Arizona republican., 1917-11-11

 ttested by the many who will drop n for a few moments chat during he races.
 Country club on Thursday evening. With the many out of town guests here for the fair to be entertained, the affair will unquestionably at- tract large gathering.
 
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Bennett have returned from their honeymoon in the north and have taken up their residence with MT. Bennett's par ents, MT. and Mrs. Harry J. Ben nett, of SIP North Twelfth avenue. The Marriage of Miss Louis Clark to MT. Bennett was a quiet event on November 3, the ceremony taking , place at the Methodist parsonage, Reverend Ray c. Harker reading the | service.
 Andrew Miller and Logan Eisele gave an informal dinner at the St Francis last evening in honor of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lobit.
 Country Club Luncheon
 Given for Mrs. Lobit
 1 Mrs. Vernon Cook was a luncheon hostess at the Country club Wednes- | day, her guests including Mrs. Jos l eph Lobit, Mrs Carl Anderson and Mrs. R. c. Saufley. The following evening MT. and Mrs. Cook enter | tained informally at cards for MT. | and Mrs. Lobit who are their house | guests at present.
 | Clever New York Girl Will
 Prove an Interesting Visitor One of the most interesting fair week visitors is Miss Lillian Wilhelm, the clever New York illustrator, who is the guest of Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson. | Miss Wilhelm belongs to the fast null | tiplying group of artists who have | found the great American desert fas- | cinating study. She has passed a part 1 of several seasons in the north, in | Kayenta, travelled to Nomrezoshe, the great Rainbow Natural Bridge and other points of interest in the sur | rounding country where few women have ventured Recently she has been established at Tuba City where she has | gathered color and material for a series of western illustrations. It will be re- called that this charming young woman | furnished the illustrations for Zane | Grey's "The Border Legion and also for his Rainbow Trail" and the pie lures were quite as favorably received as the very popular books. The artist, | who has studied with Harvey Dunn
 and Charles $. Chapman and who is a
 member of the Art Students League of
 New York, will be represented at the
 art exhibition at the state fair by a
 small collection of paintings. She ex-
 poets to be here the greater part of the
 week and it is rumored that while
 here she will be married to Westbrook
 Robertson of Waso, Tex, who is in the
 government service as superintendent
 of livestock with headquarters at Tuba
 City. MT Robertson is brother of
 Sterling c. Robertson of this city.
 Mrs. Sims Ely gave charmingly ap-
 pointed luncheon Wednesday in honor
 of Mrs. Carl Hayden. Those there
 were Mrs. Hayden. Mrs Hugh E
 Campbell, Mrs. Caroline Kibbey, Mrs
 E. B. Kirkland, Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey
 Mrs. D. A. Marshall and Mrs. William
 Perry Sears.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson were
 dinner hosts Monday evening in con-
 pliment to Dr. c. H. Harrison of New
 York. Asked to meet the guest O,
 honor were Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson, Mrs
 M. A. Coles and Mrs. Oliver Coles oj
 Miami.
 Picnic Supper Given at the
 Goodrich Place Is Enjoyable One of the pleasantly planned events of the past week was the picnic supper
 given at the Roy S. Goodrich place or North Central avenue Wednesday evening, followed by an informal danc, at the Country club In the party wer, MT. and Mrs. Phil. Lewis, Mir and Mrs John H. Page, MT. and Mrs. Jack Row. lands, MT. and Mrs. Joe Green, MT. an( Mrs. Warren McArthur, Jr., MT. ant Mrs. Carton Woods Mr. and Mrs. Jacl Barber Mir. and Mrs. Charles McAr thur, MT. and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, MT and Mrs. Donald Dunbar, br. and Mrs Robert Wallace Craig, MT. and Mrs. W J. k1ngsbury, MT. and Mrs. Roya
 Lescher, Mrs. Harry Jones, Miss Kilt, Craig. Miss Henrietta Olney, Joe Gas | sou, A. R. Dearborn, Dr. McClutcheon W. c. Callahan, and Edward McGanr | On Friday evening practically the sam | party attended the dinner dance at tn San Marcos at Chandler.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson wer dinner hosts Friday evening, thei 1 guests being Governor and Mrs. Thom l as E. Campbell and Congressman an, | Mrs. Carl Hayden.
 | Chicago Matrons Guests of Honor
 at Affair Given by Mrs. H. J. Lee | In honor of Mrs. John Ryan an AI n
 Mrs. Raymond Kelly of Chicago Mri
 II. J. Lee gave pleasantly planne
 bridge Monday afternoon at her Yves Washington street residence. Gu : flowers were used in effectiva dannrs