Arizona republican., 1916-11-12

MrS. EQWln Earl Nash, MT. and Mrs. Chester Reed, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Hanny. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Baum, and MT and Mrs E. F. Whittelesey.
 
 Mir and Mrs. o. N Handley gave q dinner last evening in honor Of Mrs Reginald Stroud of Gleeson. Flags iehd American Beauty roses were used in decoration and the place cards further reflected the election idea carried out in the decorative scheme. Covers were laid for Mrs Stroud, MT. and Mrs George Luhrs, Miss Ella Luhrs and Arthur Taylor
 Mrs. Myron H. McCord gave a pret- ty luncheon Thursday. Roses feat ured the decorative scheme Those who enjoyed Mrs. McCords hospital ity were Mrs. Emory Rays, Mrs. John WiX Thomas, Mrs. William Grier, Mrs Caroline Hclmes and Mrs. Eliza Me Cracken
 Miss Harriet Hurley gave an infor- maj bridge Monday Those there were Mrs. Joseph Melezer, Mrs. Harry Hur- ley, Mrs. J. F. Alkire, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha Jr.. Mrs. Paul Renua Ingles, Mrs. Sims Ely Jr., and Miss Selma Goldberg.
 
 Miss Mildred Stacey will return to- morrow after an absence of several months on the coast Herndon Norris will te the fai-' week guest of Dr. and Mrs. Williau Lentz Young Norris who is a'l- , uate of the University of Virginia wi take the bar examination wife herr. L afi xxsitb + -;- fatl Judge Norris of Prescott.
 Miss Fay De Mund win be greatly missed from fair week festivities as she leaves Tuesday for California. She will pass short time in Los Angeles and the remainder of he- i three weeks stay will be passed in i San Francisco and at Berkeley where Ter brother l ester De AIund is at- 1 tending tho University of California, Young De Mund is member of the Helta SiPma Phi fraternity and his frat brothers are planning many d. lightful affairs in honor Of Miss De Mund.
 D.. ard Mrs H. H. Wilson of 6g4 | Moth Sixth avenue are enjoying visit from their daueh.or. Mrs. S. NJ Cotton and small cranddauehter Miss Barbara Eloise Cotton. who arrived from Kansas City. Tuesday. They will be here six weelss
 Miss Kibbev and Mis- Gladre Kih- hev of Washington D. C. will be the suosts of their cousin, John Pinka- KibNev. this week Mr. Kihhev ioiied lis relatives at the Grand Canyon a few 6avs aro and the ra-tv ir ex- nected in Pfoenix tomorrow. I~'i7
 De P N'il'er. who moto~ed north 'vish
 MT. Kibbcy, returned to town. Tues day
 Miss Louise Keane of Sacr roento s the guest of her sister Mrs. Rev Far sons of 1925 West Aaams street Miss Martha Beman of Los An eeles, who is the guest of Mrs. Win field Hartranft was the incentive for an informal tea given by Mrs, Hartranft vesterdav at her coTntrv place on the Broadway road Amor those there were. Mrs Paul Bennett Mrs. Warren McArthur Mrs. Ha~rq Hurley, Mrs Morris Caroenter Mrs Charles McAthur. Mrs. Herbert Err Atha, Mrs. Harold Bennett Mrs. Will liam Gardner, of Los Angeles. Mrs Sims Ely, IT.. Mrs. william Kennedy Humbert. Mrs. H. R. Bannister, Mrs Selma Goldberg Miss Eleanor Sloan Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Marion Doris, Miss Ellen Conway and Miss Ruth Jessop.
 Mrs. F. w. Seyfarth of Chicago
 arrived Tuesday for an indefinite stay with her daughter, Mrs. Penno F Nell.
 one of the most pleasure ble events of the week was the tea given by Mir and Mrs J. B. Gillespie yeste~day afternon, at the Rosary. the attrac- tive tea garden on North Central avenue. Tie guest list included Mr and Mrs. ]. w. Doris. Dr. and Mrs