Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

8 Ss Burnett Y. Tiffany of Santa Barbara, Mrs. Robert Brownfield, Mrs. Fen Hil- dreth, Mrs. Fred Weber, Mrs. Maurice O'Neil, Mrs. R. M Monaghan and Mrs. Victor E. Hanny.
 Country Club Dinner Given by MT. and Mrs Hugh E. Campbell
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh E. Campbell gave 8 dinner at the Country club Wednesday evening, later taking their guests to the charity ball, which was the most brilliant event of the season. MT. and Mrs. Campbells' hospitality was enjoyed by Dr. and Mrs. s. D. Futile, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Waite, Miss Martha Futile, Miss Louena Campbell and Willis Hahn.
 Mrs. Samuel A. Lewis who was here from Fl Paso for a few weeks returned to her home.
 Mrs. Donald McQueen Gives Smart Bridge Luncheon
 Mrs. Donald McQreen gave a smart ly appointed bridge luncheon at the Country club Tuesday when she en- tertained seventy-ffve guests. Red tulips featured the floral decorations and a touch of green in tulle added to the effect. The hostess was assisted in receiving by Mrs.A. c. Mcqueen, Mrs H. W. Asbury. and Mrs. Geroge Lutgerding. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Walter Webb of Mesa, Mrs. Joseph Sontag, Mrs. Harry Kay and Mrs. Gus Summrefield. Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Mccall Plan 4 to go to California on June
 Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Mccall are planning to leave the first of June for California where they will summer. past few weeks will return to Phoenix | on Tuesday 4
 Mrs. Pauline Barringer of Prescott is a recent arrival who will spend a | fortnight here the guest of Mrs. s. | W. Higley. Delightful Bridge Luncheon is Given by Mrs. M. H. McCalIa
 Corn flowers and marigolds com- oined in pleasing decoration used at | the bridge luncheon given by Mrs. M. | H. McCalla at the Adams on Monday. 1 A basket of the blue and gold blos- |
 
 tractive table around which were gathered Mrs. J. Leonard Norton. Mrs. | Charles K Pishon, Mrs Frank Baum, Mrs. E. Fl. Preston, Mrs Angus Cashion, Mrs. Robert Brownfield, Mrs. Edward Rudolph, Miss Georgia Mintz and Miss Mary Frazer.
 Charles Gray to Give Dance at Woman's Club Friday
 Charles Gray, son Of Mir. and Mrs. Garland Gray, will give dance at the Woman's club on Friday evening. The guest list will include members of the junior set.
 Mir. apd Mrs. Jack Barber
 Hosts at Dinner
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Barber were among the many entertaining at din ner preceding the annual charity ball of the Board of Visitors of St. Luke's Home which was a smart event of Wednesday. The Barbers entertained at the Adams. using roses and sweet peas in effective table decoration. Covers were arranged for Mir. and Mrs. Jack Rowlands Mrs. Dan Staple ton, Mrs. Carleton Wood. Miss Marie Frances, Miss Jeanette Bentley, Robert Beardsley, Harold Scott, Joe Cassou, Alexander Baker and Robert Baker. Gives Dance in Honor Of
 Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard
 In honor of Mir. and Mrs. Ceiora Martin Stoddard, Mrs. Isaac Taft Stod- dard gave a delightful dance at the Country club Thursday evening. Sweet peas, roses and greenery were ar ranged with pleasing effect. The guests numbered one hundred.
 Chicago Visitors to Leave V For Home Next Tuesday
 Mrs. Sidney Anderson and Miss Jeanette Bailey who have been the guests of the Donald Dunbars for fortnight are leaving Tuesday evening for their home in Chicago.
 Mrs. Daniel Francis and Mrs. c. W. Baum Hostesses at Delightful Affair
 A pleasant event of Thursday was the breakfast given at the Country club by Mrs. Daniel Francis and Mrs. E. W. Baum. A pink color scheme was carried out, bowls of fragrant sweet peas forming the centerpiece of each of the eight small tables around which the guests were gathered Pink tulle lent soft and pretty charm to the decorations which were exception ally attractive. Bridge was played in the afternoon, the prizes being won by Mrs. Sims Ely and Mrs. H. D. McVay. Howard Hildreth to
 Give Dance on May f6
 Howard Hildreth, son Of MT. and Mrs. Fen Hildreth and popular in the junior set will give a dance at the Country club on May 16.
 Mr. and Mrs. Webb Griffen
 Entertain at Dinner-Dance
 MT. and Mrs. Webb Griffen were among those who entertained at the dinner dance at the Country club on Friday evening. Their guests num- bered twenty.
 Mrs. J. M. Creighton Presides
 Over Luncheon at Country Home
 Mrs. J. M. Creighton presided over a delightfully."- planned luncheon We'd nesday at her country home on Oleander avenue Wild flowers were used in effective decoration Covers were laid for Mrs. Andrew Baumert, Mrs. Robert Freeland, Mrs. Fritz Holm- quist, Mrs. Charles s. Keafer and Miss Mary Davidson
 Mrs Carl H. Anderson Gives Luncheon of 24 Covers Corn flowers and Shasta daisies combined in producing 8. charmingly artistic effect in the decoration of the Carl Anderson home on Willetta street on Monday when Mrs. Anderson gave luncheon of twenty -four covers.