Arizona republican., 1918-01-13
Those who enjoyed her hospitality were Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs. warren McArthur and Mrs. Rollo B. Watson.

 Charming Luncheon Yesterday
 Mrs. A. B. Clark made Mrs. H. D. McVay the inspiration for charming luncheon of twelve covers yesterday at her home on East Moreland street. A pink color scheme was carried out in lovely arrangement of cut flowers. Knitting Club Meets
 With Mrs. Woods
 The Betsy Ross Knitting club met with Mrs. Carleton Wood on Friday. Charming Luncheon
 At Hanny Home
 In honor of Mrs. H. D. McVay or Fl Paso who was the motif for a num- Der of affairs last week, Mrs. Victor E. Hanny gave a charmingly appointed luncheon Thursday at her home on North Third street. The tables ar- tistic centerpiece was of corn flowers combined with marigolds and tulle of the deep blue and yellow tones blended effectively in a graceful lovers knot that tied the handle of the floral basket. Bridge was played in the afternoon the prizes being won by Mrs. Roy Wayland and Mrs. E. W. Baum. Those there included Mrs. Mo Way, Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemore, Mrs. T. c. McReynolds, Mrs F. W. Baum, Mrs. Hal Prince, Mrs. J. NJ. Phillipouski, Mrs. J. G. Van Leuwen, Mrs. A. B. Clark, Mrs. William Burton MeCand- less, Mrs. Francis Geary, Mrs. W. T. Studer and Miss Martha Mckercher of Green Bay.
 Mrs. Pemherton
 Has Sewing Club | Mrs. Harold Pemberton entertained the sewing club of which she is a member on Thursday afternoon, her guests including Mrs. Lyman Peters, Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash, Mrs. Walter Hueneryager, Mrs. R. c. Saufley, Mrs. F. c. Robinson and Mrs. W. F. Neail. Luncheon Given By
 Mrs. Stoneman
 One of the pleasant affairs of the week was the prettily arranged lunch con given on Thursday by Mrs. George J. Stoneman of North Central avenue Chrysanthemums were used in effec- tive decoration. Covers were laid for Mrs. Paul Lee Butz of Globe, the guest l. Marjorie Maze of Tucson and Miss McGann of Seattle.
 To Be Hostess
 On Tuesday
 Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash will be one O! the weeks hostesses entertaining with a luncheon on Tuesday.
 Informal Musical
 Pleases Guests
 Mrs. E. c. Adank of Los Angeles was the guest of honor at one of the particularly pleasant events of the week on Thursday afternoon wher Mrs. A. $. Hawley gave an informa musicale in her compliment. The re. ception rooms were fragrant witt cleverly arranged pink carnations ant ferns. Fifteen guests were present Mrs. Hawley and her daughter, Mrs W. R. Battin are planning series O. affairs this week as a courtesy to Mrs Adank. They have selected Frida. and Saturday as the afternoons ol which they will entertain. Dinner and Theater , Party Enjoyed
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Baum save dinner and theater party Tuesday il , honor of Mrs. H. D. McVay. Thos r there besides the complimented gues l were MT. and Mrs. H. M. Fennemor ? and pr. and Mrs. E. W. Baum.
  t Bridge Contributes
 to Enjoyment
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Luhrs contri r buted to the enjoyment of the wee ] when they gave a bridge on Wednes e day evening at their West Washingto street residence. The prize winner were Mrs. G. S. Cunningham and Eu gene Goldman.
 Clever Decoration 7 Scheme Arranged . Bachelor buttons and marigolds al e tistically expressed a blue and go] 3 decorative scheme employed by M and Mrs. William Perry Sears at tt attractive dinner they gave on Wet
 nesday evening. Their guests wei
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh E. Campbell, M :; and Mrs. Sims Ely, MT. and Mrs. He d pert Burr Atha, Miss Dora Vestal, Mi. T Ethel McDermott, Miss Lou Fl
 Campbell and Northcutt Ely.
 .
 Look Forward to
 Symphony Orchestra O One of the events Of the year tn; K IS being anticipated with more ths l. an ordinary amount of pleasure is u = appearance in Phoenix of the Minn,
 apoils Symphony orchestra which w
 present an afternoon and evening pr,
 gram on January 31. The attractic
 IS or sufficient interest and impor = ance to be the incentive for a numb n Of out of own parties. Music love e from Prescott and the neighbori1 cltleS have signified their intention Deihg In town for the events.
 Il
 Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
 Entertain Informally
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh D. Campbell al Q entertaining most informally this vii ter their few simple affairs being marked contrast to their events T former years yet are none the less il,
 hghtful. On Sunday evening thev hs
 Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson and Miss Ell.
 Bouiton as their guests and on Fr
 day evening again entertained Mi s Boulton, this time with Miss Virgin IS Lockett who returned to CaIiforn l. with Miss Boulton to resume h 8. fornia. '- r. Miss Randy Will S. Leave Many Friends O. MISS huth Randy is leaving a we
 rom today for Ft. Collins where $
 VIII finish her course at the Cobra
 State college. oi |"