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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
Ktlfle blbbillgin
pVlil$ld lllurbattu

4aSbina, Wiinn., ippA. 12 y
9s4aifpadlliffo Dalt.el 9aps, iola-
%siiifip1alliffo Gene Cast op ia po-
isifs BilI am Gobrt, faifti Sibbin.
saSth, anplti flloliaufii tu.ime tors
taiua ssobn 3eb6 nilni,,en mics Wel-
isuisi1, 9ibbinen eteldpuolella go
liiinsirfailiiat prittipdt Ddng.ta
a1eb5:1 lipepSrifofiesta tpptetr1nl.
sseEb pafeni @ilpin' ian fobti ia ajaa
Santa tafoc, uieita Iatoja atebla To-
Iitfdsna iouffue
ySebs' In l8-puotias poifn tlli &ib-
bn,4iix u.iule torstainu iltap!iimdlIa
snncen ildGalIo nastaon mongltie-
N stSsnpn igottden banen tebneen IL
sessrifefjen Debb'in nrorta tpttod
sostaaa. &opes. Gosiiop ia 0obri
heti lhbiipdt Bebb'in a{,uinolle Qel.
ismisfo pangitafleen b0net,
aas poliiiipddilifto Sapes aDcdi
smer, ri Il b1net autpui ipoGn1en L.
nitSe Ncbb, iolla oil dleenoan 80 =
SO ft,usdrippsip. Scum Gasiiop Iltte
sstai eliIie min ampui Bebb bdntd
seapdobdn ia fuoli bdn porin MI.
nsi,tti,, falutt,ia. 9obrtlu amp1lt bar
w,sossin eifapaabda ia bdnet p'ei'lf
S.;sb;ua;u (oiraalaan, los'a ba'1 1a9 :
heusmin faoli.
as.u tiete tGstd fa,nolastn tapde
tu.,seta tuli fallpungille MIN nleuf
5..cia IA ebid fnfoont,.l aldntoa1
trrea Nebb ii, iota lahti pdtete
...os Webf t,,:ale,osan eritta'r for'
lsy anpaiatii 10 tatoa-aIo''l'' s's
aa8teatiia1 tasta
asebJ On lesfi ID f,l,lben lopler
III Ropuri,lic fertqtpct bdnen E
}inspneen ti,nllnalIiiesti pilnle dtfol
ma neMtiniiffo-ilt ban terror1
leersii tcp1er,ia ia ol'iDot pe pafot
+et,.4 ,,rff,n,oon uetTos1G.
FdiifipddlIffo &npes oil 37-puo
tias 10 on b6n ollut 9ibbingin po
HiiIaitoflen poltpelufiesla muooer
aiou. &dnelti idi lesfi ia fafli los
ia. Eoiiilta poliilinniebilta mi 10
nisrtaiuen perbe f,iltafi,.
Bittneisten tietoien n1irfuan muir
haIao ct ole tpield I1ntu fii,uli
,Sdiffa noin $50 n1iestG fdfitt6lrl
iu,tffae on hd1ta tafaa=aiornosiu
niiben mufona maltion iotilaitaxiu
nfeitn i,liria palfintoia on hlDat
til mieben fiinni 1aoniiesta, faif
fiadn poritubottc oolIaria.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
5xpmGlaiuen Iafiu,ies 9p6npGinau
jabIapnbujaua grOofitsnisia,
Ninu.

