Arizona republican., 1920-01-18

1 Justice Cunningham of the su
 preme court, has given number
 of delightfully."- informal affairs at
 her home on West Latham street
 this season. While Mrs. Cunning 1 ham does not devote her entire
 time to society she frequently en- tertains, choosing to have a few 1 guests at dinner rather than the Miss Beth GoIdwater
 Motif For Luncheon
 Mrs IT, w. Asbury gave a charm 1 ingly appointed luncheon yesterday in honor Of Miss Beth Goldwater of San Francisco. The yellow color scheme used in decoration was carried out in marigolds Covers were laid for Miss Goldwater. Mrs. Barry Goldwater, Mrs. George H. Lutgerding, Mrs. Don- ald Mcqueen, Mrs. Robert Netzler. Mrs. Garrett Schullar and Mrs. Robert Brownfield.
 Towards Entertain
 At Dinner Party
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Howard were recent dinner hosts, having as their guests MT. and Mrs. William Rabbit of Flagstaff, Mir. and Mrs. Edward Babbitt and Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Frier.
 Announce Bridge Luncheon
 For Portland Visitor
 Mrs. Joseph Stark will give bridge luncheon Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Russell Catiin of Portland.
 Phoenix Couples
 Visits in Florida
 Mir. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson are en- toying a fortnight in Florida.  Salt Lake Visitors
 Go to San Diego
 Mir. and Mrs. James Fennemore of Salt Lake City. who were here for the nemores left Monday for San Diego where they have a winter home. / Motor Party
 Makes Dam Visit
 MT. and Mrs. Stayton Doris. MT. and Mrs. Paul Bennett. Mrs. w. J. Lawrence and c. D. Doris enjoyed a three days motor tour of Roosevelt, Globe and the Hayden district early in the week. Receives 30 Guests
 At Charming Tea
 Mrs. Colt Hughes gave a charming tea Friday afternoon at her home on North Second avenue. A yellow color tone was carried out in an effective decoration of marigolds. Mrs. Edwin Baker and Mrs. Charles De Sales Wheeler assisted in receiving while Mrs. H. A. Hughes and Mrs. May Grier presided at the tea table. Thirty guests were present.
 De Munds Depart
 For North Carolina
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund left Sunday for Pinehurst, North Carolina They will be in the south six weeks
 Cushions Visit
 In Los Angeles
 Mr. and Mrs. Angus Cashion are in Los Angeles for week. Fortnight Visitor
 Returns to Prescott
 Mrs. Fen Hildreth returned Wednes day to Prescott after delightful fort night in town, the guest of Mrs. Rob ert Brownfield. Mrs. Hildreth was ex- tensively feted during her visit here which will be repeated in the spring. Tucson Couple Visits in Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Edward O'Malley of Tucson were the weekend guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charles O'Malley, re- turning on Tuesday. Mrs. Campbell Visits In Sister City
 Mrs. Thomas F. Campbell is in Tuc- son over the weekend. Former Governor Wintering Here
 Leon Taylor, former govern5r of New. Jersey. is in Phoenix for the win | ter. Mir. Taylor is established at Desert Inn. Bridge Luncheon Is Charming Affair
 One of the charmingly arranged af- | fairs of the week was the bridge | luncheon given yesterday by Mrs. Guy l Fl. Lawrence and Mrs. Irwin Fletcher | in honor of Mrs. Charles Korrick and | Mrs. Avery Corpstein, brides of the | year. The event took place at the | Womans club which was decorated in | a pink and green color scheme carried | put in Cecil Bruner roses combined | with smilax and ferns. The bride s | table was especially attractive in its miniature bridal scene expressed with kewpies. while the Kewpie idea was i also featured at the smaller tables around which the. guests gathered. Duringthe luncheon hour a delightful | musical program was presented by Miss Edith Liebenow. violinist, and Ter mother. Mrs. Adolf Liebenow, who was at the piano. "Lohengrin'' was lmong the numbers furnished by the .lever musicians. Mrs. Earl M. Tarr Hrs. Lester Byron, Mrs. Paul Hart and Hrs. William Corpstein assisted in re- 'eiving The guest list included Mrs. Thomas l.. Campbell, Mrs. George