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LeSieS Are
Host to Z
Governors

The Governors mansion was
thrown open Friday night, when
Governor Harry G. Leslie and Mrs.
Leslie received in honor Of their
guests, governors of seven states,
their wives and parties.
The house was a bower Of flow
ers. with tall green baskets Of
white peonies and pink roses,
twined with greenery, in all the
rooms. The receiving line formed
in front Of the fireplace, which was
banked with palms and ferns. A
plateau of cream colored roses
stood on the mantle Mrs. Leslie
received in gown of white satin
and lace, and wore a shoulder cor
sage of orchids.
Miss Mary White, official hostess
for her father, Governor George
White of Ohio, wore lovely gown
Of lowered chiffon. Mrs. L. G.
Hardman, wife of the Governor of
Georgia, wore chartreuse chiffon
trimmed with rhinestones.
Mrs. Ibra c. BlackWood, first lady
OF South Carolina, was gowned in
black chiffon with rhinestones. Mrs.
George Dern, Utah, wore jade green
silk, while Mrs. Henry S. Caulfield,
Missouri, was in blue and gold lame
Mrs. Ruckelshaus Presides
Miss Mary Sullivan sister of
Mayor Reginald Sullivan. wore
aggshell satin. Mrs. M E. Foley
was charming in a beaded gown Of
black and silver. Mrs. Irving
Lemaux wore white linen lace, and
Mrs. Gaylord Morton, white linen
lace, and rhinestone jewelry.
Mrs. Samuel Ralston, who assist
ed Mrs. Leslie, was goWned in pastel
lowered chiffon, and Mrs. Frank
Reynolds, another Of her assistants,
was in beige lace Mrs. Walter
Krull's frock was green lace, and
Mrs. Edward c. Jones, Anderson,
wore trailene of white lace.
Mrs. John c. Ruckelshaus, who
presided at the tea table, wore a
chiffon gown of flower garden pat
tern, and Mrs. Eben Wilcott, who
also poured, wore yellow crepe,
printed with black and white flow
ers. Mrs. Richard Lieber's gown
was of brown tucked net over
printed silk. Miss Luana Lee,
daughter of Wallace o. Lee, wore
white linen lace and blue slippers.
Miss Dorothy Cunningham re-
ceived with Mrs. Leslie in a stun
ming gown of white chiffon. All
the sponsors and assisting hostesseS
wores boulder corsages of orchids.
States Seal on Place Cards
The tea table, laid with a lace
cloth and the silver from the bat
tleship Indiana, a heavy pattern
embossed with the seal of Indiana,
was centered with low plateau Of
cream colored roses, and lighted by
white tapers in silver candleabrae.
The dining room also was lighted
by candles. Punch was served on
the porch Vari-colored lights
played from balcony at the side
Of the house overlooking Fall creek,
and lit the gardens.
The Governors visit will climax
with the state dinner to be held to-
night at the Columbia Club. Each |
Governor will have as his place
card his states seal, made and pre-
sented by students at the John Her
ron art school.
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Miss WyS0ng,
Bride-ELect, Is
Guest at Party

Mrs. George Walker entertained
Friday night with a bridge party
at her home, 223 East Forty sixth
street, in honor of Miss Gertrude
Wysong, whose marriage to DR..
Robert M, Brown, Marion. will take
place June II.
Daisies were used in decoration,
and appointments carried out the
brides yellow color scheme.
Guests included Mrs. Reese
Wysong, mother of the bride-elect,
Mesdames Thomas F. McNutt, Joel
a. Wilmoth, Richard Corya. Joseph
Buck, Gareth Hitchcock of Mil
waukee; Misses Catherine and
Lucinda Smith. Dorotha Berger,
Constance Roache, and Lucille
Ratcliff. The guests presented Miss
Wysong with llunge lamp.
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attendants Are
Selected for
Miss HOrStn1Gn

Miss Dorothy L. Horstman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Horstman,
whose marriage to Paul B. Billiard
will take place June 6 at Emmans
Lutheran church, has chosen her
attendants.
Miss Rosetta Eckerle, Louisville,
will be maid of honor, and Misses
Edna and Mildred Kritsch will be
bridesmaids. Miss Nadine Billiard,
sister of the bridegroom, will be
junior bridesmaid, and Dorothy
Meyer and Melva Adele Reeccius
will be flower girls.
Mr.. Billiards. best man will be
Burles NTcWillians, with his brother,
Norman Billiard, and Morris Miller
as ushers.
The bride-e1ect will be honored at
a party to be given Tuesday night
by the Misses Kritsch, at their
home, 1918 South Alabama street.
Mrs. Horstman entertained Wednes-
day night in honor Of her daughter.
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Woman S Club
Group to See
IRIS Gardens

