Arizona republican., 1918-04-21

the piano department of the North Da- kota State university is a pianist Of ex- Itraordinary ability. She studied several seasons abroad-with Madame Carreno lof Berlin and later with Herman Schultz of Dresden. In New York she was a student of Jossefy. Miss Hull burd came west with her mother, Mrs. H. c. Hulburd who has gained fame as an artist They are guests of MT. John B. Brown of the Indian school and are so charmed with the sunshine city that they contemplate taking up their per- manent residence here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Baum Entertain Informally | A theater party at the Elks followed ! by a supper at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Baum was an event of Monday evening. The guests of Mir. and Mrs. Baum were Mrs. Cecil Wotkyns, Miss Ann Altman, Julian Gang, Dr. Robert Dunlap and Clyde Weather spoon.
 Mrs. Joseph T. Meiczer returned Fri day from fortnights absence in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Neaii Hostess
 Of Sewing Club
 sewing club to which she belongs Tues Country Club Dinner
 To bs Smart Affair
 The most notable event Of the coming week will be the dinner at the Country lclub tomorrow evening. Judging from the number of reservations made, the affair will be one of the largest of the spring season.
 Mir. Clark Gives Dinner
 At Down Town Cafe
 Fred Clark was host of dinner al Q down town cafe Thursday evening, later entertaining his guests at the Co lmbia. Those there were MT. and Mrs A. c. Siebold of Oracle, MT. and Mrs L. D. Hitchcock and Mrs. H. J. Lee. Judge and Mrs. Ainsworth
 Return From California
 Judge and Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth have returned from fortnight's absence or the coast.
 Easter Vacation Over
 Miss Gardiner Returns
 Miss Mary Gardiner who passed the Easter vacation in Phoenix left or Tuesday for Los Angeles where she Will resume her studies at Marlborough school.
 Bishop Atwood's Daughters
 Plan for Summer Ssason
 Miss Elizabeth Atwood left last even. ing for New York, going later to Phila deiphia Where she will pass the earlI summer months. She will be joined ii fortnight by her sister. Miss Filler l Atwood and several weeks later Risho, B wood will meet his daughters in th, l east.
 Patriotic Setting is Feature of Smart Dance q In patriotic setting, Miss Rub n Pascoe gave smartly appointed danc at the Country club Monday evenin Il in honor of Miss Marie Scheller. Tn e walls were hung in flags and the na tional flags were crossed, here an - there, about the dance hall. The mant, e was banked in American beauty. rose n that formed the predominating not ,, in the floral arrangements. MT. an !. Mrs. B. E. Pascoe received with the daughter and the popular guest of hon or. The guest list included MT. an Mrs. R. c. Saufley, MT. and Mrs. A. Gillespie, MT. and Mrs. Paul Bonnet e MT. and Mrs. Charles Gardiner, M :, and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr., NJ II and Mrs. Edwin Babbitt, Mir. and Mir Ii Jo Brown, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Maj z thews, Mir. and Mrs. William Corr T stein, Mrs. Willis Sake Montgomer IT,, Mrs. H. E. Ellis, Miss Ruth Colo
 berg, Miss Ellen Atwood, Miss Alice Gang, Miss Blanch Riordan, Miss Ferr - Johnson, Miss Gertrude Babbitt, Mi
 Erile Dameron, Miss Elizabeth Atwoo
 Miss Bessie Ensign, Miss Elma Toll'
 son, Miss Ethel McDermott, Miss Ma,
 reen Olson, Miss Marcella Martin, Mi.
 Elizabeth Jones, Miss Mary JosephiI
 Ceilings, Miss Salee King. Miss Maj
 Gardiner, Miss Mary Louise Pinne
 Miss Marion Pascoe, Miss Lily Sei
 holzi, Paul Kriemer, Jay Neal Harri
 Jo Thorn, Tom Geare, Russell Pei
 body, Charles Green. Howard Brun Robert Burns, James Ryan, Lee Moor
 Corbin Davidson, Richard Young, A
 thur Barrack, Victor Kohlberg, .
 Smith, Chester Goldberg, Cecil Ricl
 ardson of Los Angeles and Alla
 Campbell.
 
 AIbuquerqueans Arc
 Guest at Luncheon
 Mrs. W. J. Oliver is entertaining h
 sister, Mrs. Allen F. Keller of Alb,
 querque who will be here for sever
 weeks. On Wednesday Mrs. T. J. Goa
 ter of Northern avenue gave a deligh
 fully arranged luncheon for Mrs. Olive
 Mrs. Keller and other former Alb'
 querqueans including Mrs. Geor
 Stoneman, Mrs. M. E. Morin. Mrs. Pa
 Geary, Mrs. B. N. Neff, Mrs. H. J. NJ
 Clung and Mrs. F. E. Stannard.
 Country Club ls Scene
 of Many Gay Parties