Arizona republican., 1917-01-07
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 states idol and chief executive. Others besides the governor who will entertain box parties are Mir and Mrs. Gordon Tweed Dr. and Mrs. Francis H. Redewill and Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Sargent.
 Governor and Mrs Thomas E. Campbell and Mrs. Campbefs mother, Mrs. A. T. Allen, will be the guests of honor at bridge to be given Thursday evening by Mrs. w. w. McNeff, at her North Third avenue residence. The affair will be the first of a series with which Mrs McNeff plans to entertain this season.
 Over the tea cups the discussion is turning to the third annual charity ball to be given by the board Of visit ors of St Luke's Home on Thursday evening. January IS. The past affairs have been the foremost events of the social year and the coming function at the Woman's Club will if anything sur pass in hrilliancy the former benefit affairs. There will be cards as well as dancing.
 Mrs. Mabel H. Latham gave an in- formal tea Thursday afternoon at her home S46. North Fifth avenue, in hon. or of Mrs Colt Hughes. a December bride. Before her marriage Mrs. Hughes was Miss Hattrude Chrisman, a member of the faculty of the Morfa roe school and the guest list included the teachers with whom she was form erly associated
 
 Dr. and Mrs. w. D. Shackelford were dinner hosts on New Years day. their guests being Dr. and Mrs l.. D. Dameron. Miss Erile Cameron. Miss Lillian Nybers, Miss Bernice Shack elford Logan Cameron, Al Ryan Lou France of Tucson and Gordon Shack elford
 Harold Lount who returned to Culver Military school Friday evening after a fortnishts vacation. was the guest of honor at dinner given Wednesday evening by Mir and Mrs Frank Parker t their home on West Adams street Covers were laid for Harold Lount Mir and Mrs William B. Lount and r. A. Spauldins of Harper, California
 Complimentary to Miss Vera Bick- nell. Miss Fay De Mund gave a charm
 
 CT home on North Second avenue The guest list included Miss BtcknaH Mrs. William Kennedy Humbert. Mrs ilul Een1u Inglcs. Mrs. Reginald strouc. Miss Lila Campbell. Miss Gwendolyn Allen. Miss Marion Dor ris, Miss Louise Lawrence. Miss Chandler. Miss Louise Chandler Miss Eleanor Lewis. Miss Mary Lewis and Mss Ella Luhrs.
 Notable among the events of the past week was the dinner dance given at he At9mans club Saturday e,en- ing by the Maricopa County Medical association. The club house was pret- tily decorated for the occasion which wtts enjoyed by the physicians their wives and few invited guests to the number of one hundred. The officers Of the association received those in the party being Dr. D. r. Harbridge, president Dr Robert Brownfield. vice president. pr. ". Ii. sargent. secretary and Dr. Allen VII . llan1s, treasurer
 Pre- Lenten days will be among tne most interesting of the season the affair anticipated with particular ir-
 
 play. Tfc committee has not vet revealed the name Of the Dlav nor fbe plaFeis, but the members admitted 'h1t the plans are outlined ard that the attraction viii be on a pa- with the past successes.
 conspicuous on the calendar Of events for this week is the dance to De given on Friday evening at the Wonan's clul by the Mary Brodie Auxiliary and the Phoenix Canp of the United Spanish War veterans The affail 10 be given for the beno- Tt Of the relief fund and the arrange ments that Nave been made for the event give promise of a delightfuI evening There will be cards for those who do not care for dancing. The guests will he received by Mrs J. L. E. Alexander. president of the Aux ihary and Captain Alexander. com rnander of the camp assisted by other members Of goth organizations.
 Miss Fay DeMund and Lester De- Mund rave a delightfully."- appointed dinner last eTening in honor of Miss Vera Bickncll who is 2 week end ciest at the DcMund home on North