Arizona republican., 1918-03-17


 Mir and Mrs. H. w Asbury were hosts of a dinner dance on Friday evening. Their guests numbered six teen.
 Mrs. Lyman Bennett Hostess At Delightful Bridge Luncheon
 Mrs. Lyman Bennett gave bridge luncheon on Wednesday that ranked IS one of the particularly pleasurable spring events. The St. Patrick idea was expressed in the conceits sugges- tive of the good old patron saint of Ireland. Mrs. Harry Kay and Mrs. J. H. Flames won the card favors. Those there included Mrs. Fred Tatum of Wenden, Mrs. George H. Lutgerding, Mrs. Harry Kay, Mrs. William Con- nelly of Los Angeles, Mrs. J. W. Cren- shaw, Mrs. J. H. Flames, Mrs. George Goodrich, Mrs F. A. Stafford, Mrs. John A. Miller, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Charles Arnold, Mrs. H. H. Tem- pie. Mrs. C. F. Winters of Los Angeles, Mrs. W. W. Perkins and Mrs. E. H. Hammond of San Diego.
 
 Informal Tea Is Given
 in Honor of Guest
 Mrs. c. F.. Ainsworth gave an in formal tea at the Country club yes terday in honor of Mrs. Charles Strong Whitbeck Ruth Ainsworth). Mrs Maurice Bamberger is giving luncheon at the Adams Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Edward Woolner of Peoria.
 Dinner Dance at Country Club Will Be Large Affair
 One of the pleasant events of the week will be the dinner dance at the Country club Thursday evening. The number of reservations already made l indicate that the affair will be one of | the largest events of the spring season. Delightfully."- Planned Affair
 Is Given at Country Club
 Mrs. Anthon Begeer, who is giving a series of luncheons this spring, pre- sided over delightfully."- planned affair at the Country club yesterday. Spring flowers were used in effective deco ration and dainty cards marked places for Mrs. Edward Woolner. Mrs. Syd- ney J. Ross, Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs Charles McArthur, Mrs. Carleton Wood, Mrs. Warren McArthur. Mrs Sims Ely, Jr., Mrs. Jack Barber and Mrs. Royal Lescher.
 Mrs. E. W. Bauk Is Hostess
 At Charming Affair
 Jointly in honor of Mrs. John Hughes of Buffalo and Mrs. Frank Coles of Bisbee, Mrs E. W. Baum gave a charmingly arranged luncheaon al her home on North Seventh avenue -sx.1- used in decoration, was conceived ir an artistic arrangement of fragrant carnations. The bridge sprizes were won by Mrs. Roy Wayland and Mrs Coles. The affair was one of the first of series with which Mrs. Baum will entertain this spring.
 Attractive Californian
 Will Visit Miss Pascoe
 Miss Marie Scheller will be one ot the weeks arrivals from the coast, th' attractive Californian passing thu spring season here as the guest of Mis! Ruby Pascoe. The girls were friend' when both attended Cummock schoo in Los Angeles and are looking forwart to the pleasant weeks they will hav' together. A number of informal event. are already being planned in honor o the visitor.
 Miss Beth Goldwater of San Fran cisco is the guest of the Barry Gold waters She will pass the spring sea son here.
 Little One Incentive for Jolly Celebration Celebrating the sixth birthday of he little daughter, Miss Audrey Lawrence Mrs. Guy Lawrence entertained group of little folk yesterday after | noon at her home, 3110 North Centrs avenue. Jolly outdoor games wer | played and there were clever favors fc the small guests who were Miss Mar Bennett, Miss Charlyn Christy, Mis Frances McConib. Miss Florence Supe Miss Eloise Fixaris, Miss Lois Gush | ing, Miss Jessie Pauline Young, Mis | Grace Bennett, Miss Frances Emil | Gang, Miss Crystal Super. Miss Lo | McComb, Miss Donna Phillips, Mis | Lenore Wesley, Miss Mary France | Young, Miss Frances Bennett, Mis j Fern Baker, Miss Kathryn Geare. Mis Patty Avery, Miss Jane Evans an , Miss Lois Tracey.
 \ "Wednesday Tennis Luncheon Is Largely Attended Affair
 The Country club tennis luncheon c
 Wednesday was largely attended.
 number of members having guest
 Quite the largest affair was preside over by Mrs. Sydney J. Ross who CT
 tertained in honor of Mrs. Edwai Woolner and Mrs. Maurice Bamberge
 At another table were Mrs. C. l T AkPrS Mrs Icla Ricrh,- Mt.s ChactI