Arizona republican., 1917-01-14

Lll llllllll lliNl H lM 2 sssISs ~MS granted by his state for gallant ser vice rendered. He passed q number of years in the government service m Washington being connected with the interior department While there he attended the Washington College of Music. His popularity and ability made him a favorite soloist in the cap ital and he had the distinction of ap bearing on state occasions before four presidents. He was sOlOist of St Johns church while in Washington. He is at present choir master Of the Trinity Pro Cathedral, musical direc- tor of the Lyric club and of the Apollo club and honorary member of the Musicians club His pupils are rep resented in all the choirs of the city. Mir Mills has booked a large number of worth while musical attractions ap- bearing here in the past few years aTaong others Charles Wakefield Cad man and Hubbard -Gotthelf and the croWning attraction tomorrow night, Mime. Schumann- Heink. He plans to bring other artists to Phoenix before the end of the present season.
 Bishop Atwood was a dinner host recently entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Louis lI Chalmers, MT and Mrs. John Dennett. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. II. M Fcnnemore and Dean Scarlett.
 The third annual charity ball of the Board of Visitors of St. Luke's home will be given at the Woman's club on .l tionably be the smartest event of the year Past events have always taken the precedence over all other affairs and Ii follows that with the same leading society matrons in charge, this seasons function will be on a parallel if it does not surpass the past dances The board members will re- ceive the informal reception ending promptly at nine o'clock when the grand march is scheduled Eugene Goldman will act as master of cere- mony which bids fair Co the success of the dance. There will be cards for those who prefer bridge and supper will be served in the secretary's room from ten thirty o'clock until the early morning hours Mrs F.. J Bennitt and Mrs Louis II Chalmers will pre- side
 
 Mir and Mrs. :. X. Sawyer and Miss Sawyer of Nashville are the guests of Mir Sawyers brother. Ed Sawyer for a few weeks. They are established al the Adams
 Miss Helen Jacobs gave d pleasant surprise party Thursday evening in compliment to Miss Eunice Sidel. The juniors present were Miss Evelyn Stackhousc. Miss Julia Warlop. Miss Heleu Beins. Miss Iva Welch Miss Emma Carr Mss Nellie Hansford Miss ineZ Sterling Miss Gladys Sterling Miss Lela Dieter Miss Beu- lla Winters. Miss Ethel Moss. Miss lone Sidell. Miss Opal Brown Miss Sylvia Moore. Miss Audrey Smallhouse. Arthur Guiley. Howard Haskins. Dan llisk.ns. Earl Runion George Young. Roy Sellick James Wade. Charles | Nurtan. Percy Towers Ward Fleming. ! Lloyd Hameitre Robert Nhalley. Homer Thomas. Gerald Hickey and Ned Towers
 Mr and Mrs. Harry Heizberg Of | Beilaire. Ohio are the guests of MT and Mrs Leonard Wolf Of West Will lett, street
 Mrs Wehb Griffen and Mrs. Kim ball Earnister were hrstesses at the { country Club tea yesterday wher ! golf. tennis and bridge combined ir amusing the many who moiorcd ou Tor ihe afternoon. Mrs William T ! Co li1ss made the highest bridge scofe- Those there were Mr. and Mrs | Fred Woolsey. aIr. and Mrs. Donald Dafi ar MT and Mrs William C i hartfanft. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence : Holden. Dr. and Mrs. Roy F.. Thomas | Mr. and Airs. William Coleman Rog CTS, MT. and Mrs Harold C. Bennett
 Mrs Lewis f. Carpenter. Mrs | Diarles strong Witbeck. Mrs Danie 1 Francis. Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs Will
 liam j. Kingshury. Mrs. John II | Pase Mrs. Roy \. Goodrich. Mrs 1 Evans Darby. Mrs Andrew Miller
 Mrs. J. M. Fennemore. Mrs Tors,
 Elselc. Mrs. Herman Perry De Mi.nd
 Mrs Reginald Stroud Mrs. Paul Ben nett. Mrs C l.. Bingle Mrs w. E.
 D"nson. Mrs John C. Spangler Mrs ! Donald Mcqueen, Mrs. Edwin IS,rI Nash Mrs Walter Talbot. Mrs. Anci
 Martin, Mrs. Class Redewif. Mrs. C b
 Doris. Mrs. R. C. Saufley Mrs r K l Lewis Mrs. T. W. Kingsbury. Mis-
 selma Goldberg. Miss Fay DeAlund 1 ~ 7" i2lIult hulleFi Mss Verde Butler | MlSs Frances De Graf. Miss Eller
 ConWaY Miss Ruth Logan. Miss Ches. l ney' pr K. Bannistcr Edgar Gar direr Dr George Goodrich rudg,
 Richard r Sloan II. l.. Aller. Thomas
 Dunbar. Harry Tritle and Walter Pen.
 nett '''' Mr and Mrs sam Seip entertained with pleasantly arranged dinneI sunday evening at their home or | North First avenue During the even. Ing q delightful program was presen. ted by the Hampton orchestra. Thosi
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