Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
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llo>Z ! Irs. Morris Goldwater
 onored by Luncheon
 Tn honor of Mrs. Morris Goldwater, ho left Friday for her home in Pres ,tt after a fortnight in town, Mrs. arry Goldwater gave a delightfully."- Dpointed bridge luncheon on Wednes- ay. Her guests included Mrs. Gold ater Mrs. Thomas F. Campbell, Mrs. aron Goldberg, Mrs. Win Wylie, Mrs. elda Benedict. Mrs. David Goldberg, | Irs. A. C. Baker, Mrs. Harry Kay and | Irs. c. r. Ainsworth. Ire Guests at Informal linner on "Wednesday MT. and Mrs. Paul Bennett were in- Drmal dinner hosts Wednesday even lg when they entertained MT. and ITS. Winfield Hartranft and Mir. and Irs. Webb Griffen. ars. Wylie Ieeper ls iostess at Charming Tea
 Charming among the weeks events Tas the tea given Wednesday after oon by Mrs. Wylie Leeper in honor f Mrs. F. H. Hutton and Mrs. Callie White who are here from Nashville or an indefinite stay. The Leeper esidence on West Washington street vas decorated in a pink and white olor scheme for the event, wealth f roses being used to carry out the hosen tones. Chinese lilies also lent harm to the arrangements. Mrs. Carl Soeser poured and Miss Dot Martin Of Dallas assisted in receiving. Nr. and Mrs. Julian Holmes Entertain With Supper Party
 MT. and Mrs Julian Holmes are numbered among the early autumn losts. having given a recent delightful Affair at their Culver street home. They entertained with a jolly supper followed by a dance at Tofts, their guests being Mir. and Mrs. George H. Mir. and Mrs. Donald Nc Queen. Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Asbury, Mir. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater. Mrs. Zelda Beuedict. Roy Murray, Robert Coalter and Leon Tolleson. ls Guest at Dinner Before Departure
 As a farewell compliment to Robert P. Holiday who left on Friday for the
 
 Mrs. Charles Pottberg gave a charm ingly appointed dinner Thursday even ing at their home on North Sixth street. Covers were laid for eight. Mrs. E. O. Wood Guest of Honor at Luncheon
 Mrs. E. O. Wood of DeKalb, H., who Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George Goodrich was the incentive for a prettily planned luncheon with which Mrs. Goodrich entertained on Wednes- day. Roses featured the effective decorative scheme. Covers were ar ranged for nine. San Franeiseans Are Guests at Dinner Party
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Fannin of San Francisco were the guests of honor at a dinner given by MT. and Mrs. Aaron at the Ranch House We'd nesday evening. Others in the party were Mir. and Mrs. David Goldberg and Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kay. Mir. and Mrs. Roy Wayland Expected from California
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Wayland are ex pected to return within a day or tw' from California. Mrs. Wayland hai been in LaJolla for the past few week following a motor tour as far nortl California a few days ago and they ar driving across the desert.
 Mrs. B. A. Gillespie
 Visits in Los Angeles
 Mrs. R A. Gillespie is among tn Phoenicians who are at present i southern California. Mrs. Gillespi is in Los Angeles.
 Will Spend Fortnight
 At Arrowhead Springs
 Mrs. J. J. Sullivan left last evenin for Arrowhead Hot Springs where sh will pass the coming fortnight.
 
 Mrs. Harry Creighton
 Meets With Many Friends
 Mrs. Harry Creighton is being cor dially greeted by the legion of friend she has in Phoenix who have misse her greatly during her residence other parts of the state and still nor recently in Texas. She is at preser the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Victc Hanny and according to her preser plans will be here the greater part ( the winter.
 Is Guest at Several
 Affairs During Visit Several informal affairs were give
 during the past week in compliment
 Mrs. William Rosenberg, who, wit
 MT. Rosenberg. spent the week hel
 enroute for California from the ca
 where they toured extensively durin
 the summer months. Among thos
 who entertained for Mrs. Rosenbel was Miss Harriet Hurley who asked few to tea Wednesday to meet the ou of-town visitor.
 Master Billy Johnson
 Celebrates Birthday
 Billy Johnson, the young son
 Major and Mrs. T. P. Johnson, eel,
 brated his seventh birthday Mond;
 afternoon with a jolly affair at tl
 Johnson home on West Madison stree
 A series of outdoor games for whi
 attractive favors were awarded pr
 vided enjoyment for the young folk
 taining her young sons friends by M P. D. Grizzard, Mrs. McAuley Thompson, and Mrs. Rogers Wilso The guests were Miss Elinor Ds weller. Miss Ruth Sello, Miss Elm Thompson, Miss Ruth Berry, Mi
 Sylvia Caro-, Miss Pauline Chafl Miss Elsie Thompson, Miss Virgin Sello, Billy Washer, Earl Dom Grizzard. Edward Berry, Maurice Ca Billy Whitney. John Thompson, Bob . Barrows, George Barrows. Vic h ChafIfp TIarhort Tgarrxy T2f11 Cr;71o