Arizona republican., 1916-02-13

Mrs. Harry Crozier chaperoned the affair. The guests included Miss Mabel Crozier. Miss Hughie Bone, Miss Lucille Tisdale. Miss Gladys Sparks, Miss Jennie Bone, Miss Der tEa Hughes, Miss Her0eck, Miss Fran ces Ormond, Miss Dorothy Slayback, Miss Ruth Palmer, Miss Adelne Flath, Miss Dixie Lee Shedd, Miss Eleanor Hulett. Miss Mary McDer- mott, Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss Edith Norton, Miss Ferne Johnson, Miss Para Lee Irwin. Miss Alta Lewis, Miss Matte Steel, Miss Eleanor Brooks, Earl Galpin, Frank Luke, Albert Pin ney, William Ruff, James Bell. Ros- we'll Walters. John Akers. Chester Goldberg. Walter Martin, Tom Geare, Burtis Doris, Tom Marian, Beverly Foley Glenn Patton. Francis Geary, John Latham, Byron Ketchum, Sid ney Myers, Edwin Gears, Herbert Hershman, Edward Edwards, Mulford Smith Delvin levitt. Robert Cum mings, Harry Bohn, Louis Hart, AL fred Ryan and Jerry Casey.
 The High school dancing classes of the Arizona School of Music gave q clever masquerade Friday evening. College pennants featured the decOra = tive scheme, while a suggestion of the Valentine season was given by the hundreds of scarlet hearts that were festooned about the auditorium. Many clever costumes were noted among the dancers. In the balcony were many guests of the school who en- joyed a view of the pretty scene The members of the class present were Miss DOrOthea Wilber, Miss June Blu menthal, Miss Ruth Burtis, Miss Helen Firth, Miss Ermine Hackbarth, Miss Adele Newcomer, Miss Mary Louis Pinney, Miss Mary Sloan, Miss Cath crime Tait, Miss Duelle Hackett, Miss Ida May Cclze Miss Ruth Tisdale Miss Lucille Tisdale, Miss Mayme Me Claughery, Miss Marie Davidson Howard Hildreth, Bartlett Heard Charles Becker, Phillip Chapman Norman Hurley, Fred Johnson. Lloyd Tritle, Chalmers Wood, Harley Fra ley, Horace Mckee. Lindley Orme and Leffler St. Claire
 Miss Leone Christiana Keithline celebrated her sixth birthday Wednes day by entertaining her little friends at D9nofrio's. Her guests were Miss Helen Josephine Macdonald, Mis- Hilda Tona Baker, Miss Hella Ar Baker, Robert Otto Feddersen, George Henry Gaskin,, Donald Macdonald and Frank E. Baker
 Mir and Mrs. G. C. Kahrs gave g 1 dinner. followed by a theater party recently in honor of Mr. and Mrs Frank Leeper of Imperial
 | Mir. and Mrs. Harry Person gave . | dinner at the Blenheim Wednesday | night. Their guests were Mrs. M. D Anderson, Miss Audell Higgins, Reese l M. Ling and Roscoe Karns.
 | Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard gave { l snartly appointed dinner Friday even. | ing at her North Central avenue resi- l dence. Covers were laid for Judge and Mrs. Henry D. Ross, Judge anc 1 William S. Humbert, Dr. and Mrs Ancil Martin and Marcus May Mrs. William Perry Sears presided 1 over a charminly arranged Luncheon 1 Wednesday in honor of Miss Luc, | Johnson. A cluster of red carnation. was the tables central ornament ano covers were laid for ten. Bridge wa!
 played in the afternoon. Mrs. F. F Kirkland making the highest score: l
 1 Mrs. George H. Lutgerding was l luncheon hostess at the Country clul
 Friday. Roses carried out the pinl
 color scheme used in decoration. Gov
 CTS were arranged for Mrs. J. T
 Cherry of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. William
 &. Humbert. Mrs. M c. McDougall I Mrs. Julian Holmes, Mrs. William
 Kennedy Humbert, Miss Nell Cherr
 and Miss Elsie Munger.
 The Bachelors club will give
 dance at the Woman's club Monda evening. The event promises to b
 one of the particularly smart affair
 of the late winter season.
 Miss Fay De Mund entertaine
 three tables of hearts Thursday after
 noon in honor of Miss Elsie Munge
 who will marry Fred Gregg in tn
 spring. Jonquils and marigolds com
 bined in effective decoration. MT
 Lyman Bennett won the card prize. l
 MT. and Mrs. Fred L. Humphrey
 of 336 East Willetta street announc the birth of daughter. The little gi
 has been named Edith.
 
 Mrs. William AthertOn De Puy wi arrive from Washington, D. C., WeC