Arizona republican., 1920-01-25

fornia, Mrs. Mayme D. Harris and Miss Ruth Sullivan. The guest list in- cluded Mrs. William Cerpstein, Mrs. Phil Brooks. Mrs. Robert Metzler, Mrs. Victor Koibers, Mrs. Hugh $, Antrim, Jr.. Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mrs Lester Byron. Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. David Goldberg, Mrs Charles O'Malley, Mrs. Edwin Doris, Mrs. R. C. Saufley. Mrs.
 Reward Bahbitt, Mrs. Albert Rosen-
 berg, Mrs. Edwin c. Flakes, Mrs Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. liar ry Kay. Mrs. F. J. Bennitt, Mrs. Will liam. Perry Sears, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Mrs. Charles K. Pishon, Mrs. Bejamin Covington of Kentucky. Mrs.
 Herher Burr Atha. Jr.. Mrs. Nell Bla- lock. Mrs. Lou Ella Archer, Mrs. Ed ward F. Parker, Mrs. B. A. Gillespie.
 Miss Margaret Norman. Miss Ruth
 Goldberg, Miss Erile Dameron, Miss Edith Liebenow, Miss Gladys Kelly, Miss Kathryn O'Reilly, Miss Mamie Kelly, Miss Edith James. Miss Marion Doris. and Miss Edna Stone.
 Mrs. a. B. Mccall Will
 Entertain On Friday Mrs. B. B. Mccall will entertain on
 Friday. February 13. giving in the aft
 ernoon and a dance in the evening.
 Mccall residence on Monte Vista road. Miss Margaret Wilson Gives Informal Bridge Miss Margaret Wilson gave an infer . nal bridge Wednesday evening at her apartment at the New Haven, enter taining two tables, The highest scores
 were made by MT, and Mrs. G. s. Cum ningham.
 Mrs. Lloyd Dunlap
 Visits Clay Leonards Mrs. Lleyd Dunlap is recent asHivai from Kansas City who will pass several
 weeks in town as the guest of her re,a- lives. the Clay Leonards of West Washington street. In honor of their guest Mir. and Mrs. Leonard entertained informally at bridge Wednesday eve
 ming. those there including Justice and
 Mrs. Henry D. Ross, Mir. and Mrs
 Daniel Francis, Mir. and Mrs. B. B. Mccall and MT. and Mrs, Joseph Sher-
 burne Jenckes. On Friday Mrs. Leon ard asked fifteen guests to tea to meet
 Mrs. Dunlap and Wednesday evening is entertaining with bridge in com
 piiment to the attractive stranger.
 Judge and Mrs Airsworth Give Country Club Dinner Judge and Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth gave a small dinner at the Country club Fri day evening when they entertained six
  | ance Stoever.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. John K. Page Dinner Hosts at Their Home MT. and Mrs. John H. Page were
 dinner hosts Wednesday evening giving prettily appointed affair at their home on North First avenue. Freesias | were used in attractive decoration. Covers were laid for MT. and Mrs. Ce- lora Martin Stoddard, Mrs. Beeckman
 Lorrilard and Alexander Baker.
 Country Club Dance
 Notable Event of Week The Country club will give a dance
 on Saturday evening, the event being
 one of the most notable of the week Bride Luncheon Is
 Largely Attended Affair The bride luncheon at the Country
 club on Wednesday was largely attend
 ed many of the club members enter were Mrs Celora Martin Stoddard. Mrs Joseph T. Melczer. Mrs. J. Leonard
 Norton, Mrs. John Detnnett, Jr. Mrs John Longap, Mrs. R. $. Saufley, Mrs 1 William G. Hartranft, Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Mrs. F, J. Bennitt, Mrs. Angus
 cashion and Mrs Charles K. Pishon, 1 Friends of Walter C. Hintzes
 Rejoice In Their Return i The return of MT. and Mrs. Walter | C. Hintze (Mabel Hocker) to Phoeni,
 will be welcome news to their legion o 1 friends who have recently missed then during their several years residence 1T
 Wisconsin. Mir Hintze returned a weeI
 ago but Mrs. Hintze will not arrive fol
 a fortnight.
 South Side Affairs
 Are Feature of Week | Numerous charming affairs on tn,
 south side this season have rivalee ! those at home. One of the most at. tractively appointed of the past weel was the dinner given by MT. and Mrs l Cecil Drew Thursday evening at thei home in Mesa, Ragged Robins fea | tured the floral decoration. Cover; were laid for MT. and Mrs. William l Death MT and Mrs Frank g. West ! MT. and Mrs. Frank Samuels. MT. ant Mrs. R. NJ. FTeischer, MT. and Mrs. E c. Attaway of Oklahoma and Mis-! Il Olive Drew.
 George H. Lutasrdings
 \ Have Guests From Iowa
 | Mrs J. G. Cherry, Miss Nell Cherr, and Miss Agatha Cherry arrived Thurs | be here for several weeks the guests O | Mrs. George H. Lutgerding. I'm 1 Cherrys have visited in Phoenix fire l quently and have a legion of friends here who are planning interesting | events in their honor. T
 E. L. TuIvsr Will Leave
 For Chicago Tomorrow
 l F.. l.. Tulver will leave tomorrow fo II Chicago after a weeks visit with hi
 relativ es pr. and Mrs. E. w. Baum. Tn,
 Raums and their guest are week end ing at Castle Hot Springs. having giveI
 ever the greater part of MT. Tulver'. time here to motoring to points of in l terests in and near to Phoenix.