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Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
Mrs. w. L. Pinney Gives Bridce Tea For Visitor

Mrs. E. L. Coldren of Carrizozo was the guest of honor at a bridge tea given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. William L. Pinney. Quince blossoms made a charming springlike decoration The highest scores at bridge were made by Mrs. W. s. Norviel and Mrs George Christy
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
R. w. Welch, and Miss Elizabeth Hodger.
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R. W. Welch, and Miss Elizabeth Hodger.
 Mrs. w. S. Heflin Presides At Attractive Luncheon
 Mrs. w. S. Heflin presided over charmingly arranged bridge luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs. G. F. Heflin who will leave the latter part of the month for California Pink sweet peas and marigolds were used with telling effect while the St Patrick suggestion was carried out in the place cards and favors. Mrs. T. B. Irvine assisted in receiving The guests numbered bo- Mrs. c. H. Akers Gives the
 Fifth of Series of Events
 Mrs c. H. Akers gave pleasantly planned luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Tom Akers, the affair being the fifth of the series given by Mrs. Akers this spring. Pink roses were used in effective decoration The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. R. c. Saufley, Mrs. Harry Kay and Mrs. s. J. Buckingham. MT. and Mrs. c. w. David Entertain at Dinner | Mir and Mrs. c. W. David gave a dinner of eight covers Thursday eve ming at their apartment at the Sun court in honor of MT. and Mrs Fred Tatum of Wenden-
 Give Bridge Affair In ] Honor of Pennsylvanians 1 Mir. and Mrs. Smith Pickrell enter t-ained two tables of bridge Friday eve ming in honor of MT. and Mrs. Henry 1 Stoever of Pennsylvania. Those there l included MT and Mrs. Stoever, Judge and Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth, MT. and Mrs E. J. Bennitt, MT. and Mrs. Gordon | Tweed, and Mrs c. O. Ellis. 
 Mrs. Fred A. WooIsey Is Hostess at Ranch House ! Mrs. Fred A WoolSey presided over an informal luncheon at the Ranch | House Tuesday, entertaining Mrs s. D Futile, Mrs Charles E. Howard and Mrs. R. ". Smith of Manistee- Mir. and Mrs. E. E. ElIinWood Guests of Honor at Dinner l In honor of MT. and Mrs B. E. Ellin- | wood of Bisbee, Mrs. c. O. Ellis gave a smartly arranged dinner at the Country club last evening. Her guests num- | bered If.
 Entertains In Honor Of Visitors From California Complimentary to Dr. and Mrs $ D. Futile, who are here from the coast for the spring months MT. and Mrs. E E. Pascoe gave smartly appointed dinner Wednesday evening Fresias ol
 the rainbow shades featured the deco | rative scheme Covers were laid fol l Dr. and Mrs. Futile, MT. and Mrs
 William L. Pinney. MT. and Mrs. Emi
 Gang, MT. and Mrs. e. M. Scott, MT
 and Mrs. Fred A Woolsey, Mrs R. w
 Smith and Miss Marian Pascoe.
 Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Dameron
 Informal Dinner Hosts
 Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Dameron gave al
 informal dinner last evening entertain
 ing eight guests at their home O
 North Fifth avenue
 Two Visitors Guests at
 Weil-appointed Luncheon
 Jointly in honor of Mrs. Lucie J. Hi
 of San Francisco and Miss Eleano
 Sloan. who is here from Washingto
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20

 PROM|SESMANY
 SOCIAL EVENTS

Although the Lenten season is drift ing by with no cessation of the gayety mat marked the winter season, Easter is promising even more in the way of smart entertaining. There will be any number of affairs in April, events for the visitor and the bride be, with a number of benefit functions and the usual Country club activities to add to the enjoyment. Miss Maud Stewart
 whose engagement to Lee Moore was a recent announcement, will be exten-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20

sively feted, while it is said the engage ment of another popular girl is to be made public before summer. Mrs Howe Allen Williams of San Diego, Mrs. George Hahn of Los Angeles, Miss Marie McCarty of San Francisco are a few of the out of town guests who will be the incentive for spring func- tions.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
Luncheon Celebrates
 Birthday Anniversary
Mrs. R. B. Butler Hostess at We'll planned Bridoe Event

