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(Section Five) THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARYS, 1927 Season Grows More Interesting As Many Social Courtesies Honor Visitors PAGE TWO Wintering In Arizona Bridge Favored By State Society As Many Affairs Are Arranged During Week Miss Merle Ritcherson To Wed Richard E. Parker At Ceremony In California BUS CLUB TO HEAR ITILI1 MUSIC MONDAY Italian music will make up the program for the meeting of the Musicians club tomorrow evening at 8:15 o'clock at the Woman's club when the chairman Margaret Wheeler Ross will present a group of musicians Illustrating the subject. Miss Mary Elizabeth Spalding and Mias Edith Edwards will contribute piano number, Mrs. Arthur J. Smith and Mrs.

Albert Hald Couture will aing excerpts from Italian operas and Mr. N. H. Moriaon will sing a group Of interest to many in Phoenix in the marriage of Miss Merle Ritcherson of this city and Richard E. Parker, formerly of Phoenix but now a resident of California, which will take place today at the Nazarene church in Alhambra, California.

Miss Ritcherson left for the coast on Friday eveninsr. Mr. Parkor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E.

Mias Grace Leedhsm la Married On Thursday The marriage of Mlaa Grace Leed-ham and Frank Richardson of Trini take place tn the near future. Miss Ruth Hoops and Mies Naomi Hoops entertained with a miscellaneous Ehower at their home In Mlami last Saturday afternoon. Their guests were Mies Bess Alexander, her mother, Mrs. John L. Alexander and her sisters, Mra.

Charles Tupper, Miases Katie Carson, Kathryn Dunn, Esther Halgren, Fay Herron, Katherine Gilliland, Veata Kilhef fer, Irene McCauley, Wilson, Chloe Roolnson. riettte Wilson. Bessie Walliman. Ira St. Clair, Ethel St.

Clair, Pauline Perk-Ins, Mamie Burford, and the Mea-dames Jack Still, Albert Stephens, Louis Horrell and Fred Vickera. Co-Hostesses At Bridge Luncheon In Winslow Mrs. S. P. Apgar.

Mrs. J. A. Peterson and Mrs. J.

Anderson presided as co-hostesses over a bridge luncheon given last Saturday afternoon in Winslow. Red and white Exhibit Of Prints WillOpenTomorrow In Local Gallery Under the patronage of ths art exhibition committee of the Woman's club ths anjaual exhibit of ths work of ths Print Makers of California will open tomorrow afternoon in ths Miller-Sterling gallery. Ths collection comes from Mills college, whers it was exhibited for a fortnight and, lt is said to be better than any grouping of prints heretofore assembled by ths print makers on ths coast. One hundred and twenty-five prints are included. The exhibit will continue until February 19.

Members of the art exhibition conv. mlttee will receive In the gallery tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. Mr. H. B.

Wilkinson is chairman of the committee this year and its members are Mrs. L. H. Chambers, Mrs. William K.

James, Mrs. John Dennett, Mrs. Jassie Benton Evans. Miss May Noble, Mrs. Dwight B.

Heard, Mrs. Charles F. Ainaworta and Mrs. Hugh Campbell. i Yellow Is coming into favor by way of velvet for evening wear.

Blondes favor the sunny shade particularly. One of the pretty models in yellow is viewable at the house of Drecoll in Paris. It is made of pale tinted velvet so delicate lt la almost ivory. A girdle of rich gold braid studded with bronze ornaments holds the fullness of the skirt in front. The back of the model shows a bodice of black lace.

For coats that are light In color only, Paris chooses heavy Kasha or Jersey. Drecoll has designed such a coat in gray Jersey of firm, smooth texture. The usual straight line is varied by inset sections under the arms which form a low waistline into the shoulder seams. A straight 't'fif s. a3 IT fl I I I 1 I 'i -'I ill of songs.

Ths string trio which inj eludes Mrs. W. E. Derty, Jfiano, airs. W.

B. Barr violin and Miss Wreltha Grahanrcello will bs beard and as a special featurs of ths program, Mrs. Katherlns WJsner McCluskey will read two scenes from "Romola," Ths finale will be two Italian dances presented by pupils of Miss Margaret Hurley. The program numbers are aa follows: Piano: (a) Le Regata Veneziana, Melody by Rossini F. Llsst (b) Vecchlo Minuetto G.