Ten o'clock class of art depart
ment of Woman's Department Club
have been invited to visit the iris
gardens of Mrs. Helen Talge Brown,
near Carmel, Ind, from II to 2
Wednesday.
Members are asked to bring sand
wich luncheonS and meet at the
home of Mrs. H. B. Burnet, AIT
North Pennsylvania street, prompt
ly at 10. Mrs. Brown will serve cOf-
fee in the garden.
Mrs. w. D. Hamer. chairman of
the art department, has asked that
members with cars provide trans
portation for the group. She may
be called for further information.
Mrs. Hamer also asks that all
chairmen of committees arranging
for the garden party to be held by
the art department at Mrs. Burnets
home Wednesday, June 10, make
final reports at this meeting,
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Qualification trials at the In
dianapolis Motor Speedway last
week also were qualification trials
for the weil-dressed men and
women who watched interestedly
as the speed creations roared
around the track.
The above pictures show the
prevalence of the silk suit, with
bolero jacket for summer, and the
prominence the smart women
give to sport clothes.
Mrs. Maurice McNulty and Miss
Eileen O'Connor upper Left,
young women Of discrimination,
joined the fashion parade before
the paddock, wearing printed silk
suits, with short Jackets. and
spectator Sport shoac. Mrs. Nc
Nulty preferred the popular oil
the race straw nat, while Miss
O'Connor shaded her eyes with a
small bRiln. Notice their smart
gauntlet gloves.
Mrs. Wayne Kinnaird perched
on the fence dover rignt) rearing
to miss something. AS far as cos
tune goes, she missed nothing. -Aer
printed silk suit and tricorn with
Tile perky ornament in the from,
would qualify any day.
Miss Bartlett Thomas, is shown
with her sister, Mrs. Leonard
Lloyd, Fort Thomas, KY, former
ly of indianapolis, here for the
race upper right, was wearing
eggShell jersey, dotted around the
neck and cuffs with large black
and red appliqued circles. Her
panama hat and brown and white
sport shoes completed the costume.
mrs. Lloyd's dress was brown and
white printed silk with patent
leather belt, accordian pleated
peplum, and accordian pleated
ruffle edging the skirt. Her hat
was Of soft white felt.
Mrs. Howard Muller dover LETT,
who Ill other years has viewed the
race from the hospital, wearing a
nurses uniIolm, was enjoying ner
first leisurely view Of the track
Her sport outfit consisted Of sweat
er and skirt, jaunty silk scarf and
Agnes famous berct. in angora
WOOL
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PARTY WILL HONOR
SORORITY MOTHERS

indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Alpha Delta Pi sorority will enter
tain mothers Of members at a thea
ter party Monday night at English's
Guests also will include mothers of
members Of the active chapter at
Butler university.
Miss Harriet Jaehne is chairman
of arranements, assisted by Mrs
Iris Hinshaw Myers and Miss Helen
Adolay. Seats nave been reserved
for more than fifty guests.
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Union Chapter
to Hold Final
Years Meeting

Governor Oliver Perry Morton
chapter. Daughters Of the Union
will hold the final meeting of the
year Monday afternoon at the hcme
Of Mrs. A. w. Bowen, 5202 Wash
ington boulevard.
A Memorial day program has
been arranged. Mrs. c. j. Finch
viii recount her impressions of a
trip to Shiloh battlefield. Mrs. o
T. Behymer will sing a group of
Civil war songs in costume. and
Mrs. Emma J. Strobel will give pa
triotic readings. Mrs. c. E. Dill
lenbeck also will sing.
BY way Of contrast with this pro-
gram, Mary Catherine Silver and
Joseph Kersting will close the en-
tertainment with an Argentine
tango.
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T. JOAN CLUB TO
GIVE BRIDGE TEA

st. Joan of Arc Womens Club
will give bridge tea at Tuesday
afternoon at the parish community
hall, Forty-second and Ruckle
streets. A musical program will be
presented by Miss Victoria Mon
TAM, harpist. The tea table will be
decorated with garden flowers, and
orchid and green tapers. Those
who will pour are:
Mesdames William F. Merlin. Paul Gold
rick and Leland Crawford. assisted by Mes
danes Clara Slattery. Aaron Behr, Glenn
O'Connor. William P. Flynn, Albert L.
Buenagel Harry Scott. John WEIGH AL
bert j. Louck, Rex Yoong. Cecilia Vogel-
song. Louis j. Hoffman. Edward J. Freig-
hage and Francis Kelley.
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Dean Wells
to Address
Women

