Arizona republican., 1917-04-12

military music until the early morn 1 ing hours There was an outburst of i patriotic enthusiasm when the doors Of l the auditorium were swung open ana 1 the Bachelors guests viewed the mag nificient scene, enthusiasm that reach | ed it's height when a distinguished guests of the evening, Governor l Thomas E. Campbell made his appear ance. accompanied by Mrs. Campbell The reception hall decorations were ! somewhat similar to those used by hosts through the week-spring flowers and greenery, and made the elaborate : scheme in the auditorium the more | striking by contrast. As the orchestra struck the opening notes to Star ! Spangled Banner" the doors leading to the ball room opened and the guests entered to the patriotic strains.
 The entire room was in darkness { save for a spotlight cast on the stage which revealed a typical military camp. 1 Every detail of a camp scene was cleverly portrayed and the members of the Besse orchestra stationed there | wore the regulation army uniform and the Red Cross costumes. There was gasp of appreciation from the assem- l blaze that grew into genuine out burst of patriotism as the lights were turned on and the wonderful picture came to view. From the center cluster of lights | radiated alternate streamers Of red, white and blue to the walls hung Tn flags. The strands ran from the cir cle from which showered the national flag the predominant note in the dec orative arrangements. The feStoonlnS gave the auditorium low celllnged effect the graceful lines falling far 1 below the rooms original height just touching the flag-lined walls. The entire effect was dignified simplicity despite the elaborateness of the scheme. The patronesses were Mrs. William G. Hartranft, Mrs. Louis Gates Of Ray, Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. w. J. Kings bury Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth and Mrs. John H. Page.
 Gowns Are Beautiful
 There were any number of beautiful gowns noted among the dancers. One of the most admired guests was Mrs Thomas E. Campbell, who looked ex- ceptionally attractive in a handsome pink velvet frock ornamented in sequins.
 Mrs. William G. Hartranft was love- | in dydrangea blue taffeta and silver lace
 Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth was stunning in whHe chiffon with touch of black in embroidery. The lace motif added to the charm of the becoming cos tune.
 Mrs. Leo Goldman was smartly cos tuned in black tulle, the bodice being fashioned of jet and moonlight beads.
 Mrs. John H. Page, one of the most beautiful members of society, was i charming in an effective gown oi white tulle and silver with Q graniturt of French rose buds.
 Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, always smartly gowned made a stunning appearance in a handsome gown of white tulle over white satin.
 Mrs. Roy S. Goodrich was radiantly lovely in midnight blue tulle trimmed in blue pailettes.
 Mrs. Donald Dunbar was greatly ad mired in shadow green silk net, trim med in silver and crystals.
 Mrs. Jack Rowlands in yellow tull' with a bodice of cloth of gold an( French flower garnitures made { charming appearance.
 Mrs. Harry Jones wore an effective gown of shell pink tulle trimmed il opal beads.
 Mrs William Harrison Lewis, il violet net embroidered in gold and sil yer. was one of the prettiest youn: matrons present
 Mrs. Floyd Stahl wore a fetching 1 frock of lavendar taffeta trimmed il l
 crystals.
 Mrs. Charles Gardiner looked charm ing in white tulle, her frock ornament cd with French rose buds was espe cially becoming to her dainty type.
 Mrs. Paul Renua Ingles wore a love ly frock of pink tulle over cloth O gold.
 Mrs. Bert Clingan was attractive i a pretty frock of pink taffeta combin | cd with and trimmed in SllVe bands.
 Mrs. Benno Nell, Jr. was lovely il white messaline ornamented in pearls
 Mrs. Joe Green looked exceptional pretty in white net with touches 0 blue in ribbon and pink rose bu motif that added pleasing touch the dainty costume.
 Mrs. Webb Griffen wore a she shade of net over pink especially be coming to her blonde type. A trim ming of silver added to the effective ness of the gown.
 Mrs. Beulah Stanton was becoming ly gowned in apricot tulle and silve lace.
 Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr was charming i black net unrelieved by touch of colo
 Mrs Herbert Burr Atha, Jr,, wore lovely frock of pink net.
 Miss Lilah Campbell, one of the mos popular girls at the dance, was great ly admired in apricot tulle.
 Mis- Gladgs Beyers looked stunnin in yellow satin with gold ribbon trim ming.
 Miss Selma Goldberg was very love ly in rose taffeta with French flower!
 Miss Julia Culbert of San Francisco was goWned in embroidered blue chif fon.
 Miss Lucy Nelson was smartly gown ed in white satin with a touch Of ol rose in French rosebuds.
 Miss Rose Bell Goldman wore handsome dancing frock of yello' chiffon.
 Miss Ellen Conway was attractive a lovely shade of blue.
 Miss Georgia Mintz in rose colo chiffon was charming. Her frock, on of the distinctive gowns, was combin ed with black velvet and trimmed i silver in rosebuds.
 The Bachelor Hosts
 The Bachelor hosts included Alex ander Baker. president of the board ( governors, whose remaining member are Leon Tolleson, vice president Robert Beardsley. secretary and treas urer; Dan Patch, Arthur Hahn, Ro Murray and Eugene Goldman and tn club members, Power Conway, Williar A. Horrell Sylvan Gang, Irwin De I Miller, Avery Corpstein, Dr. E. Bakes,. Joe Cassou, John Rinker Kit bcy, Lester Byron, M. F. Brooks, D Charles H. Gowans. C. H. Orrne, Mur TO Butler, J. M. Elder, E. l.. Freelan' F. N. Holmquist, Eben Lane. L. Mcclellan. John Longan, A. H. Mat