Arizona republican., 1917-03-18

Covers were laid for eight at the prettify appointed breakfast ever which her mother, Mrs, J. H. Mul- rein presided after greetings were exchanged.
 Mrs. J. w. Crenshaw, who has been in New York for the past few months. is in Detroit at present and expects to return to Arizona within fort night. liAE Mrs. H. M. Fennemore Plans
 Affairs For Her Sister
 Mrs. H. M. Fennemore is planning several small affairs m honor of her sister, Miss Fife Matthews, who is passing month here from Salt Lake City.
 Mrs Otto Brokm of Denver, is one of the attractive out of town visitors Mrs. Rrohm is recent arrival from Denver who expects to here until Easter. She is the guest of Mrs. D.. D Northrup, of 35S West Willetta street.
 Phonicans Pass Week End
 Tn the Superior District
 MT. and Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Alllire, Jr., passed the week end in Superior. From Sat urday to Monday motor trips to the various points of interest in the nearby counties are greatly in vogue at present The mining camps as well as the fashionable resorts are becoming popular diversions
 
 Shamrocks and greenery decorated the home of Miss Faith Stafford yes- m Sha enter tained with hearts. The members of the junior set who enjoyed the af- fair were Miss Mary Louise Pinney, Miss Mary Sloan, Miss Marion Ben nett, Miss Helen Firth, Miss Gene vive Cope. Miss June Blumenthal, Miss Armine Hackbarth, Miss Lucille Banta, Miss Lillian Cronin, Miss Isabel Irvine, Miss Marion Davidson, Miss Ruth Burtis, Miss Dorothy Will bor, Miss Gertrude Evans, Miss Catherine Tait, Miss Margaret Talt, Miss Alice Hall, Miss Helen Ellls, Miss Margaret Hall, Mis- Gertrude Rrntman. Miss Harriet Tritle, Miss Edith Liebenow, Miss Mildren Doris and Miss Marion Pascoe
 Fifty Future Bellies Guests
 At Delightful Social Event
 On Monday afternoon Miss Betty Fickas celebrated her fourth birth day b.t entertaining fifty future bellies and beaus with a delightful affair al the Woman's club. The auditoriun was gayly decorated with American flags and red and white balloons Jolly games were played in which balloons were featured and formed the favors for each of the smal guests who also derived not a smal amount of pleasure from the red ant white caps which they wore ln tn grand march. The long tables abou which the little folk gathered wer' arranged to form the number fou | which was outlined in candles on tn | birthday cake. There were fascinat | ing Jack Horner pies containlni 1 souvenirs from which red satin rib bons ran 10 each place where smal | baskets of candy gave joy to tn
 boys and girls. many of whom wer
 attending their first social function Miss Lucy Terrill Ellis assisted wit the games and Miss Davies was a l the piano. The young hostess, wh is unusually sweet and pretty, IS tn
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Melvui
 FNickas. Her guests included Mis
 Sara Clearinghouse. Miss Ellzabet
 Redewill, Miss Betty Goldwater, Ms II MdTy AllD CODD, MlSS DOIOtiiy Dtoo |! fer, Miss Laurette Dulmage, Ms Jane Alexander, Miss Carolyn Christ Miss Felice Butts, Miss Lillian Harri Miss Lucille Pemberton, Miss France Bennett, Miss Janice Hildreth Mi: Betty Jane Parker, Miss Elizabet Viault, Miss Martha Redewill, Mi Portia Christy, Miss Myra Hotchiis Miss Paisley Brown. Miss Georg Marsh, Miss Elizabeth Marsh Mi Anna Rosenzweig, Miss Frances Kne Miss Elizabeth Walker, Wilbur A! bury Frank BennS-. John Benne Arthur Hulett, Frances Redewi Thomas Nichols, William Saufle Robert Saufley, Guildon Redewl Charles O'Malley, John O'Malle Joseph Melczer, Ebert Gilbert, Frar Gilbert, Howard Redewill Win Wyli Robbie Creighton. Arthur Allen Luhr
 Jack Shook, David Maritime, F.
 Struckmeyer, Hillary Cleeves, Dix Price, Charles Donofrio and Carv Walker