Indianapolis Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club will close
the years activities Thursday with
a banquet at the Woman's Depart
ment club house, 1902 North Me-
ridian street.
Dean Agnes Wells, dean of wom-
en- at Indiana university. will be
speaker. She viii discuss education
and its effect on women today. At
the close Of her speech. new officers
OF the club will be installed by Mrs.
Adah o. Frost. retiring president.
and recently elected president Of the
indiana Federation of Business and
professional Women's Clubs. New
officers are:
Misses Lucy Osborne. PRESIDENT: Louise
Foro' nrst vice-president: Mabel KEegelo.
second yice-president: Clara Vincent. cor
responding secretary: Jean Patton. record
ing secretary; Cora Schoeu. treasurer. and
MaFlorle Alnhers. auditor New directors
are misses Mayme Blades. Lenna Harvey.
eva J. Lewis and Blanche irish
Music will be furnished by the
metropolitan trio, composed of Mrs.
Mildred Warrick. Misses Mary Rog-
ers and Marcena Campbell.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS TO
HOLD CONTENTION

Annual convention of Pythian
Sisters of District will be held
Thursday at the Greenwood high
school building in Greenwood.
Program will open at l with a
call to order by Mrs. Hettie McKit-
trick, ID. D. C. c. Dinner will be
served at $50 in the dining room.
National temple, No. IT'S, will act
as hostesseS.
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WOMEN'S
GLIB TO MEET

Irvington Catholic Women's Study
Club will observe guest day Friday
at the home of Mrs. Mary B.
McNutt, 5438 Lowell avenue.
Professor John j. Haramy,
speaker, will have THE Holy Land"
as his subject. Vocal solos will be
given by H. J. OLeary. accompanied
by Mrs. Albert Ehrnesbergee, and
Doris Mcdonald will read.
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Ohio Governors Daughter Is
States Official First Lady

Il love my job because I'm SO
crazy about my dad" said Miss
Mary White, first lady" OF Ohio,
in speaking of her position as Of
fetal hostess for her father, Gov
ernor George White of Ohio. She
proudly introduced the Governor
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Wives of Governors who will go.
to French Lick Monday to at
tend the conference of Governors
will be entertained at breakfast
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Archibald
NJ. Hall, Denison hotel, will speak
on shawls. and wiz show her col
lection, believed to be the finest
privately owned collection in the
United States. Mrs, Hall has stud
led and lectured widely on shawls,
and is considered the highest au-
thority on them in this country,
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followed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hull,
Monon, Ind, were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell left for
honeymoon in Cincinnati, and will
be at home on their return at 1850
West Thirtieth street.
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marriage by Charles Kryter, Mr..
Kryter's father, will wear a gown
of pale blue chiffon with long lace
sleeves, a large pink picture hat
pink slippers, and carry Brides
roses and lilies Of the valley.
Robert Kryter and Albert Huevel
will be ushers
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton will be held at the new home
of the bridal couple They will take
a trip up the st Lawrence river
into Canada, and return in two
weeks.
Club Session Slated
Phi Delta Theta Mothers Club
will hold the last meeting of the
season Wednesday at the chapter
house, 7O5 Hampton drive. Lunch
con will be served at /, followed by
a business meeting at which Mrs.
John S. Boesinger, president, will
preside.
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Rose Mcnamara.
arranging a ban
quet for st. Johns
Alumnae Associ-
alton, to be held
Wednesday night
at the Columbia
CLUB in honor of
the 1881 gradual
ing class of the
a c a d my. Mrs.
Martini Porter will
De toa It master.
Misses Margaret
Fox. Julia Tim
mons. N arjorie
AFovvar
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MISS REIDY BRIDE OF
C, H. BECHERT

Before her mar
ria g e M ay 19.
Mrs. Charles H.
Beclaert was Miss
Kathryn Reidy. She
is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
Reidy, 335 North
Wallace street. The
marriag e took place
at Our Lady Of
Lourdes C h ur C h.
Her a t t e n d q n t S
we're Mrs. TIM
othy Hanlon, Miss
Elizabeth r Eddy,
her sister, and Miss
Gertrude Bechert.
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RECENT BRIDE TOURS EAST

Before her
marriage,
May 23,
Mrs. Richard
Norman
BGTter
1CGS
Miss Jane
Fargo.
She is the
daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. o. Fargo,
1881 Guilford
GUenue.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Batter
are on q
acedding trip
through
the east.
They aUiH be
at home
after June I
at 544f
Washington
boulevard.
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Senior class will and prophecy
were read, senior ivy planted, and
class songs were sung. The pro-
gram was in charge of Virginia
Roberts.
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Mrs. Launlan to Entertain

