Arizona republican., 1919-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. w. c. McMiIlan, Mrs T L. Henderson and Robert Paul Holli- day.
 St. Luke's Prepares For
 Annual Charity Ball
 Completing plans of it's annual cha rity ball, the board of visitors of St Luke's Home is making interesting ar engagements for the event which is on the calendar for January '. Dr. Robert Brownfield is to be masten of cere- monies which gives assurance that the affair will be exceptionally delightful in all it's details. The dance program is to be arranged by Dr. Brownfield, who is planning many novel dances. Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth will have charge of the decorations, which will be more artistic than even the usual lovely floral adornment of the Woman's club when the board entertains The sup per too is receiving more than the or dinary attention, Mrs. F. j.. Bennitt presiding over this feature. There is to be bridge for those who do not care for dancing, the tables being arranged the same decorative scheme that pre- yai1s in the auditorium. The Twelfth Night ball will be the most notable event of the year, it is predicted. and society will be more largely repre- sented at this affair than at any other
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 Two RsdIands Students
 Home for the Holidays
 Among the many college students home for the holidays are Miss Elrna Tolleson and Walter ,TolleJon who ar rived from the University of Redlands Wednesday and will be at home until after the first of the year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward w. Samuel Back From Northern Tour
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward W. Samuel have returned from a weeks motor tour of the north. Among the other places they visited Oatman and King man.
 William c. Hartranft, Jr.,
 Visits With Parents Here
 William G. Hrartranft Jr arrived rom San Francisco "Wednesday ana Will be the guest or his parents over the holiday season.
 Miss verIe Beaver Here
 As Guest of Campbelis
 Miss %erle Beaver of Prescott ar rived last evening and will pass New Years week in town the guest of Gov ernor and Mrs. Thomas E.NCampbell. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas HiaIey
 Give Pretty Xmas Dinner
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Higley pre- sided over a prettily appointed Christ mas dinner, having as their guests Mir. and Mrs. James McLemore. Miss Pearl Stauffer and J. w. Stauffer.
 Evans School Boys
 Incentive for Dance
 Notable among the smart events of the junior set Christmas week was the dance given by Mir. and Mrs J. E. ncr,r in xl> ~NI.z attending the Evans school where their son, Joe Thompson is registered The thompson residence Casa De Rosas was deliberately decorated in Christ mas green and berries, while the pre- dominating motif in the floral arrange ments were long -stemmed poinsettas and scarlet roses. Music, noise -mak- CTS, caps. wands, horns, confetti were used to accentuate the holiday spirit and added to the picturesqueness eff the holiday scene Triley's orchestra furnished the dance program. It was a merry party, typical of the holiday. As sisting MT. and Mrs. Thompson were Gov. and Mrs Thos. F. Campbell. MT and Mrs. H. D. Evans and MT. and Mrs L. $. Brady, who acted as chaperons Those there included Miss Edith Lie benow, Miss Dorothy Brownffeld Miss Louise Arnold. Miss Gertrude Blunt man, Miss Mary Burton, Miss Mar
 
 ella Campbell Miss Helen Casey, Miss Mildred Doris, Miss Helen Ellis. Miss Gertrude Darby. Miss Ruby Hughs Miss Gertrude Cartme1, Miss Kathrine Jack, Miss Phillippa Jones. Miss Chris tine Tuthill Miss Harriet Tritle, Miss Dorothy Tuthill, Miss Hilda Dicken- son. Miss Helen Purcell, Miss Doro- thea Osborne. Miss Marie Powers, Miss Emma Slag1e, Miss Ruth Winslow, Miss Marian Duncan. Miss Marie Hart, Miss Mary Hulett, Miss Frances Nc Kee. Miss Helen McRuer, Miss Layle Stevens, Miss Margaret Tait, Miss Lil- Han Cronin. Miss Dorothea Wilber Miss Frances Loftus. Miss Catherine Tait, Miss Miriam Davidson. Miss FL vira Healy, Miss Margaret Webb, Miss Frances Webb. Miss Mary Francis Miss Ruth Baum, Miss Genevieve Cope Miss Patricia Tharaldson, Miss Err mine Hackbarth. Allan Campbell, Brodie Campbell, Harold Moore, Bart lett Heard, Harry Bryant, Goebel Brawner. Marvin Pung. Irving liar rison. John Norton. Lawrence Howe, OrviIIe Tucker, Charles Gfllilland, George Goldsworthy. Charles Gray. Orme Lewis. Donald Martin. Archie Mccall. Harry Nyberg, Lloyd Eisle. Charles Becker, John Irvine, William Sims. Weld Thayer, Lee Newl<irk, Henry Court. Joel Middleton, Harry Stokes. Robert Sucher, Burt Baker Fred Johnson. Connor Johnson, Clar- ence Bennett. Edward Geare. Albert winship, Letter St. Claire. Carl Heg- Iund, G. H. Won Rolf. Horance Mo Kee- Floyd E. Allen and from the Evans school William Vanderbilt,