Arizona republican., 1917-01-14

who enjoyed the affair were MT. and Mrs. John Gregg, MT. and Mrs George Stewart, Mr and Mrs A. M- Mayfield, Mrs. l.. k. Truman, Miss t'ereda La Veen, Miss Effie Lamb, Miss Eliza beth Stewart Miss Winona Seip and George Stewart, Jr.
 An attractively appointed affair O. the week was the dance given at the Woman's club Friday evening by the Mary Brodie Auxiliary and the United Spanish War veterans. The decora- tions were unusually effective, the national colors and the camp colOrs featuring the scheme. A wealth ot greenery was used as background ana set off to advantage the brilliant special features The flag held aplace of prominence on the stage and red white and blue bunting added an eff fectiVe note. Card tables were ar ranged for those who did not care for dancing. The Besse orchestra fur nished a delightful program. The guests were received by Captain J. l. B. Alexander, commander of the camp, and Mrs. Alexander, president of the auxiliary, Captain and Mrs. George D Chrsty MT. and Mrs r. C. Struck meyer. MT and Mrs. Con r. Cronin Mrs. Wesley Hill and Colonel James H. McClintoek.
 Miss Winona Seip celebrated her thirteenth birthday Thursday when she entertained a group of her girl friends with games and dancing. ! Those there were Fiss Carrie Red mond. Miss Esther Carpenter Miss Doris Smith. Piss Petronella Quist. Miss Alice West Miss Mildred smith i Miss Mary Tavlor, Miss Ethel John- son. Miss Eleanor Alexander and | Miss Annie Ro2"nweig.
 Mrs. Donald Dunbar was a bridge l hoFtess on Friday entertaining in formally at her home on North Sev- 1! anth avenue
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Woolsey gave a oharmingly appointed dinner Wednes- l .iav evening in honor of Mir and Mrs | Allen T Bird of Nogales. Rose buds and narcisuss combined in artistic | able decoration Covers were ar ranged for Mir. and Mrs Bird Mir and | Mrs. George Olney Mir and Mrs. Paul Renau Ingles and Mir and Mrs Harry l Hurley
 | Among the many informal events | given in honor of Mir and Mrs. John l Adler during their few dayT stay | here en route from San Francisco to l New York was the dinner given by | Mir and Mrs Aaron Goldberg al the | Country club on Thursday. This was | but one of the many dinners that pre- eeded the club dance.
 Mrs Harold Baxter will give tea l Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs Charles Strong Wiiheok
 Mr and Mrs. NJ " Hartranft passed | Thursday In Phoenix the guests of the l W. C. Hartranfts on their way to theiI
 home on the coast from an extensive
 eastern tour
 Mis- Virginia Lockett left Fridas evening for Berkeley where the charm
 ng college girl will continue her cours,
 t the University of California.
 Eugene Goldman is passing thi
 week end in Los Angeles.
 | Mrs. IT. II Logan and Mss Rutl
 Logan are receiving cordial greet
 ing from their host of friends in Phoe
 nix They are from Los Angeles las
 veek and will be at the Adams for ai
 indefinite period
 Albert Rosenberg left Thursda, | evening for Los Angeles where he vii
 act as best man at the marriage 0
 Miss Ida St Leon to Leo Rosenberg | which Will take place at the Engstruu
 apartments this evening. Rcvereni
 Baker r. Lee officiating Miss Sl
 Leon Is % charming young woman. am
 T favorite socially and professional | pu the coast She was with Morosc
 for several years and has given up l 1romising stage career to become tn l bride of the former phoeniclan.
 
 Mrs Laurence Holden arrived iron
 Boston Tuesday and will pass the re
 naiDing winter months here. Tn Holdens are established Ut tn | Adams,
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Gray of Pasa , dena are the guests of the F. J. Ben
 nIts. having arrived from the coast O
 Friday.
 | Miss Georgia Mintz has receive
 much favorable mention by critica | Pasadena audiences before whom th alented young girl has appeared dur
 ing the past fortnight She recent : gave a reading before the Shakespear
 club and has been asked to present | program before the Woman's clul l While her friends are delighted at he
 being afforded recognition on the coas
 they have greatly missed her and wi
 be delighted to learn that she ha planned her return home for the latte
 part of the month.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles McArthur re
 turned Thursday from Chicago wher
 they passed the holiday season. Miss Henrietta Olney returned Sun , day to Greenwich Connecticut. wher 5 she will resume her studies at Mis- Ely's after an enjoyable holiday vaca
 tion.
 Golf and tennis attracted a larg
 gathering to the Country club on Wed , nesday. the sport contingent arrivin
 early in the morning and remainin
 the entire day. Among those there fo the out door diversions or who droppe
 in for luncheon included MT and Mir
 Gordon Tweed. MT and Mrs. Charle
 Strong Witbeck. MT and Mrs. Williar
 Coleman Rogers. Mrs. C. F. Aims
 worth, Mrs. Ernest Lewis. Mrs. Joh Dennett. Jr, Mrs Louis H. Chalmer
 Mrs. Harold Bennett, Mrs. II. J. Jessol Mrs. II, II. Logan of Los Angeles. Mir, Paul Bennett, Mrs. Daniel Francis Mrs. Walter Bennett. Mrs. Kimba