Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
NA, 1917


 atcd in the favors and place cards. i Dancing and cards followed the din ncr The guest list included Miss Bicknell, Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss Ferne Johnson, Miss Elizabeth sam uels, Miss Ethel MCDermott Ed Doris, Joe Doran, George Luhrs, Walter Martin and Jack Bannister.
 Mr and Mrs. ]. w. Doris gave charmingly appointed dinner Tuesday evening at their home, Casa De Rosas in honor of Miss Vera Bicknell and
 Miss Louise Lawrence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Wayland enter
 tained the bridge club members at | dinner Wednesday at their residence ! on West Portland street. Those there were Dr. and Mrs. L. n. Dameron Mir and Mrs. John O'Malley Dr. and Mrs F.. r. Goodrich, Dr and Mrs
 F. W. Baum and Mir. and Mrs. Chester Reed.
 Mir and Mrs. Jack Barber gave an attractivelv appointed dinner Now Years night at the Country club -covers being laid for Mir. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mir and Mrs. Warren i McArthur. Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs Carlton L. Woods, Miss. Henritta Olney. Edgar Gardiner Thomas Dun
 bar and Henry H. Sylvester.
 Joe Cassou had as dinner guests
 at the Adams on New Years night Mir and Mrs J. E. Rowlands and MT
 and Mrs Roy $. Goodrich.
 Mrs Robert A Craig presided over an informal tea recently in honor or i fah N-h guest Of Mrs E. A. Marshall for { few weeks.
 a'r. and Mrs. Charles Strong Wit ! beck Ruth Ainsworth) will arrive i from California this morning for a i fortnishrs stay in PhoeniX. the guests l If Judge and Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth 1 Their return will he tho signal for 9 rumber of smart events. Since their 1 honeymoon in the early autumn Mir. 1 nd Mrs. Withe~ll have been estab- i lished at the Beverly Hills hotel in i Beverly Hills. hut on their return to
 the coast will take np their residence
 in Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ira j. Johnsen If, for q three weeis absence in fh7 south. Thev plan 10 mass the greater 'art of their time in Augusta and 1 New orleans.
 | Warrrn Parker returned Co Phoenix 1 I ursday after finishing his course at i the University of California. where l economics Eas hts baior study Mir 1 Parker wifi b. associated with his ] father. Frank Parker. in agricultural work in the valley His return viii ] he of ds.clded interest to the menaers i of the younger set with whom he Is i Xceedir sly popular He was accom- panied on his return ty George Nun son of San Francisco. who will be i his guest for several days
 i Mir and Mrs William Harrison , nwis and their small son Thornton Harrison Lewis. wiH arrive from Sen | Francisco the latter part of February nd remain until late in the spring. l 'fhe1 will he the guests of Mrs. ! eW',' ' parents. Mir and Mrs. j. ". Doris
 3f Casa De Rosas.
 1 Mir and Mrs Thomas Cole and Miss ! El~ey Cole of Duluth and Miss Elanor 1 1ifts of Boston were the New Years ! guests Of Judge and Mrs. C. r. Aims l worth. They were among ,he many members Of the smar set who passf ] the entire day at the Country club, rp ioy ing the gold tournaments in witch they took part and ;he other i directions that marked the celebration ! of the New Year including the buffet | luncheon. tho afternoon tea and the : brilliant dance.
 It will he interesting news to tho
 social and artistic sets to learn that ] A. F. Frost. the distinguished artist 1 and his. son. John Frost, whose recent l 'xhihitior here was SO thoroughly ap- l 0reciated will take up their perman- ent residence in The valley. IL .is understood that they will lease a
 ranch early ir the autumn and pass l inc greater part of the year here. ! Miss Elizabeth Samuels will leave l ihis evening" for the coast after a most Gelightful fortnight in which she was iavishely entertained by inc members of the junior set Miss Samuels passed the early part of last
 week in Tucson. the guest of Miss Helen O'Malley. While in Phoenix she divided her time between Miss Ruth Goldberg and Miss Ethel Me
 Dermott.
 | Miss Ruby Pasaoe left Tuesday