Arizona republican., 1918-03-10

attractive little six-year-old daughter, Miss Audrey Lawrence.
 
 High School Girl Presides Over Charming Luncheon Miss Louella Campbell gave lunch con yesterday. the high school girl en- tertaining her instructors. Those there were Miss Edna Swingle, Miss Kath- ryn Robinson, Miss Sara Witfield, Miss Margaret Mae Hurley and Miss Ann Garnett.
 Echo Club Dance
 Delightfully."- Successful Affair
 Thirty-five couple were present at the fortnightly dance given by the Echo club at the Woman's club on Thursday evening. Like all the af- fairs of the popular organization it was delightful in every particular. Farewell Luncheon
 Given in Honor of Mrs. Lewis
 Mrs. Anthon Begeer gave a small luncheon at the Country club yes terday in honor of Mrs. William Har- rison Lewis who is leaving today for White Sulphur Springs. The delight fully informal affair was enjoyed by ios i<CNio, house, Mrs. Harry Hurley, Miss Kate Marion Doris, Miss Georgia MintZ, and Miss Harriet Hurley.
 Mrs. Beeckman Lorrlard
 Presides at Country Club Luncheon
 Mrs. Beeckman Lorrilard gave d charmingly arranged luncheon at the Country club yesterday entertaining among others Mrs. Carleton Wood, Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs. Sydney J. Ross, Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth, Mrs. Jack Barber, Mrs. Maurice Bamberger, Mrs. Rolla Watson, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Mrs. Charles McArthur, Miss Henrietta Olney, Miss Myrtle Butler, Miss Birdie Butler, Miss Ellen At wood, and Miss Eleanor Atwood.
 
 Smart Bridge Event For Popular Out of Town Guests. l Complimenting Mrs. Frank Coles of Bisbee and Miss Grace Wood of De Kalb, Mrs. Roy Wayland gave a bridge Tuesday. Daffodils were used in effective decoration. Mrs. Arthur T. Esgate made the highest bridge score. Mrs. Wayland's guests num- bered sixteen.
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 Spring Tea Given
 Featuring Bridge and Knitting ..
 Mrs. Gene s. Cunningham gave the second of a series of affairs with which she is entertaining this spring, yesterday afternoon using a. profusion of spring flowers in decoration of her home. Twenty guests were present the diversions being bridge and knit ting.
 Mrs. Frank Coles
 Motif for Patriotic Event
 Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson made Mrs Frank Coles the inspiration for a bridge luncheon Monday that was one of the attractive affairs of the par ticuiarly gay week. Mrs. Nicholson who is active in war service work reflected her patriotism in the dec orations of her home on North First avenue which was adorned with flags and flowers in tones of red, white anG blue. The chief features of the deco rative scheme were, Liberty bells min iature affairs, that added a distinc. tive touch to the arrangements. Thrif Stamp prizes were won by Mrs. E T. Ceilings and Mrs. Lyman Bennett Knitting Club
 Meets With Miss Goldberg Miss Ruth Goldberg entertained thu Knitting club of which she is mem, Der yesterday afternoon.
 Farewell Luncheon
 Given for Mrs. M. H. Young Mrs. Emil Gang presided over i; prettily planned luncheon Monday il farewell compliment to Mrs. M. H Young who left the following day fo Los Angeles. Carnations and swee peas combined with greenery in al artistic decorative scheme. Bridg, was played in the afternoon the Wa Saving Stamp prizes being captured by Mrs. John Hughes and Mrs. C H. Akers. Those there were Mrs Young. Mrs. John Hughes of Buffalo Mrs. Victor E. Hanny, Mrs. E. E Pascoe, Mrs. Ralph Cameron. Mrs lGeorge J. Stoneman. Mrs. Herman