9 fortnights absence in Los Angeles where she was the guest Of Mrs. Harry Adams.
 Philip Chapman af Los Angeles is passing the holiday season with Dr and Mrs. Edwin J. Gillette.
 The news of the marriage of Miss Margaret Anderson to Louis Henry Frische, which took place last even ing. will come as a decided sur prise to the legion of friends of the young people in this city No formal announcement had been made of the engagement and only a few knew that d wedding date had been set for Sat urday. The bride is the daughter of Prof w. J. Aldei son of the Tempe Normal school and Mrs. Anderson. and is a general favorite with all who know her Sine has a charming man. ner and d most attractive personality. She is a clever pianist and although sEe seldom appeared in public her music has been a delight to her friends. MT Frische lived in Phoenix for five years during which time he was connected with the Rradstreet local office. He left here a year ago 70 enter a brokerage office in Globe. where he and his bride will make their home.
 Miss Mildred Dodenhoff who has been attending the San Diego normal school is expected home this morn ing for the holiday season. She will be accompanied by Miss Cornelia Root of Pasadena, who will be he-' guest during the festive fortnight. Among the many events planned in honor of the school girls is an after noon affair to be given by Miss Ke- turah Slagle for one day this week.
 Miss Elizabeth Samuels will be the guest of honor at a card afternoon !. to he given Wednesday by Miss Ruth Goldberg Miss Ethel McDermott and Miss F'erne Johnson. The affair will he given at the Goldberg residence on the Coronado road.
 One of the delightful events Of Christmas week will be the dance given by the Utopia club Friday even ing at the Woman's' club. The af- fair is being eagerly anticipated by the members of the younger set in- ,lrded in the guest list.
 Mrs. E. A. Fickas was an informal dinner host Wednesday evening. hez guests being Mir and Mrs. Eugene Redewill and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Smurthwaite.
 Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy Hum 1 bert were. the dinner guests of Mr ! and Mrs. Harold Baxter. Monday | evening.
 | Miss Frances Hahn of Long Reacl | is q recent arrival who will pass the | winter here, the guest of her sister \ in-law. Mrs. George Hahn. A mum. ' her Of attractive events are being | was the incentive for a luncheon d | Mrs. s. D. Futile entertained in \ formally in compliment to the coas II visitor.
 Dwight Deity arrived from the eas Tuesday and will remain in Phoeni, l un,il early spring.: MT. Deity, wn'
 has appeared in concert ;n the eas \ and south with great success ma, | Friends and admirers of the youni cell t.u-,, h i'm n ,-a