Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

after the penitentiaI period how
 ever and the afairs over which she
 hung with garlands of smilaX while the stage held wealth of potted nlants and ferns Each small table held 2 carnation cluster and the red tone was reflected in the hearts that marked the tables. The bridge prizeS were won by Mrs. Earle Nash, Mrs Irwin Fletcher and Mrs ]. H. Udeii.
 Fourteen tables were present, Goes to Visit Daughter At the University Mrs Leon Clyde Wilber left Thurs day for Tucson where she VIII pass the week with her daughter, Miss Dor othea Wilber, q stundent of the oni- versity of Arizona. Valentine Dance Is Charming Function GarIands and kewpies and hearts decorated the home of MT and Nrs. b. E. Mccall on Monte Vista road FIT day evening when they entertained with delightful dance Tn aouilioi to the conceits suggestive of the St. Valentine season spring flowers ana greenerv were used with pretty effect. Miss Marion Duncan assisted III Ie-' ceiving the guests among whom Wsts Governor and Mrs. Thomas F. camp bell. MT. ana MES. J -<- ihOAit'f7ottf and Mrs. George Goodrich. Nr- ana Mrs. NJ H. McCalla, MT and MrS. Cclorn Martin Stoddard Mir. and Mrs Raymond Close. MT. and Mrs C. II. Akers. NIT. and Mrs. Fred WInshlp.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Thompson Ai r and Mrs. George Gushing. Mr. and Mrs John Kellogg, Mir. and Mrs Leslie r Martin. Mir and Mrs. James A. john son. MT. and Mrs. Edward Rudolph MT and Mrs. E. T.. Marks. Mr- and Mrs w. F. Schnebly. MT ana Mrs. Charles Korrick. Mr and Mrs Fred shaw, Mir and Mrs J. Leonard Norton Mrs. Charles Granger of kingman, Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard. Mrs. IL G- Bradford. Miss Louise Norton, Miss Eleanor Lewis, R. l. Fleming, Rooert Wiggs. Harry Wood. H. G. BiSelow. Harold Moore, E. B. Mccall, IT., Ar thur Mccall and H. c. Howard.
 Dinner Dance
 At Country Club
 AThe dinner dance at the Country club last evening was one of the par tieularly smart events of the excep- tionaIlv gay week The cIubhoNse was elaborateIy decorated in Valentine hearts and kewpies while the floral adornment expressed the arrival Of spring. There were more than a hun tired guests at dinner while others joined the number at the dance which followed During. the evening, Leap Year customs were carried out. the women asking the men for the dances Mrs. Norton Gives
 Luncheon Monday
 Mrs J. Leopard Norton will preside over luncheon at the Country club tomorrow.
 Colorado Visitors
 Are Honor Guests
 One of the charming recent events was the luncheon given by Mrs. Earle Nash complimentary to Mrs. Lauring Colorado Springs. Spring flowers dec- orated effectively Covers were laid for Mrs Lennox. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. C. M. scott Mrs. W. r. Duncan. Mrs. George Broadway, Mrs. ". $. Colds worthy. Mrs. Jack Moon of Toronto. Mrs. H. P. Phelps and Miss Frances De Graf.
 Paul Bennetts
 Entertain at Dinner
 MT. and Mrs Sims Ely. Jr. and Cap tain and Mrs. !. F. Alkire were the dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. Paul Bennett on Monday evening. Former Phoenix Girl
 To Arrive Monday
 Miss Elizabeth Samuel of Lawrence, Kansas Will arrive tomorrow to pass an indefinite period here the guest of Miss Ruth Goldberg. Miss Samuel who is exceptionally pretty and att tractive formerly lived in this city where she was great favorite with the junior set.
 Goes to Colorado
 For Spring Season
 Mrs. A. K. Stacy is leaving early in March for Limon, Colorado, where she will be the guest of the Clarence Stacys for the remainder of the spring season.
 Mrs. Wm. Connolly To
 Return to Los Angeles
 Mrs. William Connolly, who has been the guest of the Harry Rays for sev- eraI days will leave tomorrow for her home in Los Angeles. The Rays are expecting other guests This week. Judge and Mrs. W. F. Schuermyer Of San Diego being due to arrive on Monday and to remain for week. Forty Guests at
 Valentine Party
 The Valentine motif featured the decoration of Charles O'Malley home on Thursday evening when MT. and Mrs. O'Malley gave one of the most attractive informal events of the week. -s.-