Arizona republican., 1917-06-03
Society and Club Notes for Sunshine Capital Ciyt

CoSS lOI younger set where she made her home here year ago,
 Mrs. Harry Kay and Mrs. Perry Sears i are spending the week III Camp Creek ! Miss Mary McDermott returned home Friday after year al the Uni versity of Tucson. l. Mrs. Roardman and Miss Trott .y It. ~..Ne Nsryan ffecitai Mrs. Kobett Rieder Eoardman and :. Miss Nellie Trott. pupils O. Frederic Townsend Deane, will appear in an o. ean rectal at the Central Methodist church Friday evening. June sat 3 ls o'clock Mrs. W. K. Battin, mezzo- sorraao Mi assist with the program. The public is cordially inyited' to be present Following is the program: AndaEtino i'll D flat. Edwin Lemare Prelude and Fugue in D Minor. Bach
 Mrs. Boafdman Eerceuse from 'Jocelyn' ...... Goddard Grand offertoire in D Minor. Batste
 Miss Trott IT My Garden ....... Samuel Liddle II You But Knew. . .Maud L. Battin To Welcome You A. Gowing Thomas
 Mrs. Battin
 i-1nz0letta .......-........ trySlnger Silver Threads Among the Gold. .Danks
 Miss TrorJ~ Offertory .,.......... Reginald Barrett Chorale, With Interludes for,Pedals.
 . Clemens Festival March ......,. Ralph Kinder
 Mrs. Boardpan
 Mrs John Martin of Harqua Hala, gave vaudeville performance last night at her home, the proceeds of which will go to the Phoenix Chapter of Red Cross.
 Joe Melczer left last night for a three weeks visit with his family, who are summering in Los Angeles.
 
 Pat" Butler left Monday for an ex- tended eastern trip to be gone month. Harold Goldberg returned Wednesday from Tucson where he has completed his two years course at the university He will enter S'apfnrd in the fall.
 4 County Club committee
 Named by New President
 L. II. Chalmers, the new president |of the Phoenix Country club has ap- pointed his committees for the ensu- ing year. They are as follows:
 Finance-R. E. Moore, chairman, S. 02erfelder and J, G. Spangler.
 Membership-Walte Bennett, chair man, Jack Barber, Howard S. Reed and E. E. Sloan.
 Greens-Wm. Coleman Rogers, chair man, Donald Dunbar Dr. Kimban Bannister, Dr. H. J. Jessop H. C. Ben- nett and Mrs. Warren McArthur, Jr. Tennis-Edward Marshall, chair man, w. N. Fickas, Miss Verde But Ter, Mrs. E. W. Lewis and Mrs. Roy. Parsons.
 Entertainment-Mrs R. E. Moore, chairman, Mrs. R. F. Sloan, Mrs. Sid ney Ross Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Mrs. F. K. Lewis, Mrs. C. r. Ainsworth. Mrs. Paul Bennett and Aaron Goldberg.
 Dramatic-R. Allyn Lewis, chair nan, Mrs. Barry GoldWater. House-H W. Asbury. chairman, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs E. J. Bennitt 1 and Mrs. Daniel Francis. i Grounds-Willian Hartranft, chair man, Gordon Tweed.
 l Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson Entertain at Bridge Party 1 MT. and Mrs. Harry Thompson en- ! tertained at bridge Thursday evening at their residence on North CenUra1 avenue. Mrs. J. J. Mcdonald was the i guest of honor and the affair was given as a surprise. The following in innate friends were present: MT. and Mrs, Ed Rudolph, MT. and Mrs. C. K Pishen, Mir. and Mrs. Vernon Wright Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan, MT and Mrs. Olin Tucker, Mir and Mrs Joseph Summer, MT. and Mrs. J. j.. Mcdonald, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mul- l rein and Mrs. T. C. Stone.
 Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha left Thurs day for San Diego to visit her parents Mrs. Atha is planning an eastern trip later in the summer. s1
 "The Red Cross Nurse the comedy given at the Elks opera house Tues day and Wednesday nights by the Eastern Star was a huge success. It was for the benefit of our Red Cross and very creditable performance. l The patronesses who were in boxes l Tuesday night were Mrs. Thomas E, 1 Campbeli, MrS- John Dennett, Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs. Joe Alexander, Mrs. Ancil Martin and Mrs. Gillette. |
 1 Mesdsmes Ely and Atha are
 E7ostesses at Sewing Bee l Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr., and Mrs. Bert Atha, Jr., were hostesses Friday at an 1 informal sewing afternoon at the home of their mother, Mrs. Perry Sears l Their guest list included Mrs. J. F. AL ! kire, Mrs; Paul Bennett, Mrs. Hal Ben nett, Mrs. Kimbau Bannister, Mrs. | Griffin, Mrs. Harry Hurley Mrs Stay ton Doris, Mrs. Paul Ingles, Mrs. Vim. I'll. Humbert, Mrs. Sydney Bodding- hause, Mrs. Winfield Hartranft, Mrs Arthur Luhrs, Miss Mildred Stacy. Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Winifred Wait Miss Har- riet Hurley, Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Marion Doris and Miss May Hurley.
 
 Mrs. William II. Sargent and daugh- ter Lucille, left Wednesday for Mrs. l SarSents old home near Detroit, MiChi- 1 gan. From there Mrs Sarpept nIap