Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21

nix was but for few days. Mrs. !!
Stanley who was a great social favor
lite whDe the Stanleys resided here. is !
soloist in a fashionable Los Angeles
church She is devoting practically
all her time to her music taking little
part in pleasurabe affairs on the
coast
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Malley enter
tanned the dinner bridge club We'd !
nesday evening. The highest scores
were made by Mrs. Chester Reed and
Roy Wayland.
Mrs. Francis Marion Parker of Los
Angeles is a recent arrival who will
pass fortnight in town the guest of
her daughter Mrs. William Alvin
Sumner of East Roosevelt street Mrs.
Sumner plans to entertain in compli-
ment to her mother during her stay
in Arizona.
MrssA. D. Wilson of Prescott passed
the week in town the guest of Mrs. c.
3. Shuman.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wolf gave
bridge Wednesday evening compli
berg, who are visiting here from the
east. The prizes were won by Miss
Sophie Robbins, L. f. Marks and
Harry Hizberg. Six tables were
present.
Mrs. H. H. Logan and Miss Hazel
Logan returned to their home in Los
Angeles Tuesday after a several
weeks stay in Phoenix during which
time a number of pleasant affairs were
given in their honor.
Mrs, Joseph Kibbey presided over Il
charming luncheon of eight covers
Thursday at her home on East Jeffer-
son street. Mrs. Clay Leonard won
the prize at bridge which was a
feature of the afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth
gave smartly appointed luncheon
at the Arizona club Thursday COM
ELEMENTARY to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Strong Witbeck and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Cole and Miss Cole of Duluth,
who have been passing the early
winter months at Chandler. The re-
naming guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Macarthur and Hugh d. Mar
shall.
A number of dinner dances are be-
ing planned by Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Eennemore for the early spring sea-
affair before the Lenten season and
others to follow immediately after
the penitential period.
Mrs Robert A. Craig made Mrs.
Harry Gray OF Pasadena and Mrs.
Charles Strong Witbecl of Los Ange-
les. the guests of honor. at an artistic
ally appointed tea Friday afternoon at
her home on North Fourth avenue.
The house throughout was fragrant
with a wealth of eenturias. Those
WHO assisted included Mrs. Mabel
Latham. Mrs. E. ]. Bennitt. Mrs. H. ].
Jessop and Miss Ruth Jessop.
Mr. and Mrs. Williarn Conrad Mills
are expected home from the coast in
few DAYS. Their marriage which
was a quiet affair of Tuesday was
followed by a delightful supper at the
home Of DR. and Mrs. George Brock
way. The dining room was charming
ly decorated in white stock combined
with Cecil i3runer roses and elsewhere
hi oughout the house were clusters of
aarnati6ns. pink STOCK and gladioli.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
NILS. Judge and Mrs. Joseph H. Kib
hey, Mr. ard Mrs. A. l.. Moore, Miss
Myrna Wiberg. Miss Wigs and r. p.
Helm
Fred Myers will entertain with a
dinner at the Adams this evening in
honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hirz-
berg of Bellaire. Ohio.
HavIav of Mort n
Second avenue contributed to the gay
ETY. of the week with series of af-
fairs in honor OF her daughter, Mrs.
Earl Hawley of Indiana. On Thursday
Mrs. Hawlev presided over an inform
al tea being assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Raymond B2ttin. The guests on
I this occasion numbered eighteen. Sat
, lrday Il prettily appointed luncheon
was The event in honor of the visitor.
! covers being laid for twelve. Pink
; carnations featured the decorative
scheme for both affairs.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyers gave a
charminglv arranged dinner Friday
evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Hirzberg, much feted eastern
! visitors Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs H:rzberg. Mr.. and Mrs A. B
! Clark. Mr.. ard Mrs. Leonard Wolf
! Fred Myers, Sidney Meyers and Arthur
Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ceilings are
planning to leave in a few days for
the California coast where they will
pass a fortnight returning to Phoenix
for a brief stay en- route for theiI
home ir Chicago. They have been the
incentive for numerous affairs dur
ing the past months.
Miss Bessie Ensign left last even
ing for HOLLYWOOD where she will be
the guest of Mrs. RAYMOND Cover
She viii visit relatives in Pasadena
before her return in the spring.
William Conrad Mills gave a sup
per at the Arizona club Monday COM
planetary to Madame Schumann
Heink. Miss Jennie Foster Weedin
who became the bride of Mr.. Mills the
following day was included among the
guests and charmed the noted singer
by her charming manner. She paid
her marked attention at the affair
Among the other guests were Cover
nor and Mrs. Thomas E Campbell, Mr.
ard Mrs. Harold Baxter, Mrs. P. Y
rTttpnar EJrc NJ TafaJ Misc Ivd;tl