Groofiton, Winn., ipDsf. 5 p.
(grifoistieto Millneiota DnilD Gtar'- ]
ille). Grootitonisia oli mime
lnaann,itaina ilurin lponpdipan
inbla n1itd faupi,ngin bistoric tiiu-
tee. HaIlo ipieraita uIfopllolelta of
aapuulit fniipurfin. 5nuri iubln-
tulfue toinleespailtiin ia pdiindn
lublapnbuiana eiiintDi Wlrtin 9.
brall0olt lofa llpt barjolttaa lafl.
llles-anllnattlaan Gloqletisia, Winn.
1918 paloluttuien Dbtepoesia &anen
plibeenlibeenia of "Jeolltiltusfan-
IantDulta" ia lulliitI baR pnbeesiaun
III. M.
1arDitiee Derrcto ainoastann ta-
alanpuilDdista pleistd fafitpst1 LITE
eldn1Gn tarfo.tlfista niibin fdlitpfs
lin, jotfn nlltutainia lpllpia 'ittc olie
.uat tpallalla, tuliafieen ipafurtetufii
,ria teolliiuus -foninnipolta eli f1alinn
tontrolIi teolliii,uteen on ldrfiperdi-
men ia ndlrtdmatt6masti tliIena. Mi-
lloastaan rnnlitu11iu muofia iitte
g1raalttiet. iillut il' postipaluelu5fin
oliiDat pfiitpiiid liifeDritpffid. 2iife-
IDritpsten DffitDiiet ornistnjot lliuIi-
mat ipoitpartia iobtan liiffeit1Gn o.
man tabtonia ia nnielenla rnlfaan.
londpdiiDana me buomnnlrlrne balIi-
:itfien ouftoritetin fdp1pan f1ilfIi
|nelfein faifer,laiiiin liifepritDfiiin ia
Iooan arfnna uieot buonlattapinlnlct
seplliiuu0et otettiin fofonnan bnIIi-
nfien fnIiin. glpfDiiin on fongres-
lisfa lafieiitpffid, ioiben tarfoitus on
.rladritella nliten Iibo-. ipiIia il: fiipi-
Ebiili-teolIilnltfiio olif boiSettnipo.
Rofen1uS on ofpittanut t1lIaiIet mun-
tofiet trapeelIififfi. ia iblnisten HlieIi=
piteet omat nufnlltlneet len nlufoan.
Des, oint miilttl1rct, tpbelldFin.
monet neistd ibn1etteletpdt mit1 tli-
Iepn liEupolu,i t.iIae tcfema1n NJ
1Eeolliiiuiffien fa,r{ontpaltoiner
iobto on tn0ldiiiIle nlabboIIinen iao-
lputtaa Sen tuottanlot ebut otpat
artnaamottomat. Robfeus on ie e.
hiipartiia, icfa Dartioit{ee Dapol,tto
a oifeaitta"
Scr Bronbon on r1,ori iuomoloi
men lafimies, fotoiiin Golmes GitD,l
'uomolaiieltl' uoanipilielpsaiutufieI
ia. On iiis eriitdin mieluiiao buo-
nlata, ettd ban ontaa nlio ebistpsn1ie-
liiet faiitpfiet ofioista, futen pubees-
taan fdp ieltpiIle.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
EalfDn alima IaGetefth nIfpmatlIe
esDfnnlIa.

Mashineton, ippsf. 12 p. =
Saiipra' btceri Sootper ilinoittad, ct
ID lpiiHe elcfltiln uifano ltihetettiit
yhon$tDallorsto illfomuiIle 1885,
600 bltsbel nilua eli nelii fertac
enemmGn fuin nlinfGan elofuun al
fGa1a enneu iotalpuolia. Sibteer
Sooner otafiuu, etto tainGn pito &
fpaifuttua eonlli'esti nloanlpilielns
ia liifeolo bin faiffinIla naasia. Sri
fnlfesti tulifi fen belpottao rabea
Iaalstia Sn,ono nerl,nu1ato euro
nosia pofoftoa guropan nnot fiipttd
ntaan n1i,tuotteita inuremmagIc
maGrdsIG.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
yDlfbemifiballitas telotxttaant 90
benfcG.

u Hllgd, Sotnia, ippsf. Il j. -.
N'etarisio ilHlestpnasiG 4sron>a.
leboes1a iuIfaistuH miroIIiien tieo,x.
anllon lnufaea1 oDat boIibeDifit H.
loittaneet so benfiIod oiaIIit,maesaa
asfelieen tnpinnon Nietorisio. a,s.
lelnoan tnontittuien io,fosfa Of: Is
i'atstd, loisto ,feampia fpptettiin H.
"a, ptta be OliDat IuoielIeet sapipe,
ialaliiton ntiespnoIifin i1ieniS.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
900 Siae ppptad 25 miliosnan bof.
larsn Iainan.
Mdsbington, lpsf. IL b.