Sgambatl Edith E. Edwards Voice: (a) "Ernanl, Ernanl Verdi (b) "La Notts Bella" Guglierlmi Mrs. Albert Harold Couture Miss Thelma Carr. at ths piano Reading: Two scenes from George Elliot. Katherine Wisner McCluskey Voice: (a) Sensazione Lunare Sibella (b) Pur DIcesti Bocca Bella Lotti Mrs.

N. H. Morrison Mr. Alvin Thomas, at the piano Trio: (a) Springtime Nevin. (b) Nina, Old Italian, (Arrangement Miss Weltha Graham, vlolincello by Kreisler, Pergolese.

Mrs. W. B. Barr, Violin Mrs. W.

B. Defty. piano. (a) Bacio Luigl Arditl. (b) Si Mi Chiamano, Mimi, (Lo Bo-heme) Glacomo Puccini Mrs.

Arthur Smith Mr. Arthur J. Smith, at the piano Piano: Pastorale Dominico Scarlatt Mary Elizabeth Spalding Italian dances: (a) Argonaise. (b) Farandole. Helen McCalmont.

and Mildred Palmer Ruth Porter Thompson, at ths piano. Dances directed by Margaret Hurley. The latest evening handbags now being carried by women in London's fashionable theaters and restaurants are fashioned of pearls. These new bags are round and flat. So small and perfectly matched are the pearls that it is difficult to detect that they are Imitation jewels.

By way of a finish there are narrow Jewelled frames, and sometimes a looped fringe of seed pearls. The old fashioned bead bag drawn together with a cord is also in favor. Mrs. Ruby Mayer of Pittsburgh, one of the most attractive of the winter visitors ivho is spending some time with her sister Mrs. Gordon M.

Proopes at her spacious country home on Arcadia Drive. Portrait by Eugene de Freemonde upstanding collar o.nd cuffs of mod erate depth are of fur5. A VALENTINES Our Stock Is Very Complete Party Favors and Pretty Gifts for Pre-Lenten Social Affairs Select them from our large stock. Miller-Sterling Co. "Whers Quality Counts'' H.

W. DAYKIN, Pres. 42 N. Central Art Goods Gifts Stationery St. Lukes Ball Promises To Exceed Events Of Other Seasons In Its Brilliancy Brilliant blossoms and red hearts snd tapers suggested the Valentine motif in the apartment of Mrs.

William Jackson of Nogales last Thursday when she entertained with a bridge tea. Sweet peas and carnations were arranged in baskets adding their fragrance as well as their color to the setting. Mrs. Jackson's guests were Mes-dames W. J.

Phillips, E. K. Cummings, A. E. Sanders, A.

L. Watkins, D. A. Greene. James A.

Harrison. J. W. Macfarlane. A.

G. Stearns, Otto Herold, Fred Hannah, A. L. Gustet- ter, I. Burgoon, Charles E.

Hardy, J. F. Johnson, J)hn Jund. J.A.. Dye, Frank Rose, Edward Titcomb, Amy Jones, A.

L. Lewis, Charley L. Grover Marsteller. Those dropping in for tea were Mesdames Robert Tatman, Frank Mortz, Frederick Taylor, Simpson. Mra.

Lowery of Prescott la Hosteas at Luncheon Red carnations in black bowls and tapers in black candlesticks effectively suggested the motif for the bridge luncheon over which Mrs. Frederick W. Lowery presided at the Owl in Prescott last Wednesday. Covers were marked for Mesdames H. T.

Southworth, D. O. Roe, D. H. Biles, Cfcrls Totten.

A. W. Selbert, W. Patterson, H. E.

Mitchell, R. N. Looney, Frank McNlchol, Howard Cornlck, S. H. Robinson, Lester Ruff-ner, F.

D. Crable, O. F. Orthel, Chas. H.

McLane, F. B. DeWitt. John L. Sullivan, E.

A. Gatterdam. Francis D. Crable, H. T.

BroWn, F. W. Foster, C. C. Benedict, A.

B. Carr, W. G. Car-hart, T. J.

Byrne, Gail t. Allee, R. B. Westervelt. Paul Lodge.

I. D. Loewy, C. W. Elliott, Anna Langdon, and Miss Marguerite Fox.

Prescottonians Dance Informally at the OwT The Prescottonians a group of so-citey folk of Prescott who meet for dancing parties frequently enjoyed a delightful affair at the Owl last Thursday evening. Hosts and hostesses for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sullivan, Mr.

and Mrs. Jt. B. Westervelt and Mr. and Airs.

