Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
Seattle Visitor Guest Of Honor at Luncheon

Seattle Visitor Guest Of Honor at Luncheon
 Mrs. Hugh Campbell presided over a clever luncheon of twelve covers in honor of Mrs J. E. Camp bell of Seattle. Chrysanthemums and ferns decorated with charming effect. Mrs. H. Q. McVay Hostess At Pleasing Bridge Party
 Mrs. Harry Creighton, who will leave soon for Mexico, where she will take up her permanent residence, will be the inspiration for an attractive affair on Wednesday when Mrs. II. D. McVay wiH give a bridge in her honor. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Haton To Entertain at Cards
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Halton will be bridge hosts Tuesday evening wH-en they will entertain at their McDoV ell street home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kay To Spend Weekend in North
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Kay left Thurs day for Prescott. where they are pass ing the weekend with MT. and Mrs. Fen Hildreth.
 Mrs. Ernest Bennett To Give Tea on Tuesday
 Mrs. Ernest Bennett will give an in formal tea Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Paul Bennett, who is winter ing here from the coast. Give Dinner in Honor Of Newly welded Couple
 Complimentary to Mir and Mrs. ". Wesley Knorpp, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Halstead gave a smartly appointed dinner Wednesday evening at the Ari- zona club. The tables centerpiece was cleverly combined pink and white roses and feathery ferns. while the name cards recalled the recent mar riage of the guests of honor in the bridal suggestion. Covers were laid for MT. and Mrs. Knorpp, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Higley, Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Anderson and MT. and Mrs. William Baird McLemore.
 Entertains With informal Tea at Glendale Home
 Mrs. William Baird McLemore gavs an informal tea at her Glendale home Thursday in honor Of her sister. mrs' w Wesley Knorpp (Pearl Stauffer)' one of the most popular brides or the year.
 Mrs. Avery corpstein Goes
 To Coast For Short Visit
 Mrs. Avery Corpstein left Tuesday for a fortnight's absence on the Cali fornia coast. She was joined later Tn the week by her mother, Mrs. George Mintz, who will also be away until tne holidays.
 Gives Informal Luncheon
 For Visitor From Texas
 Mrs. Leon Clyde Wilber gave an in- formal luncheon on Wednesoay m honor of Mrs. Paul w. Smith Of Dal- las. who is the guest of her sister. Mrs James L. P. Goodson-
 Bridge Tea Saturday
 At the Country Club The Country club will give bridge tea on Saturday, having as hostesses Mrs. Earle Nash, Mrs. J. E. Thompson
 Mrs. B. B. Mccall, Mrs. George Liliey'
 Mrs. John D. Parks and Mrs. Frank Carrow
 Will Spend Holidays On California Coast
 Mrs. R. W. Craig will be greatly
 missed from the holiday events, having planned to spend the Christmas season
 on the California coast. Will Be Hostesses At Affairs This Week Mrs. George Olney and Mrs. Fred
 Woolsey will give series of Iuncn cons this week, entertaining at the
 Ranch House on "Wednesday ana Thursday.
 Has Been Hostess at Series of Pleasant Events n DaYT,haTf0n has added | greatly to the pleasure of the early ! winter season with a series or attrac- lively appointed luncheons at the l Ranch House. She gave parucularN measurable affair on Friday when she 1 entertained twenty-two guests. Desert Picnic in Honor of Mir. and Mrs. Wesley knorpP i One of the pleasant events or the many given in compliment to Mir. and 1 Mrs W. Wesley Knorpp since their re- turn from their honeymoon on the coast was the desert picnic on Sunday enjoyed by Mir. and Mrs. Knorpp, MT and Mrs. Webb Griffen. Mfr. and Mrs 1 Charles Stauffer. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas l Higley, MT. and Mrs. William Baird McLemore and J. W. Stauffer. Mir and Mrs. John H. Page Hosts at Dinner Affair
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Page gave dinner of ten covers Tuesday at their home on North First avenue.
 Give Charming Luncheon
 Country Club Luncheon
 One of Weeks Features 1 The luncheon at the Country club
 was one of the most delightful events
 on the weeks calendar a number Of affairs being given as usual. One ot the largest parties was that over (which Mrs. E. w. Baum presided &t