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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
WEATHER TODAY
FAIR
SECTION TWO
6 PAGES
T WENT Y-FIFTI I YEAR
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1914
VOL. XXV. NO. 6
Mrs. Henry C. Lockett, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Francis and Mr. and Mrs. H.
D. Evans of Mesa.
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Mrs. Sims Kly and Miss Elizabeth
Crumby gave nn attractive luncheon
yesterday complimentary to Aliss
Marjorie Leavell, whose engagement
to Roland Parsons was announced
recently. It was one of the pret'iest
affairs given in honor of the popu
lar bride-elect, and the Ely residence,
' 1404 North First street, was a per-
their honeymoon in Arizona but they Mrs. Paul Edwin Fuller, Mrs. Robert f(ot b()Wer of t,iossoms for the ooea
have decided to postpone that pleas- Wallace Cram, Mrs. Clayton Iugraham, siun Covers wvre uili for twelve.
Robert
All news f,,r this department
must be at The Republican office j
Thursday evening. All items
must be Binned. I
SOCIETY EDITOR I
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Pro-Cathedral workers are meeting
several times a week devising ways
and means of seeming funds for the
beautiful church to be erected shortly.
Incidentally these gatherings are tak
ing the form of social events and as ,
the committees will meet throughout
the summer, there is every reason to
believe that the season will continue as
gay as it is at prsent.
The executive committee, Dwight 1!.
Heard, chairman: Howard S. Reed. s-o-letary;
Harry Goldwater, Frank I).
Lane and Dr. John Dennett, Jr., gave a
luncheon at the Arizona club recently
to discuss plans to f rward a sub
scription campaign. Those who were
asked to confer with them were .Mrs.
Joseph li. Kibbey, Mrs. C. F. Ains
worth, Mrs. Aneil Martin, Mrs. E. J.
Bennett, Miss Edith Evans, Judge
Edward Kent. Judge Ernest Lewis, Dr.
Ancil Martin, Dr. Charles A. Van der
Veer, V. A. Farish, I". A. Morford,
Foster H. Rockwell, J. AI. Ormsby, W.
Twitched, J. K. Wheat and H. B.
Wilkinson.
The Guild will hold a bazaar in No
vember and the members are working?
assidiously on novelties for the event.
Mrs. H. M. Fennemore gave a luncheon
Wednesday to a coterie, her guests be
ing Mrs. George Vickers, Mrs. Ralph
Cameron. Mrs. R. J. AlcLane, Mrs. N.
A. McGill. Mrs. H. 1). AlcVay and Mrs.
George O. Piercy. This week Mrs.
Cameron will entertain the parish
workers who not content with this one
?dan have conceived the idea or
"Cheerful Givers' Albums" which have
been circulated advantageously. Mrs.
Vickers and Mrs. Howard S. Reed head
this committee,
Judge and Mrs. Henry D. Ross of
1219 North Central avenue were hosts
i;re until autumn, I Joe Cassou. Alexander Baker,
Miss Lewis is the daughter of Mrs. Ueard.slcy and Joe Cassou.
Adelaide Lewis and is said to be a 1 '
charming and clever young woman. I Mrs. Julian Holmes of 51 1 East Cul-
Mr. Burroughs is well known in Ver, is one of th
Phoenix having frequently visited his matrons of the smart set who will not
sister, Mrs. Evans Darby, or Nonh leave town during the. summer. Al
Centr.il avenue. He is exceedingly though Mrs. Holmes is practically a
Mrs J. W. Dorris of Casa de Rosas
will leave shortly for White Salmon,
attractive young " iisumgioii, wucie nc wm ptia wiv
summer with her aaugnter, Mrs. Kid
ney Boddinghouse. Miss Rema Dor
ris and Miss Kate Wilson will be in
town another month before leaving
the latter part of June for the east.
Mrs. Howard Reed of Si',4 North
First avenue left yesterday for Bos
ton.
Miss Mary Leavell arrived Monday
1 from Stanford university and after a
fortnight in town will leave with her
sister, Miss Marjorie Leavell, for
Missouri, where they will pass the
summer months.
1 Judge Joseph H. Kibbey will re
turn tomorrow from a short stay
in Uisbee and Douglas.
The marriage of Miss Emma Thnl
heimer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Thalheimer, to Jack Gannon,
will take place Monday morning,
' June 1, at St. Mary's cathedral. Miss
Elizabeth Toohey and Miss Hilda
Steinegger will be the bridesmaids,
i Miss Regina Luke the flower girl,
' while Walter Thalheimer w ill act as
lest man and Frank Toohey an!
Victor Steinegger serve as ushers.
.An elaborate musical program is be-
ing arranged and will be given by
! Miss Anna Marie Luke, Miss Helen
jHuberta Boyle, Seraphina Kegetti,
Robert Gornan and E. R. Jones.
Immediately following the ceremony
'the young folk will leave for Detroit,
and will not join the bridal party,