Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

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 Thursday at her home $40 West Port land street. Entertains With Informal Luncheon
 Mrs. c. D. Doris gave an informal luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs. E. M. Bennett who is returning shortly to her home in Riverside Roses were used in effective decoration. Will Give Tea For CaIifornians Jointly in honor of Miss Elizabeth Jones who is passing the Easter season here from Los Angeles and Miss Ina Ensign of Pasadena. Miss Messie En- sign will give tea Tuesday afternoon at her home on North Second street. Many Attend
 Club Luncheon
 The luncheon at the Country club on "Wednesday was as usual delightful, many motoring from town for the af- fair Among the 'hostesses were Mrs. Sims Ely IT,. who entertained twenty guests, and Mrs. A. M. Tuthill, who had ten guests. Others who entertained with smaller affairs were Mrs. Daniel Francis. Mrs. Fred Weber. Mrs. Andrew Miller and Mrs. Harry Kay.
 Bridge Luncheon
 at Casa De Roses
 Notable among the smart events of the Easter season will be the bridge luncheon with which Mrs. J. E. Thonp- son and Mrs. Thomas F. Campbell will entertain Wednesday at the Thompson residence Casa de Roses"
 Gives Delightful
 Afternoon Bridge
 Mrs. John D. Harris (Edith Liebe- now) was the guest of honor at a de- lightfully arranged bridge given Thurs day afternoon by Mrs. Jay Neal Harris. The guests numbered Mrs. William Corpstein, Mrs. Lester Byron, Mrs. Benjamin Covington, Mrs. Joseph Brown Mrs. Victor Kohlberg. Mrs. Vernon Peters, Mrs. Hugh Antrim Jr and Miss Ruth Goldberg. To Visit
 In Phoenix
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 Mrs w. Megannon of San Francisco will visit here this spring arriving the second week in April for fortnights stay the guest of Mrs. Edward Rudolph>l The MeIczers Return Home
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Melczer left Sun day for their home in Los Angeles after a fortnight in town the guests of the Gus Summerfields. Returns from Los Angeles
 Mrs George H. Lutgerding has re- turned from a several weeks absence in Los Angeles. RowIands Give Informal Dinner
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Rowlands gave ming their guests including MT. and Mrs. Jack Barber, Mrs. Lou Ella Archer, Joe Cassou and Alexander Baker Charming Tea for Mrs. Abe korrick
 One of the largest and most charm ingly appointed events of the week | was the tea given yesterday afternoon ! ny Mrs. E. F.. Marks complimentary to l Mrs Abe Korrick. The Marks resi- | dence on West Willetta street was l decorated in a profusion of roses in | which the pink and white color scheme | was conceived. Assisting the hostess | and guest of honor in receiving were | Mrs. Charles Korrick, Mrs. Avery 1 -orpstein and Miss Leah Vesiance- | The guest list numbered 160. s Hostess
 At Luncheon
 Mrs. William Perry Sears will be ln after Easter hostess giving bridge luncheon on the fifteenth. Mrs. Zimmerman Will Entertain
 Mrs F. Louis Zimmerman will make Mrs. w S. Megannon of San Fran .isco the incentive for bridge lunch ,on on April 16- The Pascoes Here on Visit
 Mrs. F. F. Pascoe and her daughter Hiss Ruby Pascoe and Miss Marion 'ascoe are being cordially greeted by heir legion of friends who have missed hem greatly during their years ab- ence on the Californian coast. The arrived on Thursday and arc at the Jefferson. They Ian to be here just 10 days.
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