Wdsblngton lDsf. II b. = Wlin.
neapslis. st. Baul & 5ault ste Wa-
RE roi,tottepbtio on eIittdnpt maltio;-
aellip1illelle fauppufomislion. pppn-
non foaoo $l0.O0O.O0O Ioinan TO
UloSen aiafIi ia $t5, 5,00O, 900 lainon
lphernlndfli aiafii Sanfficfleen loi=
nat ppptdi ie Ioaoa lasted nsarffi-
noiile bo1loeia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
SDopatanti raimoaa inHrrsja mSxvss
Rinue5Otas1a.

ct. Seal, fppsf IL p. Spop1.
tauti tappoi enetnusdn ibn,iYid gsin-
Inelotan lpaItiosSa tpiir,e m,iooea a.
1alla fiiin tuberfuIoof eli feubfptnu-
ii. ilnoittaa maItion iertpepsIortu-
fnnnGn eiin1ies tri y. s. Gbesles.
8dn on flttirnlrt neutpohelun Icfdf.
80 p:dfIi taisteIun idriestdrniieffi Il,
td uiffausta poStaan.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
Sak$dIdlnefl sub
.illariini rdjdbtdflyt

2itperpool fppsf. IL b 6sxi
rerl iatialninen i,lbnlariini ~Gel4-
-fcbloilo" rabbit 9Irfenbeooisfo. e1k.
labopfiesid fdiDat iurrnonfa foIs.e
ntiesta lGs toiiet foln,e baa,poittnipof
2dila oil pfii niista iubmariineista,
1otfa Safla luoiDlltti liittoutuneifse
raitbaniopilnllfien nlirfnan.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
BaIio aiuiperpia.

gbicogo, iDpsf. IL p. yfli a.
ntoero iotaista militia aTtoIiittoo
foboen oil 1ub6elufu goof fca,ntisla
ipDsf / p. pG1ttptpdn DucSen alta
no. Imoitetann apioliitto-lnpofir;o.
len tpirGstosto.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
Numtos sppsfnun Iaaraapno-
rpisia.

IA p. 2anlerislo g. @ustafloni,'
t. flo 2 ip., g. gution t. flo s III.
Is p. Beciperin firfosia flo 1a11
ap.; 6altoIen foululla flo 2 ib.;
Honnan foululla flo S III.
II p. SStd-9aIaipalosia Gbas Wo-
iitnin +. flo 1a2 ip.
Mltonbosla Bietor geGen t. flo
s iIl.
Is .. RalGapalan firfosfa flo tC
ap.; @anbon {. firfosia flo 2 in
81 p. @riebtin (. ieurabuoneelIa
flo 1 ip.
25 p. Broineroisla flo 2 ip. 8.
sbt. fansio, flo s III.
28 p. sSloobipoooin +. Salon fir
tos'o flo 2 ip Crit SiIlin /. fIc
8 i'll.
G q. Hiemi.
Sub s9-3, IbonIon. g2inn
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
. icnttn fgpti lpuinaau Dulutf,;s
ratfiDteiIia.

Roinlen pltrIni!feuben tuculorir
paotofIella on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sulutb1sfa ) lenttia alfaen uitine
lanantaino. 2uontarit pddt0fielIaau
inaaroittudt peruutettalpuffi mnltio1
ton1islionnin lpdIiaifoilen ntdordnf-
en-, loHfa llutfaan hinnat forotet-
tin.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
Snlamn tappanut 10 kefpcsta.

Wabpeton. N. g.. ippSf, IL ). -
Qpnlnlenen or,pofnsta tpobcirosta I4s
furrnonfo 1iind ti,Iip1Iosic. iofn n
lamnn iptpttdnrdi,d bdtpitti Nss. E.
GorsneIs'in taIIin. 80 tonnio hei-
ni1, i,Ieita palinitn io ,nnontUilieIsS-
fpneito rnenetettiin nl6psfin laas1aaf&
t,iIipnlosia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13

Wtc Gratb. Rinn., ipgst. IL y. -
3erlnostuneena dsfeiiista metiapa.
loista Mrs. ellie Cole, ioto ai,ua
atelddn taaItd, fasteli tuoctteenia
lamppn5lipll0 ia iptptti ne pals-
moUl Sdu iai Min paboia palo6aa-
spoia, ettd porattuluiie5taon ei ole
tuilpcita.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
sai fnrmanfa fnrnitIista psSstcs-
faax.

superior, Bis.. ispsf IL y.
Wiime fesfiDiiffc-iltana f,toIi tSdnd
27-ml.otias gsifs GtbeI Carlton, fns
ban piitoii p6deoelId faruielIista fol.
men Dnltion rldDtelpaIueella. snle.
n1atta taiitibiria tDtto fuoli ia icf-
tetaan fuoleulan fppfii ipodnbclDasA-
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
San Jraneiseo, CALIFORNIA.

