Arizona republican., 1921-02-06
Prominent Hawaiian Entertained Here

Akaiko Akana, who was the guest of Captain and Mrs. J. w. Crenshaw for a week left Friday for California He plans to sail from San Francisco on Tuesday for Honolulu after being in this country several months in the in terests of the rehabilitation bill now pending in congress. The interesting Hawaiian was entertained delightfully."- while here one of the most charming affairs being the dinner in his honor over which Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard presided. Her other guests were Cap tain and Mrs. Crenshaw, MT. and Mrs Thomas Flint Nichols, MT. and Mrs. Howard $. Reed and MT. and Mrs. George Curtis
 Bridge Luncheon On
 Thursdays Calendar
 Mrs. George Brockway and Mrs. A. L. Moore are entertaining with a bridge luncheon Thursday at the formers home on East Portland street Mrs. w. S. Goldsworthy Gives Bridge Luncheon Mrs w. s. Goldsworthy gave bridge luncheon of IS covers Friday at her home on West Roosevelt street. Roses and sweet peas decorated with charming effect.
 | Down Town Dinner
 Event of the Week
 Roy s. Goodrich was a. dinner host | at the Splendid Monday evening when he entertained Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brownfield, MT. and Mrs. Lon Keeler and Mir. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater-
 
 The Thomas Dunbars
 Leave for the Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Dunbar left Friday evening for a months absence on the coast. They plan to return to Phoenix for few weeks before going to their home in Chicago. Club Tennis Luncheon
 Attracts Large Number
 There were an unusually large mum Der of parties at the tennis luncheon at the Counthy club on "Wednesday Among those who entertained was Mrs A. M. Tuthill whose guests included Mrs. P $. Salisbury. Mrs Webo Griffen. Mrs Francis H. Redew1ll. Mrs Roy Parsons, Mrs. smith P1ckreli, Mrs' William O. Sweek. Mrs. KimbaI Ban mister, Mrs. Paul Bennett, Mrs Edwln Doris. Mrs. Edwin S. Bakes, Mrs. George Goodrich, Mrs. H. L. Larson and Miss Dorothy Tuthin. Mrs John H Page presided at another table hei guests being Mrs. Thomas Dunbar, Mrs Beeckman Lorrilard. Mrs. Jack kow lands, Mrs Donald Dunbar. Mrs Ton Dunbar, Mrs. B. A Gillespie MT 5
  [ Mrs. w J. Kingsbury, Mrs k W Craig. Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard ! Mrs. A. G. Dulmage and Mrs. w. Montgomery. Others who presided a smaller affairs were Mrs. Robert Metz , Her. Mrs. Donald Mcqueen Mrs Georg' Cooke and Mrs. John Longan-
 
 Wedding of Interest
 To Take Place Monday , An interesting event Of tomorrow afternoon will be the wedding Of Mis-
 Dorothy Cross, daughter of MT en'
 Mrs. A. B. Cross of Los Angeles an
 Arthur Potter. state credit manager Q 1 the Union oil company The event VII |. take nlace at St. Mary's church an . will be attended by the close friends O r the young folk who will take up tnel ]. residence at ISIS West Monroe suee'
 Mrs. Cross and her daughter Will arrlV
 from the coast this morning anu VI
 be- guests of Mir. and Mrs KaIp
 Willard. Tonight Miss Cross ana Nil k Potter will be the guests or nonr a. 6 smart dinner at the Arizona ciup- M s Potter is one of the best known a1l }. liked young business men or the stat
 and his bride-elect is a charming Caii
 fornia girl who is exceedingly poPula
 on the coast.
 = Mrs. Marvin Smith Hostess t At Country Club Affair It Complimentary to Miss Ailce Iefi # of Detroit, Mrs. Marvin Smith gave ,- charmingly planned luncheon at IT Country Club Thursday. Sweet pes d and violets combined in an eftecuN
 decoration the corsage favors were , i violets Five hundred was playeo | tha afternoop the prizes being won