Arizona republican., 1920-04-25
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Buckingham. Mrs. Loring Lennox, Mrs. William 0. Sweek, Mrs. J. Leonard Norton, Mrs. John D. Parks. Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs. J. J. Wesley. Mrs. John Henry Coles, Mrs. F. Louis Zim- merman. Mrs. Charles White. Mrs. Ira J. Johnson, Mrs F. H. Burnaby. Mrs. Charles K. Pishon, Mrs. Andrew Miller Mrs. Angus Cashion, Mrs. B. B. Nc Call, Mrs. E. w. Baum. Mrs. Edward
 Rudolph. Mrs w. F. Megannon. Mrs Victor Hanny, Mrs. w. H. Webber Mrs. George Goodrich, Mrs. Harvey Newiin, Mrs. B. A. Gillespie. Mrs. Leon Brogan. and Miss Lenore Malone of San Francisco. Will Summer In Honolulu Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard and Mrs. J. w. Crenshaw are among the Phoe nlcians who will summer in Honolulu. They have booked passages for July 6 ana plan to remain away / several months They will be in California for fortnight before sailing and also re- 1 main there a few weeks on their re- turn.
 In honor of the birthday of her hus- band, Chief Justice D. L. Cunningham or the supreme court. Mrs. Cunning ham gave beautifully appointed din- ner Wednesday evening. Shasta daisies were used as the table centerpiece while American Beauty roses added to the decorative effect of the living room.
 Returns From San Francisco Mrs. Leo Goldman returned Thurs day from several weeks absence in San Francisco. F
 Home After.
 Eastern Tour
 MT. and Mrs. w E. Ferguson have
 returned from an extensive eastern
 tour.
 Leaves for
 Los Angeles Mrs. Ned Creighton left Friday for
 Los Angeles where she will pass the remainder of the spring season.
 Gives Dinner
 For Twelve
 Among the attractive events Of the week was the dinner given Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lutgerding at their North First avenue home. Cecil Bruner roses featured the effective decoration scheme. Covers were arranged for twelve.
 Birthday Supper
 For Tom Dunbar
 In celebration of the birthday oi Tom Dunbar, the Donald Dunbars gave small supper Monday evening al their charming place in the country. Bridge Luncheon
 At Country Club
 Mrs. Carl Anderson contributed t., the enjoyment of the week Tuesday  con at the Country club. The pastei tones were used iH decoration, the color scheme being expressed in sweet peas and roses. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. R. c. Saufley. Mrs H. NJ. McCalla and Miss Ruth Gold berg Fifty guests enjoyed Mrs. An derson's delightful hospitality. informal Tea
 For Club Women
 Mrs. John Lentz gave charming affair yesterday afternoon when she entertained with an informal tea. Gar den flowers decorated effectively The guests included the group of society women interested in club activities who attended the recent club conven- ion in Bisbee.
 Country Club Tea
 This Afternoon
 l cd VIII De served at the country club this afternoon when it is expected many of the members will motor out for the event which will be presided over by the entertainment comnitte. of which Mrs. Phil Lewis is chairman Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan
 Is Dinner Hostess
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan gave snartly appointed dinner of fourteen covers at the Arizona club Tuesday evening. Yellow roses were used in decoration with pleasing effect Later n the evening the McLellans enter rained their guests at the play Will Be
 HiJ-week Hostess
 Mrs. Ralph Cameron will be a host ess of the week, entertaining with luncheon on Wednesday. Will Give Bridge Luncheon Thursday
 One of the delightful events scned- lied for this week in the bridge lunch con to be given at the Country clun Thursday by Mrs. Edward Rudolph rnd Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan. The com ulimented guests will be Mrs w. Iegannon and Lenroe Malone of San -arcisco !