Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
AMATEUR PLAY
 |S|NTEREST|NG
 SOCIETY EVENT

The something different" sched- uled this week gives interest to af- fairs not to be found in the usual run of dinners, dances and bridge. Anna teur theatricaIs always have fas- cination for society, and when its favorite members appear in the pro- duction, the interest is manifold. A one-act farce that Is to be presented at the Country club Wednesday even- ing is not only attracting the interest of club members but the public in general, which will make up the audi ence which will witness the clever performance at the club house. The cast is rehearsing religiously under the capable direction of Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard. Mrs. Avery Corp stein will take the lead, while other equally well known amateurs who will take part include Mrs. Lou Ella
 Archer, Mrs. Tom Dunbar, Celora
 Martin Stoddard, Lester Byron. R.
 Allyn Lewis, and W. W. Kingsbury.
 Other features of the evening will be
 8 dance number by Mrs. Marvin
 Smith and a male quartet arranged
 by Donald Dunbar will also con- tribute to the enjoyment. Chief Justice and Mrs. EhOoH fNf0 Chief Justice and Mrs. Henry D.
 Ross were dinner hosts last evening when they entertained eight guests
 at their home on North Central ave- nue.
 Country Club Bridge
 Luncheon Gay Affair The Country club bridge luncheon Wednesday was one of the most de- 1 lightful events of the gay week. A number of club members entertained preceding the bridge, at which Mrs.
 F. W. Baum captured the prize. Mrs. Baum was in the party given by Mrs. l H. M. Fennemore, whose guests were Mrs. George Broadway and Mrs. A. l.. Moore. Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth pre- sided over a charming affair in honor | of her mother, Mrs. J. Thompson | Graham, her guests numbering 12. | Mrs. F. J. Bennitt was another host ess, giving cleverly arranged lunch | con in honor of Mrs. Thomas Dunbar and Mrs. Charles McArthur. Covers were laid for 12. Mrs. s. J. Bucking- cluding Mrs. O. P. Johnson, Mrs.
 Earle Nash and Mrs. M. H. McCalla. Local People Are Spending l Week End at Hot Springs Mir. and Mrs. Phil Twohy and Lee l Wilson are week-ending in Castle Hot Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur T. Esgate
 Entertain for Bride-Elect
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur T. Esgate gave a eharmingly arranged dinner at the | Country club Tuesday evening fin honor of Miss Eva Behn. whose mar
 riage to William Ridgely Chapline was an event of the following day
 Their guests were Miss Behn and MT. l Chapline, MT. and Mrs. Theorn Fa- gan, Mrs. H. K. Behn, Miss Edna Paulson and Lieutenant George Chap line, U. s. N.
 Mrs. Charles K. Pishon
 Gives Attractive Tea
 Mrs. Charles K. Pishon, who has contributed to the autumn's social l calendar with a series of teas, gave ] a particularly attractive affair Tues | day afternoon at apartments at the Powers. American beauty roses dec- orated with pleasing effect. There 1 were present Mrs. William Corpstein, | Mrs. Lester Byron, Mrs. O. P. John l son, Mrs. Henry Sullivan, Mrs. Avery | Corpstein, Mrs. Charles R. King. Mrs. 1 Guy Alsap, Mrs. J. Neal Harris. Miss Elrile Dameron and Miss Katherine | O'Reilly.
 MT. and Mrs. Donald McQueen ] Are to Be Breakfast Hosts MT. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen will give a breakfast this morning at their home in Mesa Twelve guests will 1 be present.
 Mrs, J. Neal Harris Hostess l At Informal Bridge Event
 Mrs. J. Neal Harris gave an in- formal bridge Thursday afternoon | when she entertained a few guests al her country home. Those there in cluded Mrs. Charles K. Pishon. Mrs William Corpstein, Mrs. Harold Gold berg, Mrs. Hugh $. Antrim, Jr, Mrs
 Lester Byron, Mrs. O. P. Johnson, Mrs. W. H. Watkins, Mrs. Vernon Dat Mice O'TQnit1xy