Arizona republican., 1917-01-28

MrS. Burton Green, MrS. ana MIs'
 Chas. de Sales Wheeler, MT. and Mrs.
 Chas. Pishon, Mr and Mrs. J. J.
 Wesley MT and Mrs White, MT. and
 Mrs. Thos. Sullivan, MT. and Mrs.
 Wallace Matthie, MT. and Mrs. Lyle
 Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stewart.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence King, MT. and
 Mrs. Vim. Wolf. MT. and Mrs. Chas. Gardiner, MT and Mrs. H. B. Atha, Jr.,
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Berg, Mrs. c. F.
 Lee, Miss Myrtel Fitzpatrick, Miss
 Naomi Sullivan, Miss Ada Smith, Miss
 Nora McComh, Miss Hazel Davis. Miss
 Ruth Goldberg, Miss Edith Norton,
 Miss Maureen Olsen. Miss Bone. Miss
 Louise Gass, Miss Eva WhiCsOn, Miss
 Theresa Kehoe. Miss Katharine Rob-
 bins, Miss Helen Blake, Miss Erile
 Dameron. Miss Wilma MahOney, Miss Lucy Nelson, Miss Lucille Grable, Miss
 Stanna Cuff. Miss Stone, Miss Bertha
 Hughes, Miss Virginia Graves Miss
 Allen, Miss Ray Beauchamp, Miss
 Eugenia Glasscock, Miss Anna May
 Daly, Miss LlHilla Thomas, Joe Wen ger Will Harrington, Elwin Harring ton, Leslie D. Rhea, Henry Ross, Hugh
 Weatherford, Ted Butler, Beverly
 Foley, Joe Kehoe, Roswell Walters,
 Chet Goldberg, Albert Pinney, Perry Case, Dennis Gleason, Paul Bowen, MT.
 Wilson, Tom Geare, Eugene Goldman, Julius Gang, Burt Dorris,, Jas. Bell,
 Earl Reno, George Peters, l.. l.. Brass
 Mir. Helm, w. C. Rotteiger, Louis
 Rolln. MT. Crowder, D. A. Little, Jack
 Osburn, Jake Thomas, Eari Galpin,
 Robert Mcdonald, Vernon Peters.
 Thos. Howard Ed Thomas, Jim Ryan.
 The play committee of the Country
 club has decided to postpone the an-
 Il
 Easter owing to the great number of
 affairs plarned for the coming weeks.
 The attraction this season will be Il
 farce.
 In honor of Miss Gwendolyn Allen,
 a charming California visitor. Miss
 Lucy Nelson gave dance Tuesday
 evening that was one of the brilliant
 events of the week. The affair took place at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Messinger on Myrtle avenue. which
 was prettily decorated in a profusion of cut flowers and greenery. The Besse orchestra furnished a delightful dance program and favor dances was Q pleasing feature of the event. Sup per was served at midnight. Besides the guest of honor and pr. and Mrs. Messenger those there were Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell, Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Peacre, MT. and
 Mrs. Paul Ceilings, Mir. and Mrs. Will | liam Conrad Mills, Dr. and Mrs. John 1 Lentz, MT and Mrs. W. L. Pistor, MT. and Mrs. W. E. Twitchell, MT. and Mrs. D. w. Nickels. Mir and Mrs. Ken meth Helworth MT and Mrs Grattan Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clark, Mir. and Mrs. David E. Nelson. Mr and Mrs. Earl Galpin, Mir and Mrs. B. F. Marks. Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Goddard. MT. and Mrs. Harold Kunz, MT. and Mrs. Smith Chittack. Mir. and Mrs. Adolf Kunz. MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Fletcher, Mrs. A. T. Allen, Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson. Mrs. F. A. Shaw of Pres | colt, Mrs. H. F. Hellworth, Miss Fay De Mund. Miss Irene Foley. Miss | Georgia Mintz. Miss Bertha Thoma. | Miss Mabel Novinger, Miss Sophie | Robbins, Miss Myrtle Wiggs, Miss Mary Goodson, Miss Myrna Wiberg, 1 Miss Jessie Forsythe, Miss Leah Ve- l stance, Miss Jessie Creighton, Miss ] Rosella Davis, Miss Louise Davis, Les | ter Byron, William Orth, Paul Holiday | Eugene Pferson, Ivar Skougaard l Dwight Deity, Hugh Weatherford
 Leon S Jacobs. E. L. E. Crouter, Ralph Gilleland. Russell Marvin. Melvin Car | row, Ralph Helm, Dudley Webster 1 Fred Myers. Scott Matthews, Jo Doran | Harry Johnson, Abe Korrick, Ivan
 Wiberg. H. e. Cunningham, Robert Sidel, C. L. Carpenter. Herman Lew kowitz, J. H. Bales and C. R. Crumb. l
 Mrs F.. w Baum will entertain with bridge Thursday afternoon, February
 s. at the Womans club.
 !
 1 Complimentary to her mother Mrs l Francis Marion Parker of Los Ange- 1 les, Mrs. William Alvin Sumner will l give bridge Tuesday afternoon al I Ter home, 222 East Roosevelt street One of the most delightful events oi l the week was the dinner given Wed | nesday by MT. and Mrs. Herman | Perry De Mund at their home on North 1 Second avenue. A pink color scheme was expressed in carnations that were 1 arranged in crystal baskets and bows | of tulle added a pretty touch. Bridge 1 was a feature of the evening the prizes 1 being won by Mrs. William Ceilings
 and Daniel Francis. The guest list included MT. and Mrs. Daniel Francis | MT and Mrs. William Ceilings, Mir. and I Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, MT and Mrs. c 1 M. Scott MT. and Mrs. w. s. Colds worthy, Mr and Mrs. Harry Kennedy | MT. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett and MI and Mrs. J.. w. Weather l ford.
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