Mrs. R. B. Butler was hostess of the week, giving prettily appointed bridge at which the St. Patrick idea was fea- tured in the decorations. Mrs. F. A. Beane made the highest score. Those there included Mrs. A. H. WestfaIl.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
Miss Maude Stewart Is
 IncentiNe For Affair

incentive TOT Aftatr
 Miss Maude Stewart, whose engage ment to Lee Moore was recently an- nounced, was the incentive for de- lightful tea yesterday afternoon given by Miss Mary Christy and Miss Doris Christy. The living rooms were trans formed into a veritable spring garden with a wealth of blossoms while blue birds added to the effect An interest ing feature of the occasion was the delightful reading by Mrs. Franklin McCluskey while Mrs. Armand Jeancon contributed to the enjoyment with a group of songs. The guest list included Miss Stewart, Mrs. W. H. Stewart, Mrs. Joe Brown, Mrs. Phil Brooks, Mrs. Franklin McC1uskey, Mrs. Harold Coke, Mrs. Elisha s. Powers. Mrs. Ar mand Jeancon, Mrs. Herb Hershman, Mrs A J. Meriweather, Mrs. Roy Stew art, Miss Ferne Johnson, Miss Bernice Stewart, Miss Helen Brooks Miss Jean Armstrong, Miss Dorothy Allen. Miss Helen Plath, Miss Florence Royce. Miss
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
Daughter of Late Bishop

Mrs. Howe Allen Williams of San Diego will come to Phoenix for the dedication of the cathedral, which cere- mony will be held early in April. Her father. the late Bishop Kendriek, was the first bishop of the diocese and one of the best beloved officials connected
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20

with the church. His daughter plans to be in Phoenix several weeks as the guest of Mrs. Roy Parsons. She will be joined by MT. Williams late in the spring, when they plan to visit the City of Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20

Edith Harrison. Miss Caroline Christy, Miss Mamie Kelly. Miss Angela Mar shall, Miss Mary Jo Ceilings, Miss Christine Calvin, Miss Marian Haldi man, Miss Mary Culver and Miss Gladys Kelly.
 MT. and Mrs. Hal Bennett
 Leave For Coast Home
 MT. and Mrs. Hal Bennett returned to Los Angeles Wednesday after a several days stay in town the guest of the Walter Bennetts. Entertain In Honor Of Mrs. Wesley w. knorpp
 Mrs. Webb Griffen entertained a few guests informally Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Wesley w. Knorpp.
 Entertains Group Of Young Friends At Theater Party i Miss Jean Mcintyre entertained a group of her young friends with a theater party yesterday followed by tea at the home of Mrs. Paul Bennett on West Lynwood street. Mrs. E. L.. Down. | ing and Mrs. Bennett chaperoned the party which included the young host ess, Miss Sylvia Lewis, Miss Marcia Van Der Veer, Miss Christine TuthiIl, Miss Eleanor Alexander and Miss Clara Van Doorn.
 1 Luncheon Celebrates
 Birthday Anniversary
 In celebration of the birthday of Mrs Morris F. Loose. charmingly arranged luncheon was given Wednesday at a down town restaurant. Jonquils and ferns combined in an effective decora- tion- Covers were laid for Mrs. Loose | Mrs. William Faires, Mrs. Tom Thorn
 ton, Miss Lucille Schnebly, Miss Ger
 trude Fogle, Miss Ruth Betts. Miss
 Pearl McElhaney, Miss Fern Johnson
 Miss Marion Jackson, Miss Sada Pres
 ley, Miss Dorothy Palmer and Miss
 Gladys Jones'
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20
Miss Marie McCarty Here For Stay If Two Months

