Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

of Mrs. Iva O. Marioneaux of Salt Lake. The prizes, Baby Bonds and Thrift Stamps were won by Mrs. H. J. Lee, Mrs. Julian Holmes and Mrs. D. D. Northrup. Ten tables were present. Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Francis
 Hosts at Info. nal Dinner
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Francis were in- formal dinner hosts on Sunday enter taining Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Miller, Mrs. Richard Francis of Hollywood, Mrs. John McWilliams of New York and Miss Kathryn Sterns.
 Miss Georgia Mintz
 Hostess at Luncheon
 Miss Georgia Mintz gave luncheon of sixteen covers yesterday in honor of Miss Marie Scheller of Los Angeles
 
 Mrs. Grattan Doucherty
 Enterta ms for Mo her
 Complimentary to her mother Mrs Louise Severn of New York, Mrs Grattan Dougherty gave an informal luncheon recently, her guests beng Mrs. H. D. Ross, Mrs Frank Rich, Mrs. L. c. Noble and Miss May Noble.
 Los Angeles Visitor Is
 Guest of Honor at Picnic
 A pleasant event of the Sunday past was a picnic given in honor of Miss Marie Scheller, much feted Los An geles visitor. In the party motoring to Blue Point for the day were Mir. and Mrs. William Corpstein, MT. and Mrs. Robert Matthews, MT. and Mrs. Jo Brown, MT. and Mrs. Charles Gardiner, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr., Miss Ruby Pascoe, Miss Ruth Gold berg, Miss Blanch Riordan, Miss Eliza beth Jones, Miss Ethel McDermott, Howard Brunn, Corbin Davidson, Rob- ert Burns, Charles Green and Jay Neal Harris.
 Charming Visitor Is Guest of Honor at Informal Tea In honor of Mrs w. R. Dowler of | San Bernardino, Mrs. Paul Bennett gave an informal tea Friday asking t. meet the charming Californian, Mrs Roy Wayland. Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash | Mrs. George Goodrich and Mrs F. c | Saufley.
 1 Clever Young Pianist Will
 Study Under Noted Artist 1 Accepted in the masters class over 1 which Godowsky will preside the com 1 ing season, Miss Claire Canon will devote the summer months to study
 The clever young pianist is delighted
 with the opportunity tQ study witt ] Godowsky and is making to join the class on the coast. She has
 but recently returned from Glob,
 where she gave a brilliant recital hay. ing been presented by the Monday
 Musical club of that city. Knitting Tea is Enjoyable ..
 Event of Friday Afternoon
 As courtesy of her daughter Mrs Homer Brewer of Hollywood who is
 her guest Mrs. Thomas Kavanaugt gave a knitting tea Friday afternoon at her home on West Portland street
 Sweet allysum combined with roses
 made a charming floral decoration This was the initial of a series ol I affairs with which Mrs. Kavanaugt will entertain, the second event be. ing scheduled for Wednesday after.
 noon. Those who enjoyed her hos pitality on the initial occasion wer' , Mrs. John D. Loper, Mrs. Georg' Stoneman, Mrs. R. McGillen, Mrs. w
 S. Buchanan, Mrs. B. Lee Purvines Mrs, w. w. Wilkinson, Mrs. R. H Wilkinson, Mrs. Ernest Munson, Mrs : J. A. Moore, Mrs. s. D. Little, Mrs . George Day, Mrs. w. B. Leecraft, Mis- I Elizabeth McGillen, Miss Nellie Wilk . inson and Miss Sexton. . MT. and Mrs. James s. Griffin en . joyed several days stay at Roosevel , during the past week. Pretty School Girl
 Gives Attractive Affair Miss Mary Louise Pinney, tn pretty school girl daughter of Nil
 and Mrs. William L. Pinney, gave
 luncheon to ten covers Wednesda her guests being a group of hig 1, school girls who remained home fror the university week festivities i . Tucson. Roses and sweet peas car
 ried out an effective pink colo , scheme. Following an hour devote to knitting for the Red Cross, heart > was played, the prizes being won b , Miss Dorothea Wilber and Miss Hele
 Ellis.
 , Miss Helen Casey Gives : Affair at Country Home
 Miss Helen Casey gave an informa
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