Snpmala'nen iaauut mdbingpn.
foriuausta. Guo1nas &iisfflG, lofe
iolaffaot1tlli lnetidsia 9umbolot fau,s-
tisia, Galifornaisia, 11oin fafii ipuot-
ia iitten, on Snoustrial Mcpibent
Gommisiionln ptldtoflen l1,ufdan lGns
mt $3,228.70 acknowledgements
01n1bpl6t Yine @omponp'Ita. Elto-
mas atisfildn aiian sSsnoustrial &c
cioent Gon,mislion'in ebesId, Son
Jronciscosfa, Dalmoi GaIiforrlian
Inonclainen lafirnies 9. y Wuone,
Sun i5raneiseosto.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
WetiapaIoien ,uaara obit5e.

Wetlapa!ot gObiOisN NiuneiDtasia
c'pat tnfsbtuncef ia, iammntnst6islS
fOt'ntHeet iotilaat on futiuttH tatai-
i'm Nama paIpt fdfittaHdt fait-
iiaan $4,000 eefferin alan ia psl-
fton ictilaiOsn fnstaunnfiet palssla-
celia nDniciuaf $4,000 :iim. esA.
ldtfa on sllnt alueeIIa fainiesa
1000 miestG.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13

Mftstureb, ga., tppsf - p.
ettttonaltion t,lnmori zboinpion on
sntan,rt toailla ini,,nftiiolrin. jorfa
faitta taipangln lNrfdiliioilta fielIe.
tann oifeus cst11 &enrn Jorbn1 l,h-
ben Dearborn ssnoepc1,bcntin "
r,ap,tti fcaipu,lgin fabuilla, futerl
fs,sp,inaix aplrfaililut oipot aifuiienl-
min nsaard,sneet Iebben fieIiettdspaf
II.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13

9erbert 81 8afer, Micblpillell
6arnlers Gtdte Banfin fasioori, on
2afe Nsorio1d Gballtnuqun aofous-
bnoneen ID Refdfo,llun fasi60ri ia
rl1p3sfin fen ferapH omppoiIu-fonli-
teaH fibteeriy iolIa on pdafortteeri
aaooat8 &otellisio, 5erglts GaIIits-
Ia. Sdn pit1d b,loIen iofaaesta
lentistd iiitd wiioest1fpn1nlenegtd
t1lbannesta hollorista, ictfa ferGtddn
tarfoituflelId tebod tau,d gbauta,l-
quc mahboH H5sii.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13
Srlann,n "taifiuaItalaiiet" eiipaf olr
antaneet inastansta Guolarnin,

Dublin, lppst. IL b. - Qo;l 81.
reani11n fofoufIesIo on poatettn f,,t.
ua Srlonnin "toioipallon~ eol,sstn-
IA foolle emf fesfitpiiftono ratfoile-
maan nastaltfiesto englnnnin oaa.
Htl'llsterin tarionfieen la,nen nett
fpottelun plton,tIestd ssrlonnir min
mpfiesta Snpernesid, efohorrisia,
ippsfunn 20 p.
NIT felittun fuin rphtn1 itIe uinttele-
l,ruan rcita toifin6un monimutfoiiio
1in ia.
WotaI1iin ianoo, etto t0m1 on a.
lattelenilen toilnittnln sio tl,ffufou.
palla So hiri,abdn on ehulfigte MO.
men rielestd, fe on belppoo, mura
Doo, nostd1 1neibat foiF Eta uai.
nuista lo iiten me pe1ustMn,me iou-
t,rrrostn lobtninien ihmisten uG not
'taipoffi ID raittimne famnioihsto
prof teerouifen tohcIto. Yautto til-
lainen tllffitfnitppn -ciottelu on lopuf-
ii tpaorallista 3o,rin,,poltaiiesio
nss9sis.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-09-13

1:rs Saines baltimore Dtmro6,
2afe Norion Gba,ttaliqlia aofous-
bllnneen ia AekafoiiIun prejioentti,
Iofa 'np0sfin on fibteeri fiird fer1ps=
fan1ppailusio. ionfn fnlitto fer1tidn
$4,000 Otter 1nil fnurttigia tarfo.
tltf'cIla rafentaa Ne,norinIi Mnbi-
toriunli niioen 0tter TaiI tnuntin
iotiIoiben n1iristolIe> iotfo fuolitpat
ollesiaon lotaPaIpelnffesia H,saif-
illa1ris1as}4.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

