Arizona republican., 1916-10-08

1 Europe during the war. MT. Sterba had a studio in Paris. and they return I ed home a year ago. They had a most difficult time getting passage | Mrs. Sterba and little son, and maid got passage on the Lusitania, making a run through the danger zone with | lights out. On a return trip shortly after. the Lusitania went down. Mrs. | Sterba was ill with anxiety and fright, after the trip. not knowing if her hus- band could return, and if he did start, she had fears for the safety of the boat.
 During her stay abroad Mrs. Sterba visited in Toledo, the famous old city in Spain and passed some time at the home there of her ancestor. the duke of Ava.
 MT. Sterba was born in Moravia He studied art at the Art Institute in Chicago, and under Jean Paul Laurens and Benjamin Constant, Paris. He is a member of Chicago Society of Art ists, Chicago Water Color club The Artists Guild, Bohemian Arts club and Cliff Dwellers. He is instructor and lecturer at Art Institute, Chicago. In honor of Mrs. H. D. McVay who will leave this evening for Washing ton. D. C., Mir. and Mrs. Frank Baum gave a card affair Thursday evening ; at their home, 1403 North Central ave- nue. The living rooms were decorated l in a yellow and white color scheme, artistically carried out in chrysanthe- mum. margolds and daisies Bridge s and pangangi were played. The guest : list included MT. and Mrs. McVay. MT f and Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemore, Dr. and :. Mrs. E. W. Baum MT. and Mrs. Ed Shaw, Mir and Mrs. E. F. Hanny, MT Q and Mrs. Charles K Pishon MT and Mrs. John O'Malley, Mir. and Mrs Roy 1 Wayland Mrs. Stanley Matthews of F. - Paso, Dr. R. W. Craig, Dr. Edwir Bates, Ned Creighton and Pliny A f Tharaldson.
 In celebration of his birthday, Jo, CassOu gave an informal dnnel Q Thursday evening at the American y Kitchen.
 Q Complimentary to her sister-in-law n Mrs. Stanley Matthews of Fl Paso Mrs Q H. M. Fennemore recently entertained if with luncheon of six covers at tn, Q Arizona club followed by a theate party at the Columbia. - Mrs. Clay Leonard was a recen = luncheon hostess her guests including Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes. Mrs l Harry Carson, Mrs Roy Wayland, an, Mrs. W. F. Neail.
 Alternating a card affair with thim ble party. group of young soc;et matrons have organized a club to mee once week. In addition to the after nc give bridge evening. The member ship included among others Mrs Rob ert Matthews, Mrs Herbert Burr Aths Jr., Mrs. Maurice O'Neill, Mrs Herber Stevenson, Mrs. Charles Gardiner an Mrs. Sims Ely. Jr.
 IT. Mrs. Howard Claflin gave a delight tul children's party Thursday after noon in honor of the third birthday ( her daughter. Miss Pauline Claflin. Tn = little folk who enjoyed the happy occa T sion were Miss Kathreen Dourson. Eal Donald Grizzard, Billie Balsley, Rot ert Dourson, Ellis Callahan Richar Van Meter. Billy Washer and BruC Claflin.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Callahan of Chi cago have been the recepients of man social attentions since their arrival o | before but this is the first time h bride has been in Arizona and she charmed with the country and u cordial hospitality of Phoenicians. M Callahan is brother of Mrs. ErDe, Munson and Mrs. S Bernard Thoms ana the visitors are dividing their tin between the two homes. On Frida evening Dr. and Mrs. Munson gave dinner Of fourteen covers in their hom 334 North Fourth avenue, the decorf tive scheme being unusually elabora and carried out in profusion of Amel lcan Beauty roses. MT. and MT Thomas have also given a dinner ar on the calendar of the coming wee are many other affairs including pi, nlcs, luncheons and motor trips
 places of interest in the valley
 
 Cards have been received announ, ing the wedding of Miss Helen Car Hough and Samuel E. Shrigley whit | took place at the home of the bride - mother. Mrs. Mary Hough 348 Nor - Third avenue on September 30. \ % announcement was made of the eve before the marriage which was an Q, tremely quiet affair, owing to a rece bereavement in the brides family. A though only the necessary witness were present at the ceremony. fl house was decorated charmingly f the event greenery, white carnatio and roses being used with artistic e feet The bride wore a becomit frock of white satin and carried
 shower bouquet of brides rose bu and orchids. Reverend J. NJ. Marol of the Presbyterian church read t service. Mir. and Mrs. Shrigley a passing their honeymoon on the coa and on their return will take up tn, residence with the brides mother. \
 Shrigley is connected with the H; stead Lumber Company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell co
 tinue their absence from town to keen regret of their many friends he
 They summered in Flagstaff and c
 Joyed their stay in the north to sll
 an extent that they decided to rem;
 until November Although they Ina
 not set any definite time for their
 turn they will arrive in Phoenix for
 fair As usual they will be boxhold,
 and will no doubt, have guests fir,
 Flagstaff.
 Mrs Herbert Burr Atha return "Wednesday from a three months Z
 sense passed in San Diego and Lc
 Beach.
 Mir and Mrs. Royal Lescher return
 Friday from fortnights stay in l
 Angeles and Santa Barbara.
 Mrs. Frederick Robbins and M a Eva Robbins left Sunday for San (,