Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Attractive Luncheon
Planned for Future
Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen will give one
of the large events Of the near flu
ture, entertaining with luncheon at
the Country club, February 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy WayIand
Entertain at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wayland gave a
dinner of 10. covers Monday evening.
Red and pink roses combined in an
artistic decoration.
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Charming Visitor Is
Honor Guest at Tea
Mrs. J. Neal Harris will be hostess
Of the week, entertaining Tuesday
with a bridge tea, in honor of Mrs.
Vincent Paul of Hollywood.
win Reside
In Pasadena
Their legion OF friends will regret
TO know OF the approaching depart
ure OF Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Cohen.
who are leaving in the spring to take
up their permanent residence in
Pasadena.
Informal Bridge
Forms Pleasant Diversion
Miss Harriet Hurley added to the
weeks events with an informal
bridge Thursday afternoon. Three
tables were present.
Desert Supper
Proves Happy Affair
William Bender and John Miller
of Pasadena were hosts Of a desert
picnic supper wednesday evening.
The event. which was one of the most
pleasurabIe of the gay week, was en-
Joyed by Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Kings
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rowlands.
AR. and Mrs. Tom Dunbar, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. A. Gillespie. Or. and Mrs
Robert Wallace Craig. Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Dunbar. Mr.. and Mrs. Avery
Corpstein, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph c.
Green, Mrs. w. d. Hoover, Mrs. Fred
Pole Hampton, Mrs. II. X. Shelton
of Tucson, Miss Laura Browne of
Cassou.
Gov. and Mrs. Campbell
Are Dinner Hosts
Governor and Mrs. Thomas f.
Campbell were dinner hosts last
evening when they entertained Mr.
and Mrs. William Babbitt and Miss
Blanche FIordan OF Flagstaff.
Delightful Bridge
Compliments Easterners
In compliment to Mrs. George o.
Carpenter Of st. Louis and Mrs. John
Kinney OF New York, Mrs. A. G..
Utley gave a delightful bridge Thurs
day afternoon. Her home on the
Mcdowell road was attractively dec
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ley assisted her mother in receiving.
Asked to meet the guests of honor
were Mrs. Thomas F. Campbell. Mrs.
S. d. Tuttle, Mrs Louis Sands. Mrs.
Walter Talbot, Mrs. Ancil Martin.
Mrs. John Megnelgar, Mrs. Howard
S. Reed, Mrs. A. j. Chandler and
Mrs Hugh z. Campbell.
Bridge Luncheon Is
Event Of Next Week
Mrs l.. B. Heard Mrs. Dwight E.
Heard and Mrs. Bartlett Heard will
entertain with a bridge luncheon at
the Woman's club Friday.
viii Make Tour
OF Western Coast
Mrs. Carleton Wood will be missed
from smart spring functions. having
left last evening for the Californian
coast. She was accompanied by her
brother, Henry sylvester, and plans
to tour with him the next few months. |
Smart Bridge Luncheon
Contributes to Pleasure
Mrs. Louis sands contributed to !
the gayety with a srnartly arranged |
bridge luncheon Tuesday at her |
home. Manistee Ranch. The valen- |
tine idea was cleverly carried out in |
the decorative scheme, while the /
floral features were expressed in pink |
Seyen tables were pres /
ent'and attractive prizes were award
ed each table.
Bride Elect Given
Bridge and Shower
Mrs. Jack Ferguson gave a valen-
tine affair Tuesday afternoon in COM
pliment TO Miss Mary Joe Ceilings, +
a much -feted bride elect The val
entine idea was carried out in the
OF the Ferguson home on
North seventh street. A miscellane-