Arizona republican., 1922-02-26


r Hampton and Mrs. ". S. North
Jr.
Are Expected Home
From California
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Gillespie are ex-
pected to return within a day or two
from brief stay in Southern
California.
Christening Ceremony
At PiekreIl Home
William Smith Pickrell Jr. was
christened at a pretty ceremony Sun
day at the Pickrell home on the Nc
Dowell Road, BishoD Atwood offici-
ating. Mrs. C.. r. Ainsworth was
named as the godmother of the
young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pickrell,
while he is blessed with two god
fathers. Dean Scarlet and DR.. Harry
Stoever. Only relatives were present
at the christening.
Will Spend Two Weeks
At Castle Hot Springs
Mrs. Lou Ella Archer and Mrs. Carl
Anderson are leaving today for
two weeks stay at Castle Hot
Springs. Mrs Archer and her mother.
Mrs. George Archer only recently re-
turned from the California coast
where they spent fortnight.
Returns Home After
Year in East
Mrs. Marshall Waite who has been
in New Haven for the past year, is
again established in her country
home near Glendale. Her sister. Miss
Doris Hamilton, accompanied her
west and will be her guest until late
in the spring.
Popular Musicians ls
Diner Guest
Henry Souvaine who was feted ex-
tensively by the musical set last week
was the dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs
H. NJ. Fennemore, Friday evening.
Will Entertain In
Honor Of Bride Elect
Mrs. Victor Kolberg will be among
those who will contribute to the
spring calandar entertaing early in
March in honor OF Miss Ruth Kol-
berg whose engagement to Harry
Mitten was announced recently.
Compliment Guests With
Delightful Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Jefferson OF
West Willetta street were dinner
hosts Tuesday evening in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Walton and
Colds and ferns formed the effective
decoration Covers were laid for the
guests of honor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Powell, Mrs. David Bellyead
and David Bellyeard Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. SehuiIer
Leave for Coast
To the regret Of their legion of
friends in Phoenx, Mr.. and Mrs Gar
rett Schuiler left last evening for the
Californian coast where they will
take up their permanent residence.
Many Gay Events fer
Or. and Mrs. Larson
The. departure of pr. and Mrs r. |
i. Larson for Inspiration Mines with
in q day sor two will be deeply re-
gretted by their many friends. The
days preceding their leaving town
are being made gay with events in
ners were on last weeks calendar IN
their compliment, their hosts among
others being Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett
Heard, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Byron
and DR.. and Mrs. Earl Tarr.
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Picnic at Fort 10
Pleasant Outing
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Creighton, Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Luhrs. Mr.. and Mrs.
George H Lutgerding were in party
that picnicked at Fort Nc Dowell
Sunday. Small dessert picnic suppers
will be in vogue with the approach
OF warm weather, q, number of such
events already having been an
nounced on the calendar.
Return to Tuseon
After Delightful visit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Monroe returned
Friday to Tuscon after a delightful
stay Of several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. James.
Spend Holiday As
Guest Of Ciassmate
Joe Thompson, the young son OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. e. Thompson who is
attending the state university, spent
the washington Birthday holiday in
town, the guest of Allan Campbell,
son of Governor and Mrs. Thomas E.
Campbell.
EaSxorH Nl0iI0P tg
Incentive for Bridge
Mrs. Willard Sherrick gave bridge
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Pearl Cox
of Long Beach being the inspiration
for the event Attractive prizes were
won by, Mrs. r. E. Blake and Mrs. c.
r. Meister Those there were Mrs
Cox, Mrs. Harry Warner, Mrs. Ralph
Horine, Mrs. Vernon Clark. Mrs. Ver- |
non Towers, Mrs. Barney Hodgins
Mrs. G. r. Meister, Mrs. Lloyd Brass,
Mrs. NJ. d. Wilson, Mrs. John Loomis,
Mrs. Re. p. Blake, Mrs. Albert Smith |
and Miss Mildred Harbict of HannI-
bal. Mo.
Spring Blossoms
Adorn Luncheon Tables
Attractive among the weeks events !
was the bridge luncheon given by |
Mrs. William Kennedy Humbert and |
Mrs. Charles Orme at the Country !
club Friday. A wealth of spring |
blossoms and marigolds gave sug-
gestion OF the approaching spring
season and the arrangement OF bloom
was particularly artistic. Those there !
included Mrs. George Goodrich, Mrs.
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