Arizona republican., 1917-01-14

Mrs. ICraig's guests numbered fifty members of the younger set and on Friday of this week she will entertain with the second of the series of af- fairs she is giving for Mrs. Witbeck.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Lockett, Mir and Mrs Harland J. Gray and Miss Virginia Lockett were the dinner guests of State Senator and Mrs. Hugh Campbell Friday evening.
 The members of the art committee met with Mrs. Edwin ]. Gillette Friday to complete it's business for the year and incidentally enjoy an informal luncheon presided over by its chair man. Those there included Mrs C. r. Ainsworth Mrs Dwight B. Heard. Mrs. Louis II. Chalmers. Mrs. H. B. Wilk- inson, Mrs. w. k. James and Miss May Noble.
 MT and Mrs James Jones will en- certain informally Thursday evening at their home $40 East Willetta street Their guests will be the members of the Priscilla club and their husbands One of the prettiest events as well as the most notable of the winter sea son. was the reception and bridge af fair given Thursday evening by Mrs. w. W. McNeff, complimentary to Gov erncr and Mrs. Thomas l.. Campbell and Mrs. Campbells mother, Mrs. A. T. Allen of California. The McNeff residence on North Third avenue was decorated in prOfusion of carnations and ferns carrying out in graceful ar engagement pink and green color scheme. Thirteen tables pere present the card prizes being won by Mrs. D. Y. Burtis. Mrs. Richard r.. Sloan. William T. Ceilings and W. K. James. Mrs. McNeff was charmingly cos tuned in white net over shell pink | taffeta Mrs. Campbell was very lovely in pink panne velvet. Mrs. Allen wore smart gown of gray chif- ! ion. Miss Gweudolyn Allen was gowned in q fetching frock of blue | taffeta Mrs. Ancil Martin in black
 net embroidered in jet and Mrs Will liam f. Deity in blue messaline and ] silver lace assisted in receiving. |
 Mir and Mrs Selm !. Nicholson 1 were dinner hosts Tuesday evening in I honor of MT. and Mrs. William T. | Ceilings. much feted Chicago visitors. | A yellow color tone prevailed in the decorative scheme and was expressed
 in rnarigolds. Covers were laid for ten.
 Vice President and Mrs Thomas R.
 Marshall were the lufcheon guests of Bishop Atwood on Thursday.
 State Senator and Mrs Hugh Camp bell were dinner hosts on Tuesday en- | s. .e.4sr h. r l.. | Mrs C. C. Hutchinson and Miss Mar
 tha Futile.
 Mrs. E. r.. Marks gave d delightfully."- | appointed luncheon Thursday at her l home on West Wllletta street in honor | of Mrs. Ike Diamond. The table dec | or2tion was charming the centerpiece | being vioiets combined with pink car
 nations and dainty pink tulle bows i added d pleasing touch. The place l cards and favors were hand painted
 affairs. featuring blue birds. Bridge
 was played in the afternoon. the
 highest score being made by Mrs.
 Joseph Mahlstrom Asked to meet 1 Ms. Diamond were Mrs Ralph Cam
 cruu. Mrs Francis II Redewill Mrs. Y. M. Fennemore, Mrs. Earl Curtis,
 Mrs, George Alintz Mrs. Charles Aru-
 old Mrs. Irving Fletcher Mrs. l. r.
 Wolpe. Mrs. J. A. Messenger Mrs. Sol
 Rosenblat Mrs. Harland Gray. Mrs.
 Fred Tribolet. Mrs. Edward Elsie and
 Miss Sophie Robbins.
 Mir and Mrs. Levi Young Of 9l5
 Cast Van Buren street were dime
 hosts Wednesday dancing and musi'
 being the delightful diversions of tn
 evening. In the afternoon Mrs. Young
 entertained the Priscilla club in he
 usual charming manner and later iI
 the day the guests were joined b, 1 their husbands. .wnose coming hao not been announced. the dinner beinp
 a complete surprise to the club mem
 bers. Those who enjoyed the occa .
 sion were Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Me l Reynolds. Mir. and Mrs W. $. Heflin.
 Mrs and Mrs. T. l.. irvine, Mir. and
 Mrs. George Allkire. Mr. and Mrs
 James Jones. MT. and Mrs. C. II. | Wocdson. Mir. and Mrs Fred Young 1 Mr. and Mrs Fred sharpe. M- and
 Ms. E. NJ. I.amson. Mir. and Mrs. k. C.
 Baker Mrs Margaret Jones. Mrs 1 Perry Downing Mrs. J. B. Carter of l kokamo. Mrs. \. L. Doran. Mrs Eva
 Butler. Mrs. Warren Davis of San
 Francisco. and, Joseph Doran. Mrs Betty Iansus of Missouri is a
 recent arrival who will pass the re- mainder of the winter season in Phoe- nix, the guest of her sister. Mrs. w
 C. Glascock. Several delightful events
 are being planned in honor of the visitor
 Mrs l.. F.. Pascoe presided over a
 prettily arranged luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs Warren Davis. a
 charming san Francisco matron. who
 IS the guest of her mother. Mr>
 Margaret Jones. The Pascoe resi-