Arizona republican., 1919-05-25

Robinson, Walter Thalheimer, Otto Thalheimer and G. K. Evans.
 Captain Arthur S. Nevin arrived from San Antonio yesterday and will he the guest for several days of his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. A. K Stacy of West Willetta street. Captain Nevin is making a tour of inspection of mili- tary camps in Arizona, Texas and New Mexico.
 MT. and Mrs Ira J. Johnson were informal dinner hosts Thursday even ing when they entertained MT and Mrs. George Long, r. E. Coles of san Diego, and Nose Newman, Of Bisbee.
 Mrs. Hugh Campbell was an infor- nal luncheon hostess on Thursday when she gave an attractively appoint cd informal affair at her home on No3h Central avenue. Her guests were Mrs. s. L. Coats, Mrs. Louis H Chalmers, Mrs. H. J. Jessop, Mrs. Wal ter Bennett and Mrs. E. A. Marshall. George Lilley was host of one of the most notable events ea the week when he presided over a smartly arranged dinner dance at the Country club Fri day evening. Spring flowers were used in charming arrangement and the dance program was delightful Those there were Mir. and Mrs. Phil Lewis Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Van Ledwen, MT and Mrs. Van Der Neer, MT. and Mrs Charles O'Malley, Mr. and Mrs. Don aid Mcqueen, MT. and Mrs. Harry Kay Mr. and Mrs. $. J. Buckingham. MT and Mrs. R. C. Saufley, Mr. and Mrs
 H. W. Asbury, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash, Mir. and Mrs. John D. Parks Mrs W. R. Dowler. Mrs. Allan Iarkin Mrs F. H. Burnaby, Sam Wilson and W. E. Robinson.
 Mrs. Carelton Wood and Miss Henri etta Olney gave a picnic supper Thurs day evening in honor of Mrs. B. H Van Sweringen, of Philadelphia, anc Mrs Allan Larkin, of Wichita. Theil guests numbered forty.
 MT. and Mrs. Celora Martin Stod. dard gave an informal dance Wednes- day evening that was one of the mos delightful affairs of the week. Thei guests among others were MT. ant Mrs. sydney J. Ross, MT. and Mrs. Phi Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar MT. and Mrs. John H. Page, Mr. anC Mrs. Donald Mcqueen, Mir. and Mrs Joseph C. Green. Mr and Mrs. Gas! Redewill, Mrs. Beeckman Lorrilard Mrs. Allan Larl1in. Mrs. B. H. Var Sweringen, Mrs. Carelton Wood Mis-. Kitty Craig, Miss Henrietta Olney Miss Marie Frances, Jack Barber, Al exander Baker, Joe Cassou. Rober Baker, Sylvan Gang. Fred Davis
 Charles Green and ]. H. McIver.
 One of the particularly pleasan events of the week was the Luncheon
 over which Mrs. L. F. White presided
 on Thursday at her home on Nortl i First avenue. A pink decorative scheme was carried out in an artisti' arrangement of baskets Of sweet pea
 and roses. Those who enjoyed Mrs Whites hospitality included Mrs Dan 1 iel Francis Mrs. George Goodrich, Mrs i Ed~ard r. Parker, Mrs. Frank Como | of San Francisco. Mrs. William L. Pin l ney, Mrs. Henry D. Ross, Mrs. tohl i D. Parks, Mrs. Carl Anderson. Mrs. R $. Saufiey, Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash, Mrs | D. D. Northrup Mrs. Frank Carrow
 Mrs. ". F. Neail Mrs. W. C. Foster l Mrs. Ira J. Johnson. Mrs John Henr, 1 Coles. Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. Mrs. ]. J Mcdonald, Mrs. T. c. McReynolds. Mrs Arthur T. Esgate, Mrs. Harland J | Gray, Mrs. F. W. Baum, Mrs. lame
 $. Griffin, and Mrs. E. F. Whittlesey.
 In celebration of the ninth birthda.
 Of Gerald Shaw, Mrs. H. E. Shaw re gently entertained a group of youni i folk at her home, $50 North Fourtl
 avenue. Jolly games were enjoyed D. 1 the youngsters present, among whom were Miss Mary Hall, Miss Fay Bil 1 kingsley, Miss Mary Blake Miss Iren | Thompson, Miss Marie Sexton. Mis- 1 Virginia Billingssey. Miss Kathleel
 Blake, Miss Lily Thompson. Miss VII
 da Sexton, Miss Truette Sexton, Wick
 ey Hall. John Hall, Cecil Betts, DaFi' i Heath, Robert Wilson. Ray Lee Wilson
 Aaron Silverman and Buddy Elan
 chard
 Russell Jones. recently returne, 1 from service in France. was the incen i tive for a smartly appointed dime | given Thursday evening by his mother i Mrs. Margaret Jones. Crystal basket
 of eornflowers and shasta daisies wer used in effective decoration and al tractive cards marked places for fif teen
 l Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth was an infor
 nal hostess of the week giving ] luncheon at the Ccrntrv cInb on Wed