Arizona republican., 1917-05-06

MISS Rose w Will leave day for the California coast after months stay during which time she has been extensively feted.
 Mrs. Martha Waite and Miss Wilma Waite who passed the winter season here left recently for White Sulphur Springs where they will summer.
 
 Dr. and Mrs. George Goodrich will be bridge hosts Tuesday evening when they will entertain several tables at their home on East Willetta street:
 
 Medical Society Gives
 Delightful Dirner- dance
 The dinner dance given by the Maricopa< County Medical society of which Dr. D. F. Harbridge is president, was one of the most delightful events of the week. The affair which took place at the Woman's club on Monday evening, marked the last meeting for the season. The auditorium was charmingly decorated in roses and sweet peas while the national colors were given prominent place in the ar engagements. An exceptionally attrac- tive dance program was presented. Receiving with Dr. and Mrs. Harbridge were Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Sargent and pr. and Mrs. Robert Brownfield.
 Mrs. Durfee Cruice, Mrs. w. H. Leech, and Miss Elizabeth Hall, who wintered here have returned to their home in Detroit. They left on Mon day.
 Dr. and Mrs. George Goodrich gave a smartly appointed dinner of twelve covers Friday evening at their home on East Willetta street. Pink roses featured the decorative scheme. Bridge Luncheon or Lsst
 "Wednesday Is Much Enjoyed
 Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard gave d bridge luncheon Wednesday that was one of the particularly pleasant events of the exceptionally gay spring sea son. The card rooms were lavishly decocrated in every variety of spring bloom, roses and sweet peas pre- dominating. Vases and baskets of blossoms were everywhere and feath- cry fern added to the general effect. The card prizes were captured by Mrs. Evans Darby, Mrs. Fen Hildreth, Mrs Paul Ceilings and Mrs. John Messen- ger Mrs. Stoddard's guests num- bered seventy-five
 
 Mesdames Kellogg and Carlisle Are Possesses at Bridge Party
 Mrs. John Kellogg and Mrs. E. O. Carlisle gave a charmingly planned bridge luncheon Tuesday. The deco rative scheme was unusually attrac- tive. In the center of each small table was lIeWpie from which radiated pink satin streamers to each place where a French basket of flowers marked the places. Roses and sweet peas were used in profusion and the pink tone effected was emphasized in the pretty tulle lovers knots that tied the basket handles The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Myrtle Springer and Mrs. Jo F. Richards. Nine tables were present.
 Mrs. George J. Stone,nan
 Hostess for Her Sister
 Mrs. George J. Stoneman gave an in formal luncheon Monday in honor of her sister, Mrs. D. R. Williamson, who was the recipient of innumerable courtesies the past week. The Stone man residence on North Central ave- nue was a bower of beautiful blossoms, long stemmed American beauty roses
 
 tive decorative scheme. delight ful program was presented by Mrs. Williamson, who has an exceptionally well trained and sympathetic voice of lyric soprano quality She sang "Adieu fouts' from Jeanne D'Arc (Tschaikowsky) exquisitely and other numbers that were equally well re- ceived were ''.Ie Suis Titania" from 1Iignon (Thomas) and "Starlng'' Liza Lehmann). Miss Claire Canom a favorite local pianist added to the enjoyment of the occasion. She played Nocturne in A Flat (Chopin) in her usual finished manner and also played The Lark (Balakirew), Music Box" Liadof) and Faust Waltz (Gounod- Liszt). Asked to meet the guest of honor were Mrs. T. C. McReynolds, Mrs. s. D. Futile. Mrs. c. E. Addams of Ray, Mrs. William O.. Sweek, Mrs w. s. Buchanan, Mrs. J c. Devine, Mrs Edward Elsie, Mrs. William L. Pinney, Miss Claire Canon and Miss Ada Roberts of Ray
 MT. and Mrs James $. Griffin gave an attractively arranged dinner dance Monday evening" A red, white and blue color scheme was carried out in spring blossoms and tulle. Sixteen were present.
 One of sthe pleasant affairs of the week was the moonlight picnic at Papago Park Friday evening enjoyed by MT. and Mrs. J. G. Van Leuwen. Mir and Mrs. P. K. Lewis, Mir and Mrs. H. w. Asbury, Mir and Mrs Charles O'Malley and MT. and Mrs Edwin Earl Nash
 Little Miss Rosenzweio is
 Hostess to Her Little Friends Little Miss Annie Rosenzweig was hostess of a delightful affair yester- day afternoon when she entertained her tiny friends at an outdoor party at the Young Women's Christian asso- citation. The attractive grounds formed