renee, Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemore. Mrs. George Mintz, Mrs. Edward Rudolph, Mrs. George Gushing, Mrs. s. Harry Robertson Mrs. Charles Larson, Mrs Fred Win ship. Mrs. Charles White. Mrs. James Wesley, Mrs. Irwin Fletcher, Mrs E. A. Allen, Mrs. Jack Tharpe, Mrs. James Walden Mrs. John NJ Kellogg. Mrs. James A Johnson, Mrs. A H. McLel- Ian, Mrs. Robert Curry and Miss Emma Hinchman of New York.
 Gives Bridge Luncheon
 At Ranch House Tuedsay
 Charming in all its appointments was the bridge luncheon given at the Ranch House on Tuesday by Mrs. h, F. Edelman in honor of her sister, Mrs Adolf EdeIman of Cleveland The violet corsage favors lent pleasing touch to the decorative ,scheme ir which violets was the predominatins note. Twenty-six guests enjoyed Mrs Edelman's hospitality,
 Mrs. Roy Parsons Gives
 First Affair of Series
 Mrs Roy Parsons gave the first O. series of informal luncheons witt which she will entertain during thu season Thursday in honor of Mrs Paul Renau Ingels and Mrs. H. K Van Horn of Kansas City. The even took place at the Ranch House anS was followed by tennis on the court. of the Parsons place on West Latham street. The guest list included Mrs Ingels, Mrs. Van Horn, Mrs. Cas- Redewill, Miss Verde Butler, Mis- Myrtle Butler and Miss Ellen Conway
 
 Mir. and Mrs. John C'Maley
 Give Anniversary Dinner MT. and Mrs. John O'Malley gave smart affair of the week Tuesday even ing when they presided over cleverl. arranged dinner dance in celebration of their wedding anniversaM. A wealtl of spring flowers was used in decora | tion of the O'Malley residence O.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

will take up their permanent residence. The Hartranfts are exceedingly popu- lar with the exclusive set and their departure for California was generally regretted. Mrs. William Babbitt
 Entertains Visitors
 Complimentary to Miss Helen Bab- bitt of Los Angeles and Miss Blanche Riordan of Flagstaff, Mrs. William Babbitt gave a delight bridge on Sat urday. Asked to meet the attractive guests of honor were Mrs. William Corpstein, Mrs. John O'Malley, Mrs. Robert Metzler, Mrs. Phil Brooks, Mrs. Frank Brophy. Miss Ellen Atwood, Miss Gladys Kelly and Miss Mamie Kelly
 Miss Dorothy Blair
 Presides at Luncheon
 Miss Dorothy Blair gave a prettily planned luncheon yesterday at her apartments at the suncourt Jonquils carried out a yellow color scheme Gov CTS were laid for Mrs. James F. Ryan Mrs. George E. Blair, Miss Carrie Null rein and Miss Dorthene Ford.
 Mr. and Mrs. Goidsworthy Give Anniversary Dinner
 Sweat peas and acacias combined in a pleasing decoration of the Colds worthy home last Saturday when MT and Mrs. W. $. Gold worthy gave ar anniversary dinner. Their guests num- bered IS
 Mrs. Harland J. Gray Luncheon Hostess
 Mrs. Harland J. Gray presided ovel a charmingly planned luncheon at the
 Ranch House Monday. the affair be- 1 ing one of the many delightful events of which Mrs. A. K. Stafford was tht | inspiration. Sweet peas in rainbow shades were used in decoration. Bridge
 was a feature of the afternoon thos' gathered around the card tables includ 1 ing Mrs. Stafford Mrs. Guy H. Law
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
FEBRUARY OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES ID
 PHOENIX SOCIETY

fcnru4Ty while the shortest month of tnc year gives promise of having more ecc Nl a1fairs to its credit than another mcnth or the year with the possible eNs.ptaon Of December. The many noncsSs are proving an incentive for
 raining. Washington's birthday renS favorite date on the calendar NAtn the Valentine season also furnish irE an Inspiration for dinners, dances MnH bridge teas. Tho Shriners bah on nc twenty third will be one of the lesdtng events of the late winter season AItr~cting many out of town guests. TIC Colonial dance at the Country club VII Dc a delightful and picturesque af- tsir for which elaborate preparation is already being made.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Mrs. James Arthur Miller
 Enxsrfains for Her Sister

