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A REPUBLICAN
TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR
8 PAGES
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1915.
8 PAGES
VOL. XXV. NO. 32S
FA Navarro club gave
dance at the Woman's
evening. One hundred
tendanee.
a delightful
elub Friday
were in at
Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund and
her daughtei. Mrs. William Bertram
will entertain with auction Thursday
afternoon at the De Mund residence
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WklwOfejtfjr Anselea and (-. A. Wortliington of New Douglas and K. T. o'Hrien of Canada.
4 1 . S 'fJttitlPiS York. j Following the dinner a theatre party
1 TJC j yt (ae Columbia was enjoyed.
-tmrl-a Mr. and Mrs. J. v. Dorris of Casa !
de Rosas were dinner husts Friday ev- ' Mis. Sidney Roudinghouse will leave
j ning. tlieir guests including Mr. and Thursday fur San Franriscfi where she
.rm Mis. ( lew srP Archer of St. Paul. Mr. will lie the Kuest of her sister. Mrs.
' and Mrs. Sidney 1 lodinghouse. Miss William Harrison Lewis for a few
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I Miss Esthsr Ross, the pretty Prescott girl who is to christen the battleship
A bit of news that will more than
phase the amusement lovins public is
contained in the announcement this
morning that Muis Ruth Ainsworth is
to play a part in the Country club
lay 'Seven Days, to be produced at
the Elks' theatre, the latter part of
the month. When the quest ion of play
" as first discussed everyone naturally
thought of Miss Ainsworth whose clev
erness in "Christopher Jr." will not
soon beforgotten. The charming young
amateur player was out of town when
Director Maitland Da vies selected his
cast, but hoping that she would cur
tail her visit in Tucson to be in time
tor rehearsals, he waited her return,
before assigning all the parts. Miss
Ainsworth as Bella will strengthen the
all-star company. She has magnetism?
and charm and is perfectly natural on
the stage besides being most attractive
:n appearance. Miss Ainsworth is not
the only new name to be given out
this morning.. C. V. Morton has been
east for the important role of Jim.
This will be Mr. Morton's first ap
Marante but he is already reading his
lines like a veteran. There is real hu
mor in every line of the play amr the
improvement that is noticeable is con
tinued. "Seven Days" will set a new
record for amateur theatricals in Phoe
nix. Among those in the cast will be
Mrs. Horace Knowlen, Mrs. Anthon
Begeer. Miss Ruth Oriffen, Power Con
wav. Alexander Baker, Hugh MarsliiH.
Irving de R. Miller, Judge Kent and
Ernest Bennett
N"o social event of the year has been
a nticiitttted with jiuireeagerness than
the musicale to be givrn by Mrs. J. c.
Monihon and Miss Anna Monihon on
Thursday a week at the Woman's .
'luh. The program wil be given by j
Maitland Dnvies. who to the regret of ;
society in general and lovers of good
music in particular has apeared but
seldom in public this season. Mr. Da-j
vies will sing two groups of songs and
the program will be supplemented by
a dramatic reading by Mrs. Katherine
Wisner McCluskey and piano numbers
by Miris Claire Canom. The hostess j from eight o'clock until eleven. Xo
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs. foinial invitations will be issued. Judge
W. E. Williams, Mrs. Joseph 'Cope, I and Mrs. Ross have passed their mar-
Mis. George H. N. I.uhrs. Miss Ella lied life in Arizona and will undouht
b4T North Second Avenue.
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Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha gave a
prettily appointed luncheon Tuesday
at her East Culver street home in
honor of Miss Jane Rider of Tucson.
Pink roses were used effectively in
t'ecoration and covers were laid for
Miss Rider. Mrs. Randolph McElhaney,
Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss Selma
Ooldberg and Miss Ruth Jesso.
In honor of her mother Mrs. H. E.
Hovey who left Thursday for New
York. Mrs. William M. Seabury en
tertained Wednesday at her north
Central avenue residence. Scarlet
sweet peas were artistically arranged
in the living room w here twelve guests
enjoyed a rubber of auction, the prizes
being won by Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha
and Mrs. W. K. James. There were
several additional guests at ten.
Mrs. Dimar Cobb of 14 North
Eighteenth avenue presided over a
charmingly appointed luncheon yes
terday complimentary to Mrs. Frank
Hilderbran. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Hilderbran. Mrs. Paul Thorne, Mrs.
Eugene Redewill, Mrs. Charles Smurth
v.aite and Mrs. Elizabeth Thorne.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey
gave a dinner Monday evening in
honor of Louis C. Hill.
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Mrs. Lawrence Hidden was the mo
tif for a beautifully arranged luncheon
j Thursday given by Mrs. H. E. Camp
bell of North Central avenue. A
rustic basket of pink verbena was the
table's effective centerpiece and dain
ty basket cards marked places for
Mrs. Holden. Mrs. J. C. Adams. Mrs.
