Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

of girls who will finish high school ne and will be greatly missed next seasol Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund and Mrs William Bertram at the Womans club Friday. Each of the twenty-five small tables were decorated with Duchess roses while American Beauties were placed here and there with artis- tic effect. The prizes were won by Mrs. Ira J. Johnson, Mrs. L. D. Cameron. Mrs. w. K. James and Mrs. William $. Pickerell.
 "Wednesday Bridge
 4. Casa De Rosas
 Mrs. Thomas F.. Campbell and Mrs. J. E. Thompson gave smartiy ap- pointed bridge Wednesday at the Thompson residence Casa de Rosas.' Roses were used in effective decoration and attractive prizes were won by Mrs. Ernest Lewis and Mrs. William c Lentz. Seventy-five guests were pres ent.
 M.-. M. H. MccaIla
 To Entertain Soon
 Mrs. M H. McCalla will give bridge luncheon at the Adams on April 22- Mrs. w. F. Studer
 Is Luncheon Hostess
 Mrs. W. F. Studer presided over 3 cleverly arranged luncheon Tuesday at her home on the East Mcdowell road A yellow and white color scheme was used in decoration and was carried out in charming arrangement of tulips ann roses. Bridge featured the afternoon the prizes being won bv Mrs George Goodrich and Mrs F. T. Ceilings. Those there included Mrs. Thomas F. Camp he'll. Mrs. H. w. Asbury. Mrs. Lee Meredith, Mrs. Mel Fickas, Mrs. Ed '-ard F. Parker. Mrs. John O'Malley Mrs. Ira J. Johnson. Mrs. R. F. McGil- len, Mrs Charles O'Malley Mrs. Clay Parker. Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemore. Mrs Hal Prince. Mrs. R. C. Saufley, Mrs Arthur Gibbons TIulett, Mrs. Harry Robertson. Mrs. Francis Geary, Mrs. D. D. Northrup. Mrs. William Burton NcCandless. Mrs. Victor Hannv. Mrs. Daniel Francis. Mrs. Marshall Humph- rev. Mrs F. w. Baum. Mrs Cy Byrne Mrs. Vernon Peters. Mrs. W. Thompson. Mrs Carl Anderson. Mrs. " F. Neaill Mrs Earle Nash. Mrs Garrett SchulIar and Mrs. A. B. Clark. Mrs John Lentz
 Soon to Return
 Mrs. John Lentz is expected homo from Fisbee on Tuesday. She is bein" Iavishly entertained in the mining town where she is the guest of Mrs. w. r Sims.
 Informal Luncheon
 By Mrs. J. M. Swetnsm
 Mrs. T. M. Swetnam gave an inform luncheon on Saturday. having as he- ~uests Mrs. Margaret Jones. Mrs. Rlls sell Jones. Mrs. John Aitisen. Mrs F,d yin Malcolm Hull and Miss Elizabetl -ones.
 Mrs Jar-es M-Certhy W;eitino in Phoenix
 The many friends of Mrs. James Mccarthy will be delighted to lear- hat she is in town afte- several vca's ~rest Of her son. Roy Mccarthy of 1aHe West Washington street. Tror,c-ons To Sur,nre- i- Nou-tains
 Mrs. T. F. Thomrson is planning :, 'cnve Phoenix shortly for the east re +urning the middle of May whom sl will close "Casa De Rosas" where t'r rhompso,s r,ave been established si1~~ -nrlv fall. Thev are to summer in IF Trhite Mountains where thev are no N-ildirg an attra cabin and ',efr return next season will in a probability build a smart town house --id~e Dir-er is Event Of t'-e Week
 One of the particularly enjovai' events of the week was the bridge dir TOT given bv Mr and Mrs A H. Me ' eiian on West WiIfefta street Cec;f Bruncr roses and violets combined ir sn unusually lovely decorative scheme The prize winners were Mrs John N yeIlo~g. Miss Anna May Daley, Fred Tribolet and B. F. Marks. Nine tables were present.
 
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 To Yauui Dance
 A weekend event of more than ordf nary endowment was the picnic to th yaoBi dance. the party corraDriSing Mis~ Erile Dameron, Miss Ruth Coldherr Mss Gladys Kelly Miss Kathrinr o'Reiilv. Miss Mamie Kelly. Smitf PickereII. Robert Koch. Frank O'Reillv o. F. Johnson and F. H. Baldwin. visitcr IS Honor Gueet at Luncheon
 Mrs. Margaret Jones. who is here from Los Angeles for fortnight, was the incentive for a charming luncheon