Mrs. James Arthur Miller gave a de-
 Iightful series of affairs last week in
 honor of her sister Mrs. Joseph Young
 of Prescott The initial affair took place on Tuesday when Mrs. Miller
 presided over a bridge luncheon at her
 home on West Linwood street. The effective decoration was of old fash toned flowers, bachelor buttons, mari golds. acacias and every blossom in bloom combining to produce a charm ing effect. Those there were Mrs. A.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Mrs. A. K. Stafford Goes to Los Angeles

Ms. A. K. Stafford Of DenVer, Who was the guest of Mrs Guy H. Law renee for several weeks ISLI ' Luesudl for los Au-eIcs where she will spend the remainder of the winter. Mrs. Staf- ford was the incentive for 3 number of affairs while here-
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Smart Society Mstrons
 Give DeIiohtful Bridge

Particularly smart among the events of the week was the bridge given by Mrs. Thomas Dunbar. Mrs. Donald Dunbar and Mrs. Tom Dunbar at the
 Country club on Tuesday afternoon. The decorations were entirely Tn yellow tba solden color tone being cleverly conceived in acacias and emphasized in the tally cards. The prizes were won by Mrs. Donald Mcqueen, Mrs.
 PauI Renau Ingles, Mrs. c. D. Doris, Mrs. ID. J. Bennitt and Mrs. Ernest Bennett. Mrs. Carelton Wood assisted | in receiving. Twenty-e eight tables were present.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Mrs. Marvin Smith Hostess At Country Club Affair

Complimentary to Mss AIIce IeIIs of Detroit. Mrs. Marvin Smith gave d charminglv planned luncheon at tlie 1 Country Club Thursday Sweet peaS and violets combined in an eIIectlNe decoration the corsage faVors WS ~, 1 violets. Five hundred was playeo in inc afternoon the prizes being won by Mrs. T. F. Fagan and Miss ,Etl Ellen Hughes. Asked to meet MISS LeItS 5 were Mrs. Julian Gang, Mrs V- l.; 1-.. f-1. rett, Mrs. T. r. Pagan, Mrs. Joe BroW5. Mrs. Jimmy Ryan, Mss ,5 Sei 4Sior 1T ueio Buntman. Miss Mary Ryan. MISS El9h Hurhes. Miss Mary Hulett, Miss Dolly Franklin, Miss Dorthene Fort MisS Elvira Healy. Miss Louise Arnold anu Miss Anna Wonder.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

sister. Mrs. Asa Royce at her home on West Willetta street. Cornflowers and marigolds combined in an artistic dec oration. Mrs. Carr is leaving the four teenth for California en route to her home.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Mrs. Fred Winship Be Bridue Hostess

Mrs. Fred Winship VIII be IUstga1 of the week, entertaining with a bridge luncheon on Thursday The event VIII be given at the Country cluD-
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Affair at Ranch House Is Delightful Function

Mrs. Ike Diamond and Mrs Sol Rosenblad gave a eharmingly arranged bridge luncheon at the Ranch House on Wednesday. Bowls of jonquils were used with unusually pretty effect in a charming decoration that featured a yellow color scheme. The prizes were won by Mrs. E. A. Allen, Mrs. J. ]. Sullivan and Mrs. A. B. Clark The guest list included Mrs. Avery Corp stein. Mrs. Charles K Pishon, Mrs. Julian Gang, Mrs. Harland T. Gray. Mrs. Victor Hanny, Mrs. F. w. Baum, Mrs Edward Rudolph, Mrs. A. H. Mo Lellan, Mrs. Herman LewkawitZ Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs. George Mintz, Mrs. John M. Kellogg, Mrs. Charles Korrick Mrs George Gushing. Mrs. J. R. Halstead. Mrs. Charles Zimmerman,
 Mrs John D. Harris, Mrs. Selim !. Nicholson. Mrs. Edward Melczer, Mrs. r. Louis Zimmerman, Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Irwin Fletcher, Mrs. Guy H. Lawrence, Mrs. A. K. Stafford, Mrs. John Lentz, Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Joseph Stark, Mrs. James Wesley. Mrs. A. B. Clark, Mrs. D. A. Allen, Mrs. B. F. Marks, Mrs. Jack Cannon, Mrs. Sam
 Korngut, Mrs. Fred Tribolet. Mrs. Bar nett Diamond, Mrs. I. RosenZweig, Mrs. Charles Weaver, Mrs Isador Gilbert, Mrs. Joseph Thalheimer Mrs. J. A. Moore, Mrs. Emil Gang, Mrs. Adolf ILiebenow, Mrs. D. c. Carter, Mrs. ID. l.. Lanlers, Mrs. H. F. Hunter, Miss Maud
 Tantum, Miss Sophie Dorfman. Miss Emma Hinchman and Miss Lillian
 Miller.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
THE ARIZONA MORNING. FEBRUARY