Foster Rockwell. Mrs. John H- Page.
Mrs. "larrett Sluiller. .Mrs. Joe (Ireen
and Mrs. Charles MeArthui.
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Ciillette of
.It '7 North Seventh street gave a de
lightful series of dinners last week.
On Tuesday they entertained eleven
guests and Japanese Iris formed the
floral adornment. Their gutsts on
Friday numbered ten and fragrant
I rosea were ued in decoration.
Mrs. I.. E. Hewins of East Wash
ington street was hostess of a card
club of several seasons ago on Thurs
day afternoon. Eight guests enjoyed
the lolly reunion and the prizes were
won ny Mi. Frank Hilderbran and
Mrs. Eugene Redewill.
Luhrs and Miss Emma Luhrs
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Stelii Wilson. Mi An her and H. V.I weeks enroute f.r hn- home in White
Porter of Minneapolis. (Salmon. Mrs Bodinghouse has been)
t i extensively feted during her winter's
Judge and Mrs. Henry I ). Ross of ' stay here with her parents, Mr. and
121S North Central avenue will cele- Mrs. J. W. Donis of Casa de Rosas.!
brate their twenty-fifth wedding an- ami will be greatly missed. Equally i
niversary. on Saturday evening when ! regretful goodbye s will be said the i
they u ill be at home to their friends j same day to Miss Stella Wilson who'
nas neen a guesi at trie imrrts iioiiie.
for the past month. She will accom
pany Mrs. Boiidinghouse to San Fran
cisco and visit Mrs. l.ciri for an in
definite periofl.
edly be showered . with congratulations
j from ail over the state, while hundreds 1
Judge and Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth gave I of friends in town will Jittend the old
.-in attractively appointed dinner Tu-s-d.iv
e ?:.i-sr s; 1hcr '-t:a Cunril
avenue residency Covers were laid
for Mr. and Mrs. Byrne Hopkins of
Colorado Springs. R. P. Davie of Los
fashioned "open house
in honor of the happy
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Maynard Dixon, the well known land
scape painter is a recent arrival in
Tempe and will sketch in and around
this valley and on the desert for the
next eight months. Mr. Dixon and
Mrs. Dix.Mi who is charmed with Ari
zona, will be the motif for innumerable
social events during their stay. They
were the luncheon guests of Mrs. C. F.
Ainsworth on Monday, John Rinker
Kibbey being the other guest.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Hanny gave a
luncheon of six covers at (he Adams
Thursday complimentary to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Fleishman of Tucson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Burton Mc
Candless e 3il Kmst Culver street
gave one of the week's pleasant af
fairs Thursday evening when they en
tertained with auction. Mrs. Randolph
McEllaney of Tucson made the highest
score. The guest list included Mr. and
Mrs. v. E. Ilnny, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Y. Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. John Kel
logg, Mrs. William Cordon. Mrs. Ran
dolph McEllaney. Mis Kate Christy
and Joseph Morrison.
Mr. and Mis. Arthur Cibbons Hulett
entertained at dinner Wednesday ev
ening at their home on West Roose
velt street. The table was prettily de
corated in pink sweet peas and covers
were arranged for Mr. and Mrs. Kred
Fleishrdrin of Tucson. E. J. Unstable of
Mrs. Ocorge A. Mintz of 311 North
Fourth avenue left Friday evening for
California to he away until autumn.
She will remain in Los Angeles until
June IT. when sue and her daughter
Miss (leorcia Mintz a student of the
Cumnock school will leave for San
Francisco. They plan being in the ex
position city until late in July when
Mr. Mintz will join them in the south.
Miss Mtnt.z, who is an exceedingly
clever and talented girl will take a so
cial course at Cumnock late in sum
mer and at the conclusion of the term
return .home w ith her parents. She will
be one of the particularly attractive
debutantes of the coining year.
Mrs. T. E. Marshall gave an in
formal luncheon Tuesdafy ai the In
gleside Country club, where she and
Mr. Marshall have been passing the
winter and spring months. They plan
to remain until May . when they
leave for the California coa-ic to pas
a short time en route to their place
in Northern Point, Michigan where
they will summer.
! The Cuild of the Trinity Pro-Ca-!
thedral, Mrs. Ceorge Vickers, president
j will hold a bake in the parish house
"Fridays. a week. The day set for the
1 affair is a most happy one, preceding
as it does the May Day fetes. There
I will be mL'iiy distinctive delicacies to
tempt the picnic parties the following
day.
The Harmony club held a social af
1 ternoon on Widinnday at the Woman's
Club the hostesses being Mrs. Rus
sell Warner. Mrs. Adolf Liebenow,
Mrs. J. E. Hammond and Miss Cecil
Billlps.
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Mr. and Mrs S. A. Bowman of Ce
lina. Ohio, left Thursday for their
home after passing a delightful winter
in Phoenix.
