Arizona republican., 1916-04-02

ley. Miss Esther Lawrence, Miss Zelda Crabb, Miss Edna Hawkinson and Miss Clara Lane.
 l Mrs. J. Addison Pitkin left Saturday :! the guest of her niece, Mrs. Dwight B. Heard. Mrs. Heard gave a small lunch con in honor of her guest on Friday. | Mrs. H. M. Fennemore gave moth CTS and daughters luncheon Friday 1 at her home on East Moreland street. pink and gold color combination was pleasingly carried out in roses. Wicker baskets of buds were the favors and added to the effectiveness of the floral arrangement. Covers were laid for Mrs. s. E. Coats, Mrs. Louis H. Chal- mers. Mrs. Walter Talbot. Mrs. Ancil Martin. Mrs. D. T. Millett, Mrs. E. A. Frost and Mrs. Edward Kent. One of the delightful events of the 1 spring season was the Leap Year dance given at the School of Music Thursday evening. The young women who acted as hostesses demonstrated their ability to carry off the honors and every detail of the affair was clev- | erly carried out. The decorations ex- pressed the white and gold color scheme. The flowers used were roses and marigolds against background of l no ar,6 ,0hc nhn grams, also in white and gold were quaint Leap Year conceits. There were present MT. and Mrs. Harry Lane. MT. and Mrs. Roy Bixby, MT. and Mrs. Paul Mccoy, Miss Marian Armstrong, Miss Eva Behn. Miss Dorothy Blumenthal, Miss Florence Varnum, Miss Birdie Fowler, Miss Theresa Kehoe, Miss Sel- ma Geyler, Miss Audra Lawrence, Miss Dorothy s. Daykin, Miss Ruth Cramp- ton. Miss Louise Geyler, Miss Bertha Goldsworthy, Miss Salee King. Miss Irene Seidel, Miss Helen Jackson, Miss Rissie Humphreys. Miss Louise Cross. Miss Ruth Palmer, Miss Clara Wilkie, Miss Lois Mackenzie, Miss Florence Faust; Paul Jones, Maurice Valentine. Joe Kehoe. Roy Smith. Clinton Jack son, William Orth, Dave Little, Edwin Carter, Clarence Finch. Roy Fowler Ed Luke, Harold Hess, Smith Pickrell, G. H. McClurken. L. s. Henderson, Joe Little. W. Y. Mills. George Peters, Joe Winger and Bert Winslow. 1 Mrs. R. E. McGillen of 1905 West Monroe street gave an exceedingly pleasurable tea Thursday afternoon The dining room was decorated in yell
 low roses while the living room car
 ried out the yellow color scheme in
 marigolds and daffodils. There were present Mrs. H. D. McVay. Mrs. Wir Wylic. Mrs. Eugene Trippel, Mrs. D. D
 Northrup, Mrs. A. B. Clark, Mrs. San
 Bradner and Mrs. William Studor. MT. and Mrs. Clayton Ingraham wht , are the guests of Mrs. Edith Knowle: will leave Tuesday for Chicago. Int
 Ingrahams passed the early spring 1T California and enroute for their hom, decided to pass few days in Phoe
 nix where they have a legion of friends | for fortnight's absence in Bisbe' where she will be the guest of Mrs George Craig.
 Mrs. Harry Person left Wednesda.
 for San Diego where she will pass al
 indefinite period.
 Mice Adala Hauyb,,rSt uilt laava thi evening for Los Angeles after a week
 Mrs. Harry Galliver.
 MT. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen gay, a delightful dinner at their home il . Mesa Wednesday. Their guests wer MT. and Mrs. E. T. Collongs, MT. ana Mrs. " E. Hanny and Professor ant
 Mrs. B. E. Bate.
 Mrs. Edith Knowles was a Luncheon hostess Wednesday. her guests beinl . MT. and Mrs Clayton Ingraham, Judg and Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth.- Mrs. J
 Thompson Graham, Miss Elizabetl
 Moffat, Frank Lang and Dan Patch.
 
 Complimentary to Mir. and Mrs. Wal I ter A. Wilson of North Dakota am Edgar Wilson of Maryland. MT. an 2 Mrs. M. H. Sharpe entertained Monda evening at their home on West Mon roe street. Sapoio was the gam played and the guest list included be
 sides the guests of honor. MT. an
 Mrs. J. J. Phillips. MT. and Mrs. B. . Garrett Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Barbel MT. and Mrs. Samuel Irwin, Mrs. A. . Ayers of Wilcox, Iowa. and Miss Lul : Cliston.
 Mrs. w. E. Boulton of Caldwell d Idaho who passed the winter and earl d spring months in Phoenix the guest ( iS her sister, Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson, re ! turned to her home Thursday. MT
 Boulton was a favorite socially an a many delightful affairs were given her compliment.
 William A. Horrell is passing tt 1T week end in Los Angeles.
 l.
 Her many friends will be delighte
 to learn that Miss Rose Walter wi
 pass part of the spring season her s. She will arrive from Colorado Spring '- on the tenth of this month. '- John Walthall will return from
 weeks absence in Prescott this evenin