Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

club are even more popular than dur ing the winter months when the mid week affair was always largely at- tended. Among the many present at the Wednesday event were Mrs. Barry Mrs. Donald Mcqueen, Mrs. Phil Lewis, Mrs H. w. Asbury, Mrs. Frank Bennett. Mrs. Julian Holmes, Mrs. George H. Lutgerding. Mrs. Syd- ney J. Ross, Mrs. Edward Woolner Mrs. Harry Kay. Mrs. Mary Tress, Mrs. Fen Hildreth, Mrs. c. F. Aims worth, Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs. Charles Strong Witbeck, Mrs. Donald Mrs. Hugh F. Campbell. Mrs. Roy Parsons, Mrs. Beeckman Lorril- ard. Mrs. Rolla Watson. Mrs. s. D. Futile, Mrs. Charles E. Howard, Miss Riordan and Miss Anderson.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. E. Severn will have as Easter guests, Mrs. Louise Severn and Mrs. Grattan Dougherty.
 Mrs. Peter Edes Bradshaw
 Entertains House Guests
 In honor of her house guests, Mrs. J. D. Cathey of New Orleans and Miss Mary S. Bradshaw of Duluth, Mrs. Peter Edes Bradshaw has given series of attractive events recently, including a delightful dinner at tho Country club, when she entertained Dr. and Mrs. William o. Sweek and MT. and Mrs. C. E. Nettleton and dinner at the San Marcos in Chandler, when her guests included Dr. and Mrs. Orville H. Brown, Mrs. Orwell, Mrs. M. E. Hartenson and E. T. Chap man of Tucson. On Wednesday Mrs. Bradshaw gave bridge luncheon at Glendale home, the affair being one of the most artistically appointed events of the week. Asked to meet the attractive visitors were Mrs. Ches- ter Dana Reed. Mrs. Harry R. Tritle,
 Mrs. Orville H. Brown, Mrs. Harry Carson. Mrs. William o. Sweek, Mrs.
 c. E. Nettleton. Mrs. F. A. Fallons of
 St. Louis and Mrs. r. D. McDavid. Oakland Visitor Arrives
 to Pass Fortnight Here
 Mrs. Everett J. Giddings of Oakland city will pass the Easter season
 with her sister, Mrs. John Dunlap.
 Mrs. Giddings plans to remain here
 several weeks while her husband is engaged in making addresses in the
 northwest for the third Liberty Loan.
 During her stay here. Mrs. Dunlap
 will make her the motif for series
 of bridge afternoons.
 Eighty. Third Birthday
 Motif for Celebration
 In celebration of his eighty-third l birthday pleasant surprise was i given Neils Morton Monday at his 1 home on the Yuma road. Children. grandchildren and great grandchil- i dren gathered with friends of long
 standing. in honor of the birthday of | the host. An al fresco luncheon was l served. Among those there were Mir.
 and Mrs. Joseph Monihan. Mrs. RI. J. Kelly and Mrs. Neil MacIntyre.
 Charles Lemp of St. Louis
 To Pass Sorinq Season Here ! Charles Lemp of St. Louis, will be
 a guest at the Peter Edes Bradshaw
 country place for an indefinite period | this spring. MT. Lemp and his host | are week. ending in Prescott.
 Thrift Stamp Dance
 To be Notable Event
 The most notable event of the week will be a patriotic dance at the Wickersham academy Friday evening when the chairman of the Womens $ l Thrift Campaign committee will have 1, charge of the arrangements. Bring | ing to an end the campaign in which they have been most success l fu., Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson and Mrs. | Chester Dana Reed will be hostesses at a thrift dance at which they will | be assisted by the group of maids
 and matrons who have served on sub- committees during the past month selling war savings stamps at hotels
 and downtown places of business. The hall will be hung in flags and
 during the evening MT. Wickersham
 will give an exhibition military dance. A clever dance program is being ar 1 ranged. Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Reed will be assisted by H. K.
 Beauchamp, Mrs. Thomas E. Camp
 bell, Mrs. H. H. Temple, Mrs. Charles
 Arnold, Mrs. E. P. Biddings, Mrs.
 John Dunlap. Mrs. Lyman Bennett,
 Mrs. Sam Haldiman, Mrs. Frank
 Baum, Mrs. Vernon Wright, Mrs. Sam
 Korngut, Miss Fay De Mund' Miss 1 Henrietta Olney, Miss Elinor Lewis,
 Miss Georgia Mintz and Miss Mary
 Lewis.
 | Butterfly Luncheon
 Event of Tomorrow
 Mrs. J. F. Goddard and Mrs. J. E.
 Richards will give a butterfly lunch con and bridge Monday at the form
 CTS residence on West Adams street. | A