NJ. Tuthill. Mrs P. G. Salisbury, Mrs. T. c. McReynolds, Mrs. B. B. Mccall, Mrs Daniel Francis, Mrs. E. W. Baum, Mrs. Ralph Cameron, Mrs. William l.. Pinney Mrs. l.. E. Pascoe, Mrs David IF. Johnson, Mrs. s. Harry Robertson and Mrs l.. E. Hewins. On Friday aft ernoon Mrs. Miller gave the second of her series, bridge being the feature. Present on this occasion were Mrs. Percy Mines. Mrs. John Aitken, Mrs. F. s. Clark, Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. George Barney, Mrs. George Lilley, Jahnson.
 DeliqhtfuI Southerner
 Dinner Dance Incentive
 Mrs. Charles Parker a delightful wis itor from the south, was the incentive for a charmingly planned dinner given last evening by MT. and Mrs. Edward F. Parker at their North Central ave nue home. Acacias carried out a yell low decorative scheme in the dining
 room and the living room where danc- 1 ing was enjoyed.
 Valentine Bridge Event
 Given Thursday Afternoon 1 Mrs. F. c. Struckmeyer gave a Val entine bridge Thursday afternoon that
 was one of the particularly attractive events of the gay week. Red sweet peas and carnations were used effect lively while hearts carried out the Val.
 entine idea that was accentuated in tlA 1 tally cards. Those there were Mrs 1 Thomas F. Campbell, Mrs. Joseph H 1 Kibbey Mrs. Oliver P. Morton, Mrs Joseph Sherburne Jenckes, Mrs 1 Charles Stauffer, Mrs William L. Pin ney, Mrs. C. H. Young and Mrs. George w. Brown. / MT. and Mrs. Hartranft
 Leave for California
 Mir and Mrs. Winfield Hartranft lief Tuesday for San Francisco where they
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Mrs. Leslie Wilson Epde MiSif Tn CitV

Mrs. Leslie wilson has returned to her home in BinghamtOn after qe- Iiob+f,Ii FerT weeks in Phoenix with her danphter zTiss Priscilla Wilson. Miss Wilson plans to remain heIe .,, uIi1lI i0t ~, in the season, when she VIII SO '' Hawaii
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Returns From College To
 Czaod Rasf If Year Here

Miss Genevive Cope. a pretty and nopular member of the sub debutante set. returned to Phoenix Tuesday from the state university, where she en- rolled in the autumn. She plans to stay at home for the remainder Of the year, devoting her time to the study of music.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Fs-s~ell Tea Given For Chicago Visitor

\ farewell tea in honor of Mrs. c. W. Carr of Chicago who wintered here was given Friday afternoon by her
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Sons or Revolution
 To Banquet At Club

Arizona Sons of tho American Revo-
 lution will give its 18th annual banquet on the evening of the twenty-third at the Woman's club The dinner out of courtesy to the Shriners who hold in stallation on the night of Washington's s birthday has been set for this date and
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

North Second avenue. the table deco ration being particularly effective. The forty guests were seated at one large table and later enjoyed a delight ful dance, the music being furnished by the Pixley orchestra.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Country Club Calendar RenIete With ENents

The dance at the Country club on Thursday evening was delightfully."- in formal and as such an affair proved pleasurabIe to the many in attendance. The club members are looking forward with pleasurable anticipation to the Valentine bridge dinner which is not able event on the club calendar for Feb A.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06

the hour placed at 6:3O o'clock that the Sons, many of whom belong to the Shrine, might attend the dance later in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Ferguson Entertain At Dinner Event

MT. and Mrs. William E. Ferguson were informal dinner hosts Tuesday evening. their guests being MT. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater. Mir. and Mrs Roy Wayland. and John Rinker kibbey
Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
To Give Informal Tea In Hnnnr of Bride Elect
Mir. and Mrs. Lon Keller informal Dinner Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Lon Keller gave an informal dinner Wednesday evening at their country place on North Gen. tral avenue. Those there included MT. and Mrs. sydney J. Ross Mir and Mrs, Barry Goldwater, and John Rinker Kibbey.