Arizona republican., 1917-02-15
BAL MASQUE AT COUNTRY CLUB
 R|OT OF COLOR

Society in costumes of the Orient in the beautiful Colonial gowns. in the garb of cowboy and cowgirl, as ceivable make up, attended the bal masque at the Country club last evening.
 It was a perfect riot of color and bizarre as 1t was, it all blended har- moniously into a perfect picture. It was brilliant as no other affair in the social annals has been--it was gay as has been no past event, and it was smart in point of attendance be- yond any function of the year
 A number attended who did not appear in costumes, but they were there as spectators of a glittering carnival until the masques were re moved at eleven o'clock when general dancing continued until the early morning hours.
 The dance was preceded by in numerable dinners, the most elaborate being that over which Mir. and Mrs. Warren McArthur presided in honor of MT. ana Mrs. Fred Hamilton, of Omaha. Their guests were among the most attractively costumed at the ball and included MT. and Mrs. Jack Barber. MT and Mrs. Roy s. Good rich. MI. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar. Mr and Mrs. Benno Nell. Jr. MT and Mrs. Charles McArthur. MT. and Mrs. John H. Page MT. and Mrs Royal LescEer Mrs. Edith Knowles. Mrs. Carlton Wood Mrs Jack Rowlands, Henry H. Sylvester, Tom Dunbar, Joe Cassou, Sidney J. Ross, and John Rinker ki5bey. Mrs. Warren Me Arthur was very lovely as a Samese Princess, Exceptionally beautiful and admired on all occasions. she was particularly handsome last evening in her becoming costume.
 Mrs. Donald Dunbar was also great ly complimented on her appearance In fiimv white Grecian robe with flower motifs. she sympolized spring.
 No one could have imagined a more charming bride than Mrs. Roy $. Goodricl. She wore an exquisitely dainty white frock, with a fetching vel and carried smart bridal bouquet Mrs. Anthon Begeer and Phil Brooks created sensation when they unmasked and it was discov- erad that the dashing young cowboy was the handsome young society matron who was correctly costumed in every detail. even to the red ing young girl was none other than
 
 equally well
 Mrs. Clement King made a per fectly fascinating French maid.
 The original was expected of John Rilker KibbeY. anG he did not dis appoint those who had counted on his cleverness for something ont of the ordinary appeared as Katchina doll and the Indian rain god cer- tainlv received ! due amount of wor- ship.
 Mrs. Harry Jones made the China man popular Her costume was very clever indeed and her Mandarin coat of old rose elaborately embroidered was one of the handsomest costumes worn. Mrs. Edith Knowles wa a picture in 8 stunning Colonial gown of white satin with an oNerdress. ot velvet. She wore her hair powdered with a hugh shell comb.
 A demure Rcd Cross nurse filtered among the dancers She was Mrs. Jack Rcwlands. to whom the nurses costume was. especially becoming
 Mrs Royal Lescher was ! Spanish seniorita in cerise with a handsome Y embroidered shawl draping her costume.
 Warren NIrNrthur was a jester ant carried out the spirit If his creation 2 Mrs Benno Nell. Jr.. was a lovely blue bell: Hers was one of thl prettiest costumes. worn
 Mrs. Charles McArthur was ador- able as Little Red Riding Hood.
 Mrs Homer King made lovely | lRoumanian maiden.
 Mrs. Gass Redewill in bright red skirt and black velvet jacket made m alluring Spanish girl. | Royal Leseher played his faVoritt role of minister of the old type. r Ton Dunbar was wonderfully Eattraetive Tore&dor. His costume HWae Of black velvet His brother EDenald Dunbar, was in a black anG EWhite Pierrot costume. E Hiss Fay DeMun1 was Chinese Hgirl. and a very lovely one. @ { Mrs. Carlton Woods was Spanist dancer
 Wanna Yama costumes appeared popular among others who wore thi, masquerade were Mir. and Mrs. Johr H. Page Mrs Page was in Ameri- can beauty and white and MT. Page 1, in orange and black.
 Charles Me Arthur was a Chinamai Of the old school, pigtail being in evi- dence. Sam Wilson Was Yama Yama mn in scarlet and blue This type 0. costume was also chosen hv Mrs II N Ashury, Joe Cassou. pr. Robert Brownfield and Henry H. Sylvester NIT lnd Mrs. Berry GoldWater were