Mrs. John Layman will entertain
members and friends OF Alpha Tau
chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta sorority.
with card party Thursday night
at her summer home in Ravens
wood.
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Phi Pr Psi to Meet

Delta Rho chapter, Phi Pi Psi So
rority will meet Monday night at the
Chamber OF Commerce building.
Business session will begin at 8.
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International
Study Club

Seven years ago Mrs. Samuel R.
Artman organized five groups OF
women who enjoyed her informal
talks and urged her to give them
once a month. This organization
is now known as the International
Travel Study Club, Inc.
This year at the annual memo
rial and installation services forty
one chapter presidents and its Of
fcers will be Installed with Mrs.
Grace Linn Sandy, federation presl-
dent, and her officers.
Services are to be held in the
Woodruff Place Baptist church, at
3. Friday. Mrs. J. E. Holt, who for
the last three years has been in
charge Of arrangements, will again
conduct the memorial services and
give the pledge to officers. On the
program are:
Mrs. W. w. Wilson and Mrs. S l. Potter.
music: Mrs. F. G. spangler, Mrs. W E.
Lincoln, Mrs Robert Elngrin. Mrs. Bert
Robertson memorial quartet accompanied
bv Miss Elsie sutton: Miss Edna Phinney
harpist: Miss Helen Starost pianist. and
Miss Lillian Starest, violinist
Original readings will be given by
Mrs. Olive Mclean and Miss Ger
trude Lowell. Mrs. Artman will close
the service with an original poem,
international Visions" accompa-
MED by Miss Phinney at the harp.
Mrs. Mae Marcum Jacobs will rep
resent Truth and Justice" and
little Betty Jean Thompson the
Spirit of Light" Mrs Arthur Fry
and Miss Leona Thompson are color
bearers
All escorts and all taking part in
memorial services are requested to
be at the woodruff Place Baptist
church. corner of East Michigan
and Walcott streets, at $50 Thurs
day.
Zuyder Zee chapter will meet for
a covered dish luncheon at
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. j. E.
Holt, 1894 East North street. Mrs.
Samuel R. Artman and Mrs. Grace
Linn OdllQy Will NC 4lOAlO4CQ SdColo-
Mrs. Artman will give an original
skit. Next Door Neighbors."
Brazilian chapter met at the home
of Mrs. w. F. Arens, RavenSwood,
Thursday, for a covered dish dim
ner. Following Mrs. Ars-lan's lee
ture Mrs. Urla F. Ellis, reelected
president, appointed Mrs. George E.
Harvey public chairman; Mrs. 2.
B. Raub. membership chairman;
Miss Dora Klepfer, music chair
man, and Mrs. c. w. Sharp, pro-
gram chairman.
Mrs. M. B. Dunn of the Vene-
tan chapter has appointed the fol-
lowing committees:
Mrs. c. C Mclean. flag; Mrs. James
Kreglo. program: Mrs. John Gauchat. pub
Lefty: MIS- Ambrose Hamlyn parliament
tartan. Mrs. V. s. Crousore. membership:
Mrs. q. H. Thrasher. floral and sick; Mrs.
Gordon Mess. auditor; Mrs. Lowell Way
mire. hospitality.
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CHURCH ALUMNAE To
HOLD BANQUET

Miss Anna Barton is a member
Of a committee, headed by Miss
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Mrs. Bro1Cll to Be Host

Mrs. Agnes Brown. Is North Rural
street. will be hostess for a meeting
OF Alpha chapter. PLOmega sorority.
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Sorority VII Meet
Theta chapter, Pi Omicron So
rorlty, Will meet at Wednesday at
the Spink-Arms.
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Photo BY Plat.

Mrs. Edwin G. Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Hall are
on a wedding trip, following their
marriage May % at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence M. Moore, 4173 Guilford
avenue. They will be at home
after June IS at 1910 North Del
aware street. Miss Hall was for
merly Miss Dorothy Moore.
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Sorority to Meet
Alpha chapter. Gamma Alpha
sorority will meet at Monday at
the AntlerS.
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Mss Barton Meyer, Cenevieve
STATE and Bernadette Welch win
offer toasts.
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Guild to Hold Luncheon

Luncheon and business meeting
of Sunnyside Guild will be held at
Highland Golf and Country Club
Monday. Mrs. S. c. WATSON, chair
man, viii be assisted by.
Mesdames william S. Woerner T. ".
whitaker. Chantilla E White. Carl =.
Wood A. C caring. Glenn y. Hasa. =. Is.
Bowman 9. J. Bookvaiter and Charles
Nogales international., 1931-11-11
Tucsonians To
Visit Sonora

