Arizona republican., 1916-12-10

AlIS- JdfItS hIS. tOA tOll- tmplates passing a few weeks in San Francisco in the near future.
 
 Mrs. Thomas Winston Peck. Miss Fannie Peck and Miss Grace Peck are passing the week at their fanch cottage near Mesa
 Mrs. w. $. Goldsworthy entertained the bridge luncheon club of which she is a member Thursday the guest of honor being Mrs. William Ceilings of Chicago.
 In celebration of her husbands birth day. Mrs Parker Woodman gave q charmingly appointed dinner recently at which covers were laid for fifteen. Chrysanthemums formed the chief note in the decorative scheme.
 It was with sincere regret that so- ciety bade goodbye to MT. and Mrs. C. E. Hull, who left last week for Mor- enci where they will make their future home. They will be greatly missed by society, the musical contingent will especially regret their departure for they have figured quite prominently in Ill musical events of the past few years.
 The football game between the Uni- versity of Southern California and the University of Arizona brought to Phoe- n.E q number of university students who enthusiastically followed the play at the Indian school grounds yesterday afternoon. Among those here from the state university were Miss Grace Park CT. Miss Malverne Parker. Miss Camp bell and Miss Helen Campbell who were the inspiration for q luncheon given Saturday by Mrs. Joseph Stark Mrs. Stark's remaining guests were Mrs. F.. <. Clark. Mrs r. G. Cornish,and Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
 Mrs. George Alkire entertained the Priscilla club Wednesday afternoon at her country home near Glendale. Beauty roses were used in effective decoration. Mrs. N. A. Irvine was the guest of honor and the remaining guests included Mrs. w $. Heflin. Mrs Al L. Doran. Mrs T. F. Irvine. Mrs. Levi Young. Mrs. Eva Butler. Mrs. k. C. Baker Mrs James Jones, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. C. Fred Sharpe. and Mrs. E. NJ. Lamson. Mrs Young will be hostess of the club January 10.
 MT. and Mrs. John OMalley were in- formal bridge hosts Tuesday evening when they entertained three tables at their home 1902 North Second street Prizes were Won by Mrs Roy Wayland and Dr F. F. Goodrich
 Mrs. Howard Harris Utley of Flor cnce. Colo. and Mrs William Spicer and Miss Elizabeth Spicer of Provi- dence were the complimented guests at q beautifully arranged luncheon al the Rosary one day last week. the hostess being Mrs. $ D. Futile. Covers were laid for twelve. The out of town guests came to Phoenix for the golden wedding of MT. and Mrs. A. G. Ctcy returning to their homes on Thursday. During their fortnights stay here they were delightfully."- entertained q num- her Of smart events being given in their honor
 The College club held its annual busi- ness meeting Wednesday afternoon when officers for the ensuing year were elected. or in the case of the elc- ti"n held q few days ago reelected for the entire executive board was chosen to seTYe another year. There was but one change and that wes the auditor, Mrs. c. T. Hun having changed her residence, Mrs Arthur Esgate will take her place. The other officers are as follows: Mrs F. A. Stafford. presi- dent. Miss May Irwin. first vice presi- dent. Miss Lillias Frances second vice president Mrs Lyman Bennett secre- tary. Miss Ida McDaniels. treasurer. and Mrs Francis II. Redewill will serve as chairman of the press committee.
 Mir and Mrs. J. NJ. Phillopouski en- tertained Friday evening with dance and bridge, the affair being one of the particularly pleasurable events of the gay week. The Phillipouski residence on West Willetta street was decorated in cut flowers and ferns. a wealth Of carnations being used to carry out the prevailing color scheme of pink and white. Those there included Chief Justice and Mrs. Henry D. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. II NJ. Fennemore. Mir and Mrs. John O'Malley. Mir and Mrs Roy Wayland. pr. and Mrs. r. F. Goodrich. Mir. and Mrs. Chester Reed. Mir. and Mrs. Victor Hanny. Dr. and Mrs. E. w. Baum, Mir. and Mrs. William Studor MT. and Mrs. James S. Griffin. MT and Mrs. Carl Anderson. MT. and Mrs Ed win Earl Nash. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Baum and MT. and Mrs. II. W. Asbury
 
 Miss Kathryn Tait and Miss Mar garet Tait were hostesses yesterday afternoon at their home on the Tempe road. entertaining five tables of hearts Chrysanthemums were used in deco ration. The school girls present were Miss Mary Sloan, Miss Harriet Tritle Miss Marion Bennett. Miss Mary Louise Pinney. Miss Marion Davidson. Miss June Blumenthal, Miss Marian Pascoe. Miss Gertrude Buntman, Miss Faith Stafford. Miss Helen Orth. Miss Dor othy Brownfield. Miss Phillipa Jones.
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