Arizona republican., 1917-11-18
SC0TTSDALE WAS
 NOT SURPRISED
 AT FAIR AWARDS

With no surprise, but great deal of pride we learned of the bestowal of the first and second prizes in the Ari- Zona Group of paintings at the State Fair to Miss Marjorie Thomas. The prize winning pictures were each ami nal studies, one of Hereford bulls at a watering trough, and the other of flock of sheep on the canal bank.
 Miss Thomas is spending the great CT part of her time on the desert, sketching, on Tuesday she was joined by some of the members of the sketch club of Phoenix at Papago Park where they did some interesting work, which was discussed and critized by Benjam- in Brown, who is in Phoenix for the fair. Others in the party were Mrs. Seargent, Miss Oldaker and Miss L1l- ian Wilhelm the talented young ar tist who has been illustrating Zane Grey's novels and whose marriage to Westbrook Robertson of Tuba City was an event of Wednesday. A party composed of MT. and Mrs. James Stout, MT. and Mrs. Guy Loom is and daughter Dorothy, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Benroth, MT. and Mrs. Morton Kimsey and MT. and Mrs. Cleon Sharp and baby daughter Jean, motored to Hieroglyphic Rocks, Sunday and spent the day, upon their return to Scotts- dale they met at the Benroth home where they spent a pleasant evening" Miss Helen Born of Prescott is a guest of Miss Mary Keene Graves dur ing fair week.
 Miss Florence Linderman of Sacaton, who is in Phoenix for the teachers institute. came out for a short visit with Mir. and Mrs. Paul Loomis Tues day night.
 Miss Beatrice Krallinan is spend | ing the week in Phoenix where she Is one of the guests at house party al l the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ohu- stead.
 w. E. Weaver arrived Saturday l night from Herbon, Ohio, for wis it with his father Hans Weaver o1 "Rrvn Maror," and his sister and bro ther. Mrs, Thomas Caldwell and Fred {, Weaver.
 | Mrs. Ella Felton of Ingadine, Mich. | is here to spend the winter at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. De Bree.
 MT. Dapron of Los Angeles was a Friday visitor at the home of k. Il
 Woolf
 E, o. Brown and Peter Lassen were two of group of cattle men who tooF
 steers to the Kansas City market the | tram leaving IueSudy HUI Ai4AS
 Mrs. E. l.. Graves was charming hostess Friday evening, to a group O,
 congenial friends, composed of Judge
 and Mrs. Gilday, MT. and Mrs. Della field, MT. and Mrs. John L. Norton
 Mrs. Albert Horr, Miss Mary Gilbert Miss Eleanor Fike, Messrs. Laroton
 Wm. Huey and N. Sontag. ProgfeS' sive euchre formed the diversion '" the evening, with Mrs. Gilday carry ing off the honors while the boobl
 prize was awarded Miss Fike.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Clark are tht possessors of a handsome new car, Chevrolet being their choice. George Davis of Los Angeles, is th' guest of Miss Virginia Stewart at th' home of her sister, Mrs. Roy Woolf.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cleon Sharp and lit
 tie daughter were supper guests O
 MT. and Mrs. Benroth Wednesda!
 night.
 MT. and Mrs. Archie Langley wer
 guests of Mrs. Emma Thomas ant
 Miss Marjorie Thomas Tuesday. Tn
 Langley's have only recently returned
 from a hunting trip in the Sierra An
 cha mountains and their account o
 their adventures and hunting success
 is such as to inspire every one t
 shoulder gun and become might.
 nimrod. They plan to make thei
 home in Phoenix this winter.