Miss Marie McCarty who was great social favorite when here a year ago, has returned for a two months visit with her sister, Mrs. Lon Keeler. Sac arrived from San Francisco early ln the week.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20

spring, when they plan to visit the City of Mexico.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clay Leonard Are Hosts at Bridge Affair
 Mir. and Mrs. Clay Leonard recently gave a bridge that was one of the pleasant informal affairs of spring. The highest scores were made by Mrs. George Brown and B. E. Marks. Those there were MT and Mrs. Oliver F. Nor ton, MT and Mrs. C. H. Akers, pr. and Mrs. L. D. Dameron, MT. and Mrs. Otho Handley, Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Wittlesey, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. St. Claire. MT. and Mrs. E. Marks, MT. and Mrs. George A. Mintz and Mrs. George Brown Return to Tucson Home
 After Ten Day Visit Here
 Mrs John Martin and Mrs. Madge Martin MeElhiney returned to Tucson Friday after a ten days stay in town the guests of Mrs. Earl T. Hazelett- New York Couple Guests
 Of Honor at Dinner Event
 MT. and Mrs. Cleveland F. Dodge, Jr., of New York were guests Of honor at small dinner given by MT. and Mrs. Charles Le Boutillier at the Ranch House Thursday evening. Asked to meet the compIimented guests were MT.
 
 Mrs. Martin Le Boutillier. MT. and Mrs Dodge have been in the west for the past several weeks, their motor tour in Arizona taking them to the various points in the state where the Phelps Dodge interests are located. Is Hostess At Informal
 Bridge Tea on "Wednesday
 Mrs. Paul Ceilings gave an informal bridge tea Wednesday afternoon, using St. Patrick conceits in the decorative arrangements. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. John D. Harris and Mrs. Bryan Akers.
 Mrs. James B. Gillespie Is Luncheon Hostess Mrs. James B. Gillespie, who has given a delightful series of luncheons this spring, gave particularly attrac- | tive affair at the Ranch House Thurs | day when she entertained eight guests | in honor of Mrs. James E. Adams of | Quincy. Mrs. Adams who spent the winter here with her daughter, Mrs. Garrett Schullar, is planning to leave | shortly for her home
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Melcxer
 Spending Day In Tucson | MT. and Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer are l in Tucson over Sunday. They are guests of the Herbert Drachams.
 Miss Mary Sloan Returns
 For Nhe Easter Vacation | Miss Mary Sloan returned yesterday from Stanford university to spend the | Easter vacation with her parents Judge and Mrs. Richard E. Sloan
 Many Entertain at
 Country Club Affair l The Country club continues to at- 1 tract large numbers at the Wednesday | tennis luncheons- Mrs. C. F. Ainswortf
 was one of the hostesses of the week 1 giving the last of a series of affairs I which she has entertained this spring
 in honor of Mrs. Henry Stoever O Pennsylvania Her guests numbered
 eight Mrs. B. A. Gillespie presided a
 another table having IA guests wh,
 were asked to meet Mrs. John Martin
 and Mrs. Madge Martin McElhiney O.
 Tucson. Mrs. Kimball Bannister aIst
 gave an affair entertaining nine.
 Mrs. Floyd StahI Hostess
 To Her Card Club Monday
 Mrs Floyd Stahl entertained the cart
 club to which she belongs Monday aft ernoon. The members present wer, Mrs. William Bertram, Mrs. Aver, Corpstein, Mrs. Ben Stanton, Mrs. Ar thur Taylor, Mrs Paul Ceilings, Mrs
Arizona republican., 1921-03-20

