Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-15
Mitchell Residence Scene of
Pleasant Affair ON Iuesdax

Mrs. g. H. Mitchell and Miss Mary
irwin gave a delightful affair Tues
day afternoon at the Mitchell resi-
dence on East Washington street
'''te "nception room held a profusion
| of red roses, while the living rooms
were decorated in an effective ar
rangement of pink and white roses.
Pansies were used in the dining room
with equally charming effect A
! guessing game provided pleasure,
| Miss Mabel Phelphs Of Los Angeles
| being the successful contestant The
! Guest list included Mrs. George
Broclway. Mrs. A. l.. Moore. Mrs 3
F. Hueneryager. Mrs. F. A Ensign
Mrs. r. c. Dryer, Mrs. NJ. f. NORM,
+, Mrs. Eva Coldren, Mrs. A. F. Wood
ward. Mrs. Charles Green Mrs. Will
liam p. Lount, Mrs. C. C. Smith. Mrs
j. c. Norton, Mrs. Frank T. Alkire,
Mrs = R. Brooks, Mrs. G. Fl. Baxter
Mrs. Joseph Stark, Mrs. Alma Lowe
| Mrs. s. G. Irwin, Mrs. James Creigh-
toa, Mrs. George Day, Mrs Charles
| Osborn, Mrs. c. H. Pratt, Mrs
Charles Walters, Mrs. F. B Baptist
| Mrs c. D. Horning, Mrs. Elizabeth
Young, Mrs. George Coffin. Mrs. j.
A. higgins, Mrs. c. C. Gibbons, Mrs.
| George Logic. Mrs w. L. Stephens.
| MIS-. w w. Cook, Mrs. c. B. Laird
Mrs. A c. Dodge Mrs. @. Smith,
Mrs. J. H. McMurray, Mrs William
H II. Hubbard, Mrs. Carrie Holmes.
Mrs. r. .. Roland. Mrs. Kathryn
Birmingham, Mrs. B. r. Broadhead
Miss Edna Roland Miss Bessie En-
! sien, Miss Wright, Miss Kathryn
| Birmingham, Miss Mabel Phelphs
! Miss Helen Mitchell, Miss Mcknight
and Louise Birmingham.
| Mrs. E. S. Clark Returns
to Her Home on Saturday
| After delightful visi. of several
| weeks replete with social events in
| her honor, Mrs. E. S. Clarl, returned
to her home in Prescott yesterday.
Mrs. Clark, who is a great favorite in
| the local smart set, was the incentive
| for an unusual number of smart af-
fairs. sharing honor as complimented
guest with her daughter in law, Mrs
| Neil Clark, who has also returned to
Prescott.
c. B. King is a recent arrival from
| Los Angeles, who will pass several
| weeks here the guest of Mrs. Homer
King.
Miss Carmelita Ward was hostess of
Il
Indian School road, Friday evening.
The house throughout was decorated
in the national flag and patriotic mu-
sic was a feature of the delightful oc-
casion. Cards also furnished pleasant
diversion for the guests who were Miss
Lilah Campbell, Miss Anna Marie
Luke, Miss Hazel Hunt, Miss Alma
Nellis. Miss Carrie Mulsein, Miss Ma
bel NofZinger, Miss Annie Hunt, Miss
Beatrice Bird, Miss Louise Hill, Miss
Hilda Steinegger, Miss Corrine Lon
lgenbaugh, William Orth. r. w. Kramer,
Pherrin Pagan. Frank Wilky, Francis
Tuckey, Dave Curr'n ]. I'D
Jones. William Uley, Louis Myers,
Henry Snyder and Thomas Lyncn.
Mrs. D. M. Barrinqer is Guest
Of Honor at Novel Luncheon
Mrs. D. M. Barringer of Philadei-
phia was the guest of honor at a
Mexican luncheon given Wednesday
by Mrs. A. c. Baker at her home on
North First avenue. Field flowers
featured the floral decoration, pop
pies and bachelor buttons combining
with charming effect. Bridge was
played in the afternoon, Mrs. H. j.
lesson making the highest score. Mrs
Bakers guests were Mrs. Barringer,
hrs. f. y. beilnitl, MIS-. Aaron GOiu-
berg, Mrs Walter panrot4 ~ =
Jessop, Mrs. David Goldberg, Mrs.
John H. Page, Mrs. Leo Goldman, and
Miss Rose Bell Goldman.
Mrs. Ralph Cameron gave an in
formal tea Tuesday afternoon in COM
pliment to Mrs. E. S. Clark and Mrs.
Neil Clark of Prescott. Her guests
numbered fifteen.
Mrs. Julian Holmes has sent out
cards for April 2S and "a WHOM she
wilf entertain informally with bridge.