Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

MT. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar Entertain With House Party

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar Entertain With House Party ] Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar will give a house party at their place on Seventh avenue this week, having as their guests MT. and Mrs. Tom Dun- cago. Spring Season Expressed At Charming Luncheon
 Mrs. Fred H. Hamlin gave a charm ing affair on Wednesday when she pre- sided over a prettily planned luncheon. A pink color scheme was expressed in the artistic of Cecil Bruner roses. Covers were laid for Mrs. H. s. Rob- ertson. Mrs. J. F. Ralsley. Mrs. Paul Ashton, Mrs. Max Meadors. Mrs. Fred Payne, Mrs. Henderson Stockton and Mrs. Walter Switzer
 Superstition Mountain
 Mecca for Picnic Party
 The delightful spring days are an incentive for motor trips an devery day notes many picnics on the desert. A delightful affair of last Sunday was lenjoyed by a group motoring to Super lstition Mountain, the party comprising MT. and Mrs. Frank Slaker. Mrs. Hal lie Mooney Mrs. R. A. Whtlock. Mrs. H. J. Lee, F. D. Flark and Sam Wilson Charming Luncheon Is Given
 Popular Out of Town Guest
 Mrs. Anthon Begeer gave a charm ingly arranged luncheon at the Coun- try club yesterday in honor of Mrs. st,n yloe, \ rd white color combination proved ef- fective, iris being used to carry out the chosen tone. Covers were laid for Mrs. Witbeck, Mrs Winfield Hartranft. Mrs. William Kennedy Humbert, Mrs. Warren McArthur, Mrs. Phil Lewis. Mrs. Roy s. Goodrich, Mrs A. R. Cat ter, Mrs. Sims Ely. Jr. Mrs. Cass Redewill, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr., Mrs. J. F. Alkire, Mrs. Stephen Jen- nings, Mrs. Joe Green, Miss Henrietta Olney, Miss Ellen Atwood. Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Blanche Riordan and Miss Elizabeth Atwood.
 Mrs. Jack Barber will be luncheon hostess of the week. presiding at an affair at the Country club nThurs- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Phil Lewis Give
 Easter Morning 6reakfast A five o'clock breakfast Easter . morning in the novel event planned ] by MT. and Mrs. Phil Lewis who gave 1the affair at their home today after enjoying the Indian dance at the
 Yaqui reservation last evening. The
 dance which lasted until the early
 morning hours was largely attended
 by town folk and one of the most en-
 joyable parties was that of eighteen
 given by MT. and Mrs Lewis. With
 the dawn of Easter the guests gath.
 cred at their home which was deco-
 rated in a wealth of long stemmeo
 holiday lilies. Easter eggs and rab.
 bits and the many other conceits sug-
 gestive of the season were featured ir
 the decorations.
 Attractive Dance Is Given : In Honor of Noted Guest
 r Complimentary to Theo Karle, MT S and Mrs. Harry Kay gave a smartly 2 appointed dance Monday evening a, I. their North Central avenue residence e A wealth of cut flowers were used in h decoration and the Forrest orchestra IS furnished an attractive dance program I The guest of honor contributed to the a pleasure by singing a group of songs V that were even more pleasing than IS the numbers given at his concert earl- s fer in the evening. Miss Clara Ha- n gard also sang several songs in her - usual charming manner. Asked to mee, s. MT. Karle were Mir. and Mrs. Aaron :. Goldberg, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Burr Atia, MT. and Mrs. Sydney J. Ross
 Mir and Mrs. Donald Dunbar, MT. and
 Mrs. William Perry Sears, Mir. and
 Mrs George H. Lutgerding, MT. and
 Mrs. Fen s. Hildreth. MT. and Mrs e Julian Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. John H IS Page, MT. and Mrs. Jack Rowlands is MT. and Mrs. Albert Rosenberg, MT a and Mrs. David Goldberg, MT. and e Mrs. Warren McArthur, MT. and Mrs 0 William Conrad Mills, Mir. and Mrs. H e NJ. Fennemore, MT. and Mrs. Ed s Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cater, Mir
 and Mrs. Barry Goldwater, MT. anc
 Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr., Mrs. Mary iTress, Mrs. Edward Woolner, Mrs
 John Dunlap, Mrs. Jack Rinehart, Mrs Sims Ely, Jr., Miss Beth Goldwater T. Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Miss Ethe $. McDermott, Miss Ruth Goldberg, Mis-. a Clara Hazard, Joe Cassou, Sylvan u Gang, Sam Wilson, Edward Rowe, sEu y gene Goldman, Hervery Berryman
 Chester Goldberg and Walter Martin d Mrs. Fen Hildreth Hostess
 a At Informal Luncheon Monday er Mrs. Fen Hildreth gave an informa
 luncheon Monday, her guests bein,
 Lee and Miss Beth Goldwater.
 Mrs. William Perry Sears will giv g. a luncheon Wednesday in honor o ss Mrs. Benjamin Atha of New York. LII
 sl Wednesdays Picnic Is
 UT Jolly Affair of Week
 | One of the pleasant events of tn e week was the picnic on Wednesda st when a consenial coterie motored t C. Tempe where they were joined by Mir ne Sims Ely Jr, for luncheon. In tn of party were Mrs. Ely. Mrs. Albel
 Rosenberg Mrs. Loring Wild. MT
 Harry Hurley, Mrs. Joseph T. Melcze he Mrs. Paul Bennett, Mrs. Herbert Bun or Atha, Jr Mrs. J. F. Alkire and Mis-
 Harriet Hurley.
 lo Mrs. Arthur Taylor Honored \, Guest at Attractive Tea
 y Mrs. William Bertram and Miss Fla
 De Mund gave an informal tea Wed nesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Al IVY :" thur Taylor. Nasturtiums were use !. attractively in decorating the Twin 'i- rooms of the Bertram residence whel
 the guests assembled to greet MT
 Taylor and sew for the Red Cross.