for month, Mrs. Lou Ella Archer gave a clever luncheon at the Country club yesterday. An effective decoration carried out a green and white color scheme Covers were laid for Mrs. Hill, Miss Sloan, Mrs. Harold Baxter, Mrs. Harry Carson. Mrs. Donald Dunbar. Mrs. Warren McArthur, Mrs. Sydney J. Ross, Mrs. Francis H. Redewill Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs. Garrett Schullar, Mrs. Foster H. Rockwell, Miss Harriet Hurley and Miss Ruth Jessop. Mrs. Paul Bennett Hostess At Informal Tea Affair
 Mrs. Paul Bennett gave an informal tea Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Hal Bennett of Los Angeles. Those there were Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Charles Stauffer, Mrs. Sydney J. Ross, Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs. Jack Rowlands, Mrs. Webb Griffen, Mrs. Kimbell Ban mister, and Mrs. Ernest Bennett. Mrs. SeIm J. Nicholson | Is Wednesday Hostess Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson gave an in- formal tea Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Joe Blum of Fl Paso. Ferns and flowers featured a green decorative scheme and the St. Patrick | idea was accentuated in the favors. Twelve guests were present. Leaves For Los Angeles After Visit With Mother Mrs Elisha s. Powers who has been the guest of her mother Mrs. w. H. | Stewart, for the past several weeks, left | Friday for a fortnight's absence in Los | Angeles. She will return to Phoenix | for a brief period en route to her home | in Maine.
 Mrs. Charles korrick to |
 Mrs. Charles Korrick, who has been absent on the coast for a few weeks, | will return home this morning. She | will be accompanied by her sister, Miss Bessie Becker of Seattle, who will be the incentive for a number of affairs during her stay of two months in Mrs. J. R. RaI.tead Gives Luncheon at Ranch House
 Mrs J. R. Halstead gave a luncheon of eight covers at the Ranch House Friday in compliment to Mrs. Joe Blum of Fl Paso-
 San Francisco Woman Is
 Guest of Sister In City
 Mrs. Lucie J. Hill and her small daughter, Miss Myra Hill, are here from San Francisco to spend two months with Mrs. W. F. Deity. Mrs Hill is a frequent visitor in Phoeni1 and is always extensively feted-
 Miss Etta Kaufman Not
 To Visit Phoenix Until April
 Miss Etta Kaufman of San Francisco who was expected in Phoenix thi week, has changed her plans and vii f not arrive until April 10. She will b' , the guest of Mrs. David Goldberg. , Mrs. w. L. Pinney Gives . Bridge Tea For Visitor
 Mrs. E. L. Coldren of Carrizozo wa the guest of honor at bridge tea givel Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. William L. Pinney. Quince blossoms made charming springlike decoration Tn , highest scores at bridge were made b, . Mrs. W. s. Norviel and Mrs Georg Christy.
 Mrs. M. E. Morin Hostess
 At Tuesday Bridge Affair
 Complimentary to Mrs. E. L. Coldrer
 Mrs. M. E. Morin gave a prettil planned bridge tea Tuesday at he home on North Second street. Tn '. prizes were won by Mrs. A l.. Moor . and Mrs. Coldren- Twenty guests wer e present.
 n Miss Maude Stewart Is
 Incentive For Affair
 Miss Maude Stewart, whose engage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
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Evening star., 1921-03-01
MERCHANT Marine
PLEA BY SENATORS
Allies Debt Also Topic at
Meeting of Southern Com
merciaI Congress.

On the eve of a change in the ad-
ministration of the government mem
bers of the Senate embracing conflicting
political faiths. in addresses delivered
before the Southern Commercial Con-
gress at the New Willard Hotel. today.
joined in a non-partisan plea for the
development of the American mer-
chant marine.
Senator Duncan l.. Fletcher or
Florida and Senator Frank b. Wills
of Ohio. successor in the Senate to
President-elect Harding. declared this
country must maintain its shipping If
it is to continue as a great world
power
The latter renewed the suggestion
which he made recently in an address
that foreign nations. as means or
paying their debts to the United
States. be invited to cede to this coun-
try their island possessions in the
West Indies.
There is much talk of canceling
Evening star., 1921-03-01
Self-Styled Jehouah
Makes Change in Date
for End of the World

DENVER. Colo. March !.
-Joshua "JehOvah" SykeS, self
styled king Of heaven md
earth. who left Sunday for
san Franciaco to begin serv-
ing nm eighteen month sentence
for obstruction Of the draft
during the war, returned to
Denver yeaterdny. He had q new
"vision.' he said. and left the
train Mt Cheyenne.
Sykes just departed from
Denver last ThurSdny to begin
his sentence, left the train mt
Cheyenne and returned. saying
he had n vision TINT the end
of the world would come before
March 4. He gathered his fol-
lowers together Saturday In
the "tempIe Of David" and held
n service extending until the
trnin time Sunday.
Before departing Sykes an
nOunced that his viaiOn of the
end Of the world had been re-
vtscd and thnt the end would
not come before next Saturday.
Evening star., 1921-03-01
WOMEN TO FIGHT H. c.
Delegates Pleased by Selection O
Mrs. C. C. Calhoun.

