Arizona republican., 1918-10-27

.,.fl the Red Cross being conducted Ou tlo same principles as any shop or aciory. thc city will not interfere with Inc opening ot the shop and tea room on November l whether or not the ban hos been lifted relative to holding pub 'Ic gatherngs A formal opening had been contemplated but this has been abandoned. There will be nothing to mark the opening day from that of the days Co follow with the exception that is to reality the opening of the doors or the city's attractive gift shop and ica room. Mrs. Louis II. Chalmers has Inc arrangements in charge and is be- iur assisted by number of smart mat rons who are vitally interested in the success Of tho venture. The interior of room 70 Of the War Work building is being made artistic by Miss May Noble who believes that by making the sur rourdlnEs charming many a patron wil hc lured to the shop where inter esting novelties win be offered for salo Hy Mrs r.. J Eennitt. Mrs. F. F. Par ker win preside over the melting pot and there will be different hostesscS each week in charge Of the tea room. Luncheon will be served daily and tea vil hc a feature of every afternoon.
 
 Society folk who pleasantly recall Mrs. ". Galeu Burriss, who made her tomr here lew years ago. will be in- IrIesfed Co learn that the clever young ultron has entered the business world. Mrs Burriss has originated an entirely Irv department Of advertising in a U1lgt newspaper and has a large corps u. workers under her direction. While u Phoenix she was identified with the musical contingent, having an eNccp- roraily beautiful voice. She contrib ufrd Co many programs during her res luonce here and was a favoritc soloist whenever she appeared.
 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Redewill have rtlrned from Chicago where they have been established for several months. Mr. RedcWill, as managing riitor or The Niolinist recognized as enc or the leading musical magazines t the country, has been most success IIl in his new work.
 By far the most interesting event O. fhc early autumn season was the mar rage on Wednesday of Mrs. II. J. Lee fn samuel \. Lewis. d well known F. paso business and clubman The Lew. iscs arc remaining in town for an in- definite period not having set any dat' for their departure for Fl Paso wher, fhov will take up their permanent res lfcncc
 Tho Betsy Ross club. organized ; year ago will devote it's activities thil season to manufacturing attractiv, novelties for the Red Cross shop. Tn, initial meeting was held Friday after noon with Mrs John II. Page when
  made which win hc placed on salc ol Tho day or opening. November l.
 
 When precautions against the Span f-h influenza arc no longer necessary rho Junior Guild Of the Trinity Pro tathcdral will plan for a bazaar tha vil bc ono Of the leading events of tn carly winter season Miss Fay D Nunf. president of the organization and Miss Georgia Mintz. chairman O rs entertainment committee have number of clever ideas to he used il connection with the affair which vii rr given for the benefit of the charit. fund
 Mrs. J. F. Alkire. who is at present i, los Angeles and greatly interested il war work. coutemplates remaining o tho coast where she will enroll in ttlss at Pasadena. taking the chapte student course in Rcd Cross. Mir Al tirc who left recently for New Tor will sail thc end Of the month fo Trance where he will be in the servic uf the Red Cross.
 Congressman and Mrs. Carl Hayde ho arrived from Washington a wee ago arc domiciled in their attractiv bungalow on Second street and the Me lowell road.
 Mrs Garrett Schullar who is the gues .r Mrs J. C Adams at her Los An -glos home Is expected to return tn .ttcr part of the week
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wayland were in formal dinner hosts Tuesday evenin! their guests being Dr. and Mrs. Harr larson and Mrs W. S. Jackson.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. F.. Hewins will | hosts of an informal tea this after noon tn compliment to Miss France rraighead whose engagement to Har E Olmsted was announced recent Tho decorations will be of red ros' and those invited include besides q
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