The next proposed trip that will
be taken by members of the Tucson
Natural History society will be into
the Altar district of Old Mexico and
will require two days and involve
more than 400 miles.
The party will leave Tucson and
meet at the Bowman hotel in No
gales at a. m. Saturday, Nov. 81.
From here they will go to Altar
via the old stage road through Saric,
La Reforma and OQultoa to Altar.
From Altar the return trip will be
made via Santa Ana and Magdale-
ma. The route passes along the trail
once travelled by Father Kino and
near the Arizunna mine from which
Arizona derived it's name according
to DR.. F. C. Lockwood Of the Un :
versity of Arizona, who will act as
lecturer on the trip.
DR.. Forrest Shreeves of the Des-
ert laboratory of Tucson, will be the
leader Of the party.
Sites of historical interest, natur-
al history and geology will be stud
led.
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TO ATTEND STATE
SCHOOL MEETING

Mrs. Rosa Farrell, Principal Of
the Harshaw School, district No. 7.
and Mr.. Leonard Curnow, Principal
of the Ruby School, district No. 10,
have been chosen by the rural
schools to represent them at the
business sessions of the Arizona Ed
ucational Association, to be held n
Phoenix Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Katherine Parker, Principal
of the Potrero School, District No.
21, has also been elected to attend
these meetings as an alternate dele
gate.
These delegates. together with the
delegates from the Nogales Schools,
A. j. Mitchell, City Superintendent
of the Nogales Schools, and F. E.
Westerland, Principal of the Nogal-
es High School, and r. H. thinner
man, Superintendent Of the Pata-
gonia Union High School, who is
delegate at large, and Mrs. Lula
R. Larilnore, County School Super
intendent of Santa Cruz County,
accompanied by Miss Lydia Pott-
hoff, County Red Cross Nurse, ex-
pect to leave tomorrow to attend
the general land business sessions
OF the association.
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SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF
SONORA CATTLEMEN WILL BE
HELD DURING RODE0 SHOW
Southern Pacific De Mexico Offering Greatly
Reduced Round Trip Fares To Persons
Attending RodeO

The Mexican Federal Govern
ment, the state of Sonora and the
city of Hermosillo are making ex-
tensive preparations assuring the
success of the rodeo to be held at
Hermosillo on November 81, %, and
% while the second annual meeting
of the Sonora State Cattlemen's
Association is furthering the inter-
ests of the cattlemen of the state.
The rodeo VII be international
in character in that Mexican char
ros will compete with American
cowboys. Mexican army officers with
their trained mounts will demon
Strate seemingly impossible feats OF
horsemanship. American cowboys
from all the border states have sent
in their entrance fee and wond-
erful and entertaining weekend is
ahead of those planning to visit
the capital of Sonora during these
Nogales international., 1931-11-11

mann, speaker of the day, by E. r.
Thurman.
Address by Speaker of the Day,
Noise Bergman.
America" will be played by the
25th Infantry Band, under the dir
ection of Bandmaster Leslie King.
1900 A. M-Adjourn for lunch.
200 P. M.-Football game at the
Nogales High School grounds,
Tombstone High versus Nogales
High.
400 P. M.--Polo game at the
Camp Little Polo Field, Circle "'z''
versus Nogales Polo Club.
900 P. M. Dance at the High
School Gym, given by the Booster
Club of the Nogales High School.
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BOWMAN HOST
AT DINNER PARTY

Writ c. Bowman, chairman of
the First National Bank, was host
to a number of friends at a very
delightful dinner-dance Saturday
evening.
Dinner was enjoyed at the Cavern
Cafe, followed by dancing at the
Club Royal. At the latter place spe-
cial numbers were played by the
famous Aqua Caliente five-p-ece
string orchestra brought here for
the bankers convention by Mr..
Bowman.
Covers were laid for Gov. George
w. P. Hunt, o. S. French of Phoe-
nix, County Attorney Murray of
Cochise county, Attorney and Mrs.
Leslie G. Hardy of Tucson, Mrs.
Bailey Russell and Mrs. w. j. Cav
annaugh of Palm City, Californ a,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee ZinSmeiSter of
Circle z Guest Ranch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Barbee, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Herold, Mr.. and Mrs Phil Herold,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Marsteller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berk, Attorney
and Mrs. Charles L. Hardy, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Narcotic, Mrs. W.
j. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Rosen-
field of the U. S. Grant Hotel OF
San Diego, E. D. Miller, Joe R
Halstead of Phoenix, Theron Rich
ardson and Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G
Bowman.