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Mrs. A L. Dor.m and Mrs. Eva But
ler were hostesses ht the Priscilla
club Wednesday afternoon at the Dor
an resilience on North Fourth street.
j Mrs. Harvey I). Patton assisted in re-
i-eiving and the guests included Mrs.
j John D. Spanglcr. Mrs. L. D. Dameron
! .Mrs. A. McDole. Mrs. H. E. Pidduck of
! England. Mrs S. A. Bowman, Celina,
j Ohio. Mrs. O. A. Williams of Wash
l ington. D. ('., Mrs. James Jones, Mrs.
i Levi Young, Mis. O. Fred Sharpe, Mrs.
V. E. Lindsay. Mrs. G. B. Wilcox, Mrs.
I K. S. Townsend and Mrs. T. E. Irvine.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Thorne of Pasadena
was the incentive lor a prettily ap
pointed luncheon Wednesday ovil
which Mrs. Piul Thorne presided at
I her home. 12 South Eighteenth av
i enue. Among others those asked to
1 meet Mrs. Thorne were Mrs. Fianli
Hilderbran and Mrs. Lamar Cobb.
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Mrs. Harold C. Bennett of 30 West
Linwood street was hostess of the
week's meeting of the Monday Auction
club. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Frank Hilderbran and the guests of
honor were Mrs. Julian HoUnes and
Mrs. 11. W. Ashbury. Mrs. Hilder
bran and Airs. Edwin Malcolm Hull
will entertain the club at luncheon
tomorro.v at the latter's home,
West Adams street.
Dr. and Mrs. V. V. Woodward of
11 If West Adams street were recent
dinner hosts their guests including
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. C. H. Boon, Mr.
and Mrs. Willard H. Daykin, Mrs.
Helen Daykin and Miss Ann Dajkin
of Wadsworth. Ohio.
William Coleman Rogers gave a pic
nic Sunday evening in compliment to
the members of the Tucson Country
ciub who motoreil over for the week
end eolf tournament Amotit rlirtKo
there were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ed- f
win Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kings
bury, Mr. and Mr?. J. E. Rowlands,
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Page. Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence ilolden. Mr. and Mrs.
Royal Lescher, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Begeer. Mr. and Mrs. Foster H. Rock
well, Mr. .and Mrs. Homer King. Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Kendall of Tucson,
Mrs.. Robert Wallace Craig, Mrs. Ran
dolph McElhaney, Mrs. Horace
Knowles, Mrs. T. E. Moriority, Miss
Jane Rider of Tucson, Miss Kitty
Craig. Miss Ruth Ainsworth, Miss
Selma (loldberg, Miss Rose Bell Gold
man, Joe Cassou, Standwood Murphy,
T. N. Chapman, Fred Almee. Robert
Beardslev, Joe Trotter, Alexander
Baker, Eugene Uoldman, Justic Goe
bel. Harold Steinfeld, Ben Hill and
William Bell of Tucson.
Mrs. Carl Hayden was the guest on
Wednesday and Thursday of Mrs.
laniel Francis of North Central av
enue. In honor of her hou.se guest
Mrs. . Francic entertained with a
desert picnic to which were bidden
Mis. William Perry Se-irs. Mrs. Sims
Ely, Mrs. E. K. Ivirkland and Mrs.
Sims Ely, Jr.
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Mrs. Emma Paddock Telford left
Monday for Palo Alto after a several
months stay in Mesa the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Henry . David
Evans of the Evans school. Mrs. Tel
tord is an interested visitor here every
season and her stay being followed by
a Feries of lectures on Arizona in Cali
fornia and the east. She has the rep
utation o"f being a clever speaker And
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Mrs. E. E. Jack of Olendale and
her sruests .'Irs. c. D. Jack, Miss
Johnson and Miss Masie Bean of De
catur and Miss Virginia MeEiroy of
Olendale motored to Roosevelt
in the week.
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Bates (Rosa
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Voile earh in May and wiil be. the
guests 61 Dr. and Mrs. Lorenzo L'oido
of North Second street for an inde
finite period.
Mrs. A. M. M:i) field is being con
gratulated by her many friends upon
her success as a director of amateur
Charles De Mund returned to Los
Angeles Thursday after a few davs
stay in tovvn the gue?t of his rela
tives, the Herman Perry De Munds
of North Second avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holden will
leave tomorrow for northern Arizona
and California where a few weeks
will be passed en route for their hopie
in Boston.
early ! theatricals. Mrs. Mayfield produced
I "Female Masonry" a screamingly fun
i ny farce at Masonic Temple, Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Shirley Christy of the Arizona
School of Music gave the entire pro
gram on 'Music" at the last meeting of
the Friday Club. Mrs. Christy read
a brilliant paper on early English Mu
sic covering the period that has been
the study of the club this season.
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Mrs. John Porter who was the guest dit-cussion one evening over Mr. Mor
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joying the delightful hospitality of band, "that he talks all the time."
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