Delegates to the Southern CONNER
cial Congress. which convened here
today, expressed qualification over the
acceptance by Mrs. Clarence Critten-
den Calhoun Of the office Of president
general Of the woman's board Of the
congress. The belief was expressed
that the board will be able to do ef-
fective work in reducing the cost of
living. Mrs. Calhoun is understood to
have made some definite plans for the
womans auxiliary. which will be di-
rected toward bringing the producer
directly to the consumer without the
middleman.
Mrs. Calhoun became the president
of the Drama League of Washington
last November. She is a member Of
the National Penwoman's League and
vice president Of theWomen's Welfare
Association.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

Among feats of slow smoking, the
following would be hard to beat: That
Of M. Devoe Of Lille. France. who. a
by keeping his pipe alight for / hour
and So minutes: of NJ. Chataignon Of
Lyon. who occupied So minutes in
smoking a cigarette three inches
long. and Of Signor Ardini, an italian,
who drew his first whiff Of a cigar at
o'ciock ana his last at fve minutes
to S-ll5 minutes later.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

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Evening star., 1921-03-01

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The New York herald., 1921-06-19
MUSICALE AT SOUTHAMPTON
STARTS THE ENTERTAINING
David Bisphams Recital Given at New Parrish Memo
rial Hall-Vilas Being Opened in Delightful
Weather-Gayety for independence Day.

Miss Juliana Cutting opened b. ceI-
tage Monday and Miss Catherine Liv-
ingston arrived at her house Thursday.
Others now installed in their cottages
are Mr. and Mrs Lyttleton Fox. DR.. and
Mrs. Henry James. Mr.. and Mrs. Es-
mond p. O'Br:en. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G. Francklyn. Mrs. Charles r. Hender-
son. whose granddaughter. Miss cornelia
Robb. is visiting her; Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston. Jr., whose parents
are In Europe: Mrs. Arents Hum
phreys. Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Root. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles T. Mitchell. Mr.. and
Mrs Marshall II. Russell, MIR. and Mrs.
Alfred E. Schermerhorn, NJ. and Mrs.
George Barton French. Mr. and Mrs.
Lucien II. Tying. Mr.. George Warrington
Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Newell w. Tilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall J. Dodge Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur B. Claflin. Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Burial Hoffman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas c. Condor and Mrs. P. A.
Valentine.
Besides occupying her cottage on
First Neck lane Mrs. Valentine ami her
son. Mr.. Anderson Valentine. are en-
joying their recently completed camp
at North Sea. where there Is quite
colony of camps on Peconic Beach.
Mrs. Valentine is the first of the sum-
mer colony TO own a camp there, but
the idea Is already proving attractive to
others as the location and view are
most picturesque.
On June 80 Mr.. Edward Condor. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Condor.
will marry Miss Caroline Stevens OF
Castle Point. Hoboken. member of the
famous old Stevens family Miss Stevens
has been abroad since the announce
ment OF the engagement was published
last spring. but will return in a few
days. The wedding will attract many
guests from Southampton. where the
Condons have a charming summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus l.. Patterson have
arrived at their cottage. Their son. Mr..
Morehead Patterson. whose engagement
to Miss Elsie Parsons was announces,
Is in England, where his fiancee and her
grandmother. Mrs. Henry Clews. have
gone to join him Mr.. Patterson is COM
pleting his studies at Oxford University
and will be married TO Miss Parsons in
September in Lenox.
Mr.. Sydrey S. Breese. who recently
married Miss Paula Augusta Matsner,
has been for two weeks at Southampton
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin w. Krech arrived
at their cottage Thursday accompanied
by their daughter. Miss Margaretfkrcch
whose marriage 10 Mr. William Shelf
field Cowles. Jr. son of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Cowles. will take place here
on July and will be one of the most
lmpotant events OF the season. A large
reception and wedding breakfast will
take place after the ceremony at Hedge
rows. the summer home of the krechs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard Krech with their
two children are staying at the Maid
stone Inn until after the wedding, when
they will sail for Europe.
Mrs. John Turner Atterbury has been
spending a few days at the Meadow
Club.