J. H. Morgan. A late supper was served and favor dances included in the program. Those in the group were Miss Cutler, Mrs.

Pike, Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Jack Stanley. Messrs. and Mesdames Gary O.

Vyne, Bonsall Hazeltlne, O. J. Faulkner, Roy D. Young, Floyd Will-lams, Jack Shull, Frank Gordon Robert Schnahs, M. L.

Ganey, W. E. Scott, Chas. Epperson, Clarence Mof-fett, John L. Sullivan, C.

Elrod, Ray N. Vyne, Harry Temple, George S. Hill. Wm. G.

Greenwood, Russell S. Insley, Chas. G. Rlebeling, D. O.

Roe, F. W. Sandstead, Lyle Abbott, E. E. LaRue, C.

L. Vance, J. F. DeVivier, R. L.

Jones, Geo. 1L Stack, C. W. Elliott, John Hennessey, R. L.

Mer-rltt, R. B. Westervelt, J. R. W.

A. Gibson. Ted Sullivan, Marion Cowser, S. W. Ensminger, F.

M. Kildare, Campbell J. James, Francis D. Crable, Kenyon Trengove, J. H.

Morgan, J. Wm. Waara. J. C.

Dillon, Frank E. Flyhn. Dr. and Mrs. H.

T. Southworth. E. Y. Theobald, Harry Shumate and Dan Seaman.

St. Luke's Charity Ball At Tucson Brilliant Event Preceeded by several interesting dinners the Charity Ball given at Tucson laBt evening by the board of lady visitors of St. Luke's on-the-Desert was one of the most brilliant functions of the season. The ball room of the Santa Rita notel was attractively decorated for ths occasion and a tier of boxes on the mezzanine floor were reserved by hostesses for their guest groups. Among the box holders were Mrs.

Nathan Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Leighton Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Young, Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kruttschnitt, Mr.

and Mrs. Matt H. Mansfield, Gen. and Mrs. L.

H. Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stelnfeld, Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Dr. T. H.

Cates, Mrs. De Witt Charles Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Welsh and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Eder. Members of the board of visitors who were hostesses for the evening are Mesdames Guy C. Berry, J. S.

Bayless, J. B. Breathitt. Byrd Brooks, John Campbell, Meade Clyne; Miss Eleaner Cheyney; Mesdames S. M.

Franklin, S. E. Gregory, E. F. Harris, Sara Heinsman, H.

A. Hubbard, Herbert Horne, Nathan Kendall, Leighton Kramer, Charlea Kibler, B. F. Morris. B.

J. McKlnney, A. J. McNeil, Albert Montgomery, Myrtle Metzger, O. C.

Parker, Roy Place, N. E. Plumer, "William Pryce, H. H. Rockwell, Gordon Sawyer, R.

K. Shelton, Charles Solomon, E. G. Spor-Ieder, Albert Steinfeld, Harold Stein-feld, Fred J. Steward, E.

C. Tuthlll, S. H. Watson, R. V.

Winchester. Harold Bell Wright, A. I. Winaett, Charlea M. Woods, Bernard "Wyatt and W.

J. Young, Jr. Joint Hostesses Honoring Bride-Elect At Miami As a prenuptial courtesy for Mips Bess Alexander whose marriage will hearts suggested the approachinsH St. Valentine's Day. The guest list Included Mesdamea V.

H. WMlson, J. R. Wood, John Purdy. R.

L. Redllne, Pr Brand. J. Janeway, Thomas Klernan, O. J.

Hurst, C. T. Shew, George Barstow, Bernard Mullen, H. B- Saunders, Del-phlne Doyle, Carl Whiaker, Neil Cavanaugh, Roy Kline, Raymond O. Archer of Denver, J.

E. Kleindienst, R. V. Ketring, Jess Hohn, J. A.

Greene, Henry McDermott, F. G. Nell, W. B. Darling, Fred Williams, A.

J. Roblllard, Riley Walcott, Sam Folsom, Daze Crozier, John Snelling, V. H. Driver, Ben Evans, C. J.

Brooks, Roy Smith, J. Ames, W. Goldworthy, Bob Walton, L. H. Ball, Frank Dermer, W.

O'Ha ra. Tracy F. Walsh. Alton Smith, Walter Cran-dell, Hayden Vandergrift, Forrest Parker, W. F.

Martens, Ed Matthews, C. A. Hansen, C. A. Dancer, C- B.

Henderson, V. C. Proctor and Miss Martha Hunt. Misa Lucy Bowen la Honored At Nogales Miss Lucy Bowen whose betrothal to Ambrose Clark of Bowie was announced recently was the hoJiored guest at a tea given by the teachers of the Nogales high school last Wednesday. The motif was pink and green and a mound of foliage and four pink tapers in crystal holders centered the tea table.

The hosts and hostesses were Superintendent Rose, M' snd Mrs. A. J. Mitchell, Miss Larson, Miss Cran-dall. Miss O'Bar, Mrs.

Frlkhart. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Kibbe, Miss McKare-gan. Miss Gibbs, Mr.

Johnstn, Mr. Miller, Mr. Eddy, Mr. W'esterland. Globs Woman's Club To Give Charity Ball Members of the Globe Woman's club will be hostesses at the annual charity ball to be given on Thursday evening at the Elks club for the-benefit of the charity fund of the club.

Cards will be played by those not caring to dance. The Clvio and Public Welfare departments of the club are making the arrangements for the affair. The committee Includes Mrs. J. L.

Alexander, Mra Tony Neary, Mrs. E. T. Stewart, Mrs. R.

S. Allen and Mrs. Guy Griffith. Other committees serving are: Patronesses, J. R.

Ma-lott, E. G. Deans, I. H. Barkdoll, W.

G. McBride, Felix McDonald, C. W. Botsford. W.

A. Holt, S. H. Morris, C. C.

Faires, George H. C. Plummer, J. J. Keegan, F.

W. Hoar and C. B. T. Hind.

Carda: Mesdames J. S. Wilson. F. J.

Lunn, Guy Griffith, J. J. Keegan. Refreshments; Tonv Neary, W. L.

Fitzpatrlck, E. T. Stewart, Frank Zlntnik. Decorations: Mesdames C. W.

Botsford, R. S. Allen. C. Homer Morris.

J. C. Bruner, B. C. Harper, W.

E. Hogel. Cobre Valle Country Club Membens Have Bridge Tea Among the Interesting affairs of the month at the Cobre Vails Country club in Globe was ths bridge tea on Wednesday. Hostesses for the afternoon wers Mrs. L.

M. Brown, Globe, chairman; Mrs. Curtis L. Knight, Hayden; Mrs. A.

H. Shoup, Inspiration; Mrs. F. G. Floss, Inspiration: Miss Florence Bridge, Globe; Mrs.

Max Fiedler, Globe; Mrs. W. J. Horan, Inspiration; Miss Gladys Reld, Globe; Mrs. W.

G. McBride, Globe; Mra. J. B. Ryan, Globs.

Visitora Share Honors At Bridge In Douglas Complimenting Lieutenant Jean Scott of Brooklyn and his sister Miss R. L. Scott, who are visiting in Douglas, Mrs. E. J.

Huxtable entertained with a bridge evening at her horns in Douglas last Thursday. Included in the gueat Hat wers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Melvln, Lt. and Mrs, William McKee, Mlsa Winifred Paul, Lt.

and Mrs. A. T. Wilson, Miss Cora Lee Derr, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Williams. Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Sprague, Miss Naomi Throckmorton, Frank Sharpe, C. W. Granger, Lt. Henry L. Loungo and Lt.

Thomas B. Harper. Coats Parker, who are well known here, having made their home In Phoenix for several yeara. and he la associated with hla father in businesa In Alhambra. Honoring the bride-elert, Mlsa Ber-nlce Rltcheraon entertained with a miscellaneous ahower at the home of Mr.

Richard E. Dougherty on North Seventh atreet on Monday evening, with Mn. Dohcrty and Mm. J. E.

Ragan assisting aa hostesses. The Valentine motif was augmented in the many red heart and brilliant red blonaome In the living rooms. Tha puesta were Misa Rltcheraon. Mlsa Rivera Copeland, MIm Tillie Hendricka. Mlsa Flora Miller, Mra.

Rebecca. Wlcklzer, Mrs. Lula Huddle-aton. Mra. Martha I May.

Mra. J. M. Hendricks. Mra.

II. Rleger. Mrs. Howard Tannehill. Mrs.

Owen D. Wlcklzer. Mra. C. O.

Smith. Miss Vel-mi Thompaon, Mra. Kmma R. Wen-ker, Mlea Jrene DuVrles. Mia Ilallie Hicka, Mra.

L. W. Fletcher, Mrs. Mar-Jorle K. Smith, MIkb Ruth A.

Barnes, Miss Dorothy Ice, Mlaa Ruby Ice, Mlaa Martha Sterling. Mies I-ouise Ic. Mra. O. U.

Sterling, Mrs. Charlea Miller, Mlaa Grace Efary, Harriett Samaon, Mra. O. Ice. Mra.

E. Raan, Misa Maude Rldneway, Mra. C. K. Miller, Mra.

K. R. Cham-bera. Mra. M.

E. Chambers, Mra, Jan. Painter. Mra. H.

K. Albrlcrht, Misa Marguerite Maxey. Mra. Julian rowers, Misa Gladys Remington, Mra. Hazel Bunch, Mlaa Gladys Sterling, Mlaa Jewel Ritcherson, Mrs, R.

A. Ritoheraon, Mlaa Lena Ritcherson. Mrs. 8. A.

Crimea, Mra. Wayne A. Smith. Mra. Alice Smart, Mra.

A. Kennlaon. Mlaa Hazel Smart, Miss Gladye Smart. Mra. Owen Phelpa and Mrs.

Glen Jonea. Mrs. Burks Entertain With Seriaa of Affaire Complimenting Misa Kathleen Mul-reln of Foughkeepsle. New York who Is her houaegueat. Mia.

Beverly Burke entertained with a bridge tea at her horns on Weat Lynwood street on Friday. Pink and white roses arranged In baakets in the living rooms suggested the motif which was apparent In all the appointments. Mrs. Burke's guests were Mra. J.

A. Hllger, Mra. William H. Falres, Mra. Eugene A.

McCall, Mra. L. McBride, Mrs. Charles Evana Mrs. M.

Henderson, Mra. McGulre. Mr Edward Doraey, Mra. Ernest MunsonTdra Wll-liarn Jamleson, Mis. David Mulreln of Minneapolis and Mra.

B. A. Burke. Mias Mulreln waa the Incentive for a. dinner given by Mr.

and Mrs. Burke at their home and with J. H. Mulreln and Mr. and Mra.

Burke motored to Frsacott for the week end. Daughters of Revolution win Thursday A display of 'garmenta made by the Girl Home Makera unner ine mpi-vision of Mrs. Mary McCord and Mr A Bailey and the patronage of the Daughtere of the American Revolution will be an Interesting feature of th meeting of Maricopa chapter on Thursday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock at the "Woman's club. Mrs. Harry L.

Chandler of Meaa will tell about Sulgrave Manor and Mrs. K. Minson of Tempe will die-cuaa "Horns Life at Mount Vernon" the program having been arranged by the msmbera from Mesa snd Tempe. Musical numbers will be included In the program. Hostesses for the afternoon are Mra.

John C. Entz. chairman, Mra. R. K.

Minson. Mra E. Oldaker. Mra. Harry Chandler, Mra.

L. E. Fellera, Mra. Frank Feck, Mra. Adaline Quinn, Mra.

C. R. Holton and Mra. W. L.

Finney. Mrs. Ragsdale Entertaina Informally With Tea Mra. J. W.

Ragsdale asked a group of guests In for tea at her home on North Sixth avenue on Wednesday. Included In the group were Mra. J. C. Davis, Mra.

lolph Morris. Mra. C. W. Pardee, Mra.

Tom Tarklison, Mra. John Henry. Mra. C. E.

Bogue. Mrs. Kats Oglesby. Mra. Fred Brownwell, Mrs.

Charlea Old and Mra. Madge Cochrane. Delphian Group Meatlng At Homee Of Leaders Ths varioua groups of ths Delphian lub will meet on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at ths following places: Alpha. Mrs. R.

M- Gates, 90 Weat Holly; Bets, Mra. 8. H. Kyis, .718 "Weat Latham street; Gamma, Mra. Herbert E.

Hodgson. Christy road; Kappa. Mra. R. W.

Craig, 1600 North Central sTenue; Sigma, Mra. J. A. Lenta, 117 East Palm Unt. The following groupe will meet ths fourth Wedneaday in February: Delta.

Mrs. J. M. Greer, Ninth etreet and McDowell: Tan. Mrs.

E. E. Oldaker. 49 North Third avenue, and Theta, with Mra. James Simpson, 2310 North Central avenue.

Miaaionsry Federation Holde Conference Ths Federation Women's MIs-slonary societies met on Monday at ths Central Christian church for a conference with the president, Mrs. T. E. Welch, prealdinp. Twenty- seven societies representing the churches of the Salt River valley sent delegates to the meeting.

Ir. Victor Alexander Rule In an address on "Christian Co-operation." tressed the fact that the limitations of those who tried to do thinsrs alone did not augur for success and that feelings and selfishness must wear off and the body must become unf- before the church could accomplish wnai ii is iryinir to no. auj Webb gave a Ulk on "The Value of Mission Mrs. J. O.

Sexson told of the needs of the Arizona Pea coness hospital and snsreested ways which the women of the various churches could help. Businesa Women Will Haar of Juvenile Courts Judge A. Look wood will the speaker at the meeting of the Business and Professional Woman's club on Thursday evening at 6: SO o'clock taking for his auMeot "Juvenile Courts." Mrs. Anna Frohmiller, state auditor and Mrs. Nellie Rush, a member of the state legislature will be guests of honor.

A program of rnuslc.nl numbers arranged by the chairman Mrs. Harriet Jsan Oliver will present Miss Emma Dunn in a group of songs including "The Winds in the South" by John Frlndle Scott and "Wake by Harold Simpson with Mrs. C. T. Yates at ths piano.

The club will entertain with a card party at the club rooms 17 East Monroe on Friday evening and is arranging a dance to be given on Saturday evening February 19, dad, Colorado took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Eeedham of East Ffllmore street on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock.

Twenty guests heard the service read by the Reverend John Eiting. The bride wore a gown of yellow crepe with trimmlnga of gold lace and a hat to match. Her bouquet was of bride's roses and valley lilies in shower arrangement. Miss Josephine Donnelly, ths maid of honor, wore ashes of roses crepe trimmed with gold lace and a black and gold hat. Fred Simmons was beat man to the bridegroom.

Following the ceremony wedding dinner was served. Mr. and Mrs. Richardson will leave early in the week for Trinidad where they will make their home. Catholio Woman'a Club Hae Businesa Meeting Mrs.

J. T. Whitney, first vice president, presided at the business meeting of the Catholio Woman's club on Thursday It being the annual vice president's day. The reports of various committees were read preceed-lng the report of the nominating committee which was accepted. The election of officers will take place at the first business meeting in March.

Before the social hour Mrs. N. H. Morrison sang a group of songs including "If You Were Blind," "When I Was Seventeen" and "Mighty1 Lak a Rose," with Alvin Thomas at the piano. Mrs.

Frank J. Mllloy was chairman of the hostess committee for the afternoon and was assisted by Mrs. J. J. Halloran, Mrs.

Vio Hanny, Mrs E. A. McDonald, Mrs. Adolph Tribolet and Mrs. Win Wylie.

Presiding at the tea table were Mra. J. T. Whitney and Mrs. W.

E. Barry who have served as first and second vice presidents respectively throughout the year. Many Motor To Jokake Tea Houae During Week Among those who motored to the desert during the week and stopped for tea or luncheon at the Jokake tea house were: Mrs. Chas. Sumner Kent, Mrs.

Barnett E. Marks, Mrs. Selim J. Mlchelson, Miss Dorothy Adams Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs.

D. Waddell, New York, Mra. Julian Underwood, Oklahoma, Mrs. J. C.

Tripp, Lake Pleasant, Mrs. F. R. Carpenter, Hayden, Mrs. Elizabeth PJdick, Los Angeles: Mrs.

Luther Goodspeed, Phoenix; Mrs. C. E. Grlgga, Mrs. W.

G. Jenkins, Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Leon Jacobs, Mrs. Edward Cos, Mrs.

J. J. Albright, Buffalo; Mrs. Frank Baird. Buffalo; Mrs.

Robert Pornroy. Buffalo; Mrs. Frank McGrew; Miss Nancy Albright, Mrs. Ainaworth. Mrs.

Steel of Los Angeles, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Jeaais B. Evans, Mrs. Tuthlll.

Miss May Nobis, Mrs. Hartranft, Mrs. E. J. Bennltt.

Mrs. Marshall. Mra. Kineey, Mra. Graham, Mra.

Boddinghouse, Mrs. Dorria, Mrs. McCloud, Miss Elinor Sloan. Mrs. Roy Wayland, Mra.

Thomas Dunbar, Mra. Donald Dunbar, Mrs. Jack Rowlands. Mrs. J.

E. Thompson, Mrs. Janet White, Mra. James Walden. Mr.

and Mra. Chaa. Sumner Kent, Mra. Wylie Leeper, Mrs. Celora Wood, New York; Mra.

Ricardo Martin, New York; Mra. Mabel Hopkins, La Jolla; Mra. E. C. Shlpher.

Mrs. Ben Walker, resno, Mra. Wllaon. Mias Hyder Entertains Honoring Recent Bride Mrs. W.

J. Belamak of Superior whoae marriage waa a recent event waa the guest of honor at a card party given by Miss Selma Hyder at her home on Tuesday evening. Asked to meet the honored guest were Mr. and Mrs. Salim Ackel, Miss Victoria Ackel, Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander Ackel, Miss Katy Alfash, Miss Janet Karam, Miss Mary Karam, Miss Helen Karam, Miss Jennie Tlbshrarny of Mesa, Mr. and Mrs. John Hyder, Miss Nellie Hyder, Lionel Ackel. Nas- sib Karam, Issar Tibshrarny of Mesa, William Hyder.

Kelly Hyder. Fred Hyder, M. Karam and Saied Karam. Misa Auatin Entertains With Luncheon At Caas Viejs Miss Elsie Austin was a hostess of the week entertaining with a bridge luncheon at Casa Vieja, Her guests were Miss Mary Frances Jackie, Miss Mary Minson, Miss Katheryn Fogal, Misa Zorena Goodwin, Mlsa Anlce Frankenberg. Mies Charlott Lock wood and Misa Catherine Henneaa.

Teachers Collage Gives Dinner At Casa Viejs Membera of the Young Woman's Christian association at ths Stats Teachers College In Tempe gave a dinner at Casa Vieja during the week. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Fclton, Mlsa Beatrice Felton, Mlsa Merle Kartrhner, Miss Ruth E. Bueh-man, Marie Woodstrom, Agnes Williams, Marion Messer, Miss Helen O'Connor. Miss Emma Warren, Miss uuth Wintrneia. Miss Rachel Bog i art. Miss Eddie Carr, Robert Stroud, Wallace B.

DeWitt. Miss Ella Smith, Miss Clara M. Birky, Lendon Windes. huncheon Hosts At Casa Vieja Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Lovejoy of Chandler were hosts at luncheon at Casa Yisja, the motif being a sug gestion of the desert with cacti as th note were laid Mp Kir. Boardman. Mr.

and Mra. Shaw, Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Marun, Mra.

Shanklin, Mrs. Sidale, Mra. Goff sod Storie Lovejoy. Mra. Mulrein la Hoataaa At Luncheon Honoring Viaitor Mrs.

David Mulrein of Minneapolis. Minnisota who has been apend-ing the winter In Phoenix asked a group of guests for luncheon at the San Marcos In Chandler complimenting Miss Kathleen Mulrein of Pough-keepsie. New York who Is ths house-gueet of Mrs. Beverly Burke. Included In the group were Miss Mulrein Mrs.

Irving Mulrein, Mrs. William H. Falres, Mrs. Beverly Burke and the hostess. Pythian Sister Will Give Valentine Ball The Pythian Sisters are completing arrangements tor their annual charity Valentine ball to be given on Monday evening February lth at ths Woman's club.

A program of specialty features is being arranged by Susette Carsell. -4 those which have gone astray. The ball, which is the twelfth annual affair given by the board of visitors, has a definite object. Needed addition to the infirmary already filled to capacity at. St.

Luke's Home will be made possible by the receipts from the ball, it Is hoped. Mrs. Barry Goldwater Is general chairman for the ball. The board of visitors in whose names the invitations have been issued includes Mrs. C.

F. Ainsworth, Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, Mrs.

Hugh Campbell, Mrs. L. H. Chalmers, Mrs. B.

R. Cocks. Mrs. John Dennett, Mrs. James Douglas, Mrs Louis Douglas, Mrs.

Donald Dunbar, Mrs. Kitty Craig Dunbar, Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. B. M.

Goldwater, fMrs. Henry George, Mrs. William G. Hartranft, Mrs. Dwight K.

Heard, Mrs. Paul Hoagland, Mrs. Stephen Ives, Mrs. Edward Kent, Mrs. Ernest, W.

Lewis, Mrs. George H. Lutgerding, Mrs. Martin Le Boutellier, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs.

D. C. Millet, Mrs. Edwin B. Perrin, Mrs.

Thomas B. Pollock. Mrs. Garrett B. Schuller, Mrs.

Gordon Tweed, Mrs. C. A. Vander Veer, Mrs. H.

B. Wilkinson. Girls Of Junior College Organize AlphaSigmaGamma Of particular Interest to the school set is the organization of the Alpha Sigma Gamma society at Junior col lege for the purpose of promoting more Intimate friendship among the girls of the school and as a contrl bution to the social life. The alms and objects of the society were care fully expressed In the constitution adopted by the members and which was drawn up by a committee In eluding Misa Alice Suit, Miss Helen Keougn and Miss Vesta Nelson. Miss Norma Brown was elected president of the new society and serving with her for the year are the following: Miss Helen Keough, vice president: Miss Doris Janson, recording secretary; Mlsa Pearl Combs, corresponding secretary; Miss Christine Palmer, treasurer; Miss Vesta Nelson, sergeant-at-arms.

The sponsors of the club are Mrs. H. A. Cross, wife of the president of Junior college, and Miss Elizabeth McClure. dean of women.

The charter members are Miss Eleanor Stroud Miss Marguerite Waters, Miss Alice Suit, Miss Helen Keough, Miss Frances Askew, Miss Celia North, aiiss KUiel Twitchell, Miss Vesta Nelson, Miss Loretto Coles, Miss Mary Twitchell, Miss Catherine Kincaid. Miss Helen Hawkins. Miss Pearl Cimbs, Miss Doris Janson. Miss Chris Ui.e Palmer and Miss Norma Brown. Tha society will meet 1 ornlghtly In the homes of the members and the planning of the ritual and other lm portant considerations will be a part or the business to be presented In the near future.

The pins which are cleverly designed with a sphinx as the central motif have been accepted. The colors of ths club are green and gold and the jewels are emeralds and pearls. Invitations have been Issued during the week to a large number of winter visitors as well as to those in Phoenix who are interested In the work that is being done at St. Luke's Home announcing the date of the annual benefit ball for Friday evening, February 18, at the Catholic Woman's club. This event which had its inception several years ago, beginning with a small group of folk who desired to aid in this worthwhile work, has been regarded as one of the outstanding affairs of the season.

The twelfth annual ball to be given on Friday evening bids fair to surpass any given heretofore in brilliancy and attendance. The invitation list for the ball in creases each season. New people coming Into contact with the work and nw residents coming to the city are contributory to the enlargement of the list. The committee Is eager to include everyone who Is Interested. Realizing that sometimes invitations are mislaid is asking those who have not receive'd theirs to notify Mrs.

John Dennett, at post office box 351, as soon as possible, that others may be sent to replace Mrs. O'Malley Is Hostesa At Bridge Luncheon. Mra. John G. O'Malley presided over one of the largest affairs of the week entertaining with a luncheon of sixty five covers at the Country club on Tuesday.

Little Theater Will Have Members' lght Two Portmanteau plays will be given at the members' night of the Little Theater on Wednesday, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Marriott Fields Mc-Masters will present the first and the second will be an original by Mrs. Martin Le Boutellier adapted from her story which was publisned in a leading magazine some time ago. There will be music and refreshments during the evening.

Mra. Daws Honors Visiting Golfers At Douglas As a courtesy to a group of women golfers who motored from Bisbee to play In a match at th nmirb rmn. try club, Mrs. George Dawe enter- tofnA vlth a l.U.A. 1 i luuutruii nrr liume in Douglas last Wednesday.

The guests of honor were Mrs. C. W. Cromwell, Mrs. I.

F. Burgess, Mrs. E. E. Whitley.

Mrs. E. L. Blair, Mrs. W.

F. Holway, Mrs. J. J. Sanders, Mrs.

S. K. Williams and Mrs. E. P.

Rankin, Jr. Mra. Cummings Entertains With Bridge Tea At Tucson Aa a courtesy for her daughter-in-law Mrs.Malcolm Cummings, whose marriage "was a recent event, Mrs. Byron Cummings presided over a bridge tea at her home In Tucson last Saturday. Assisting the hostess in receiving the guests were Mrs.

Frank C. Lockwood, Mrs. D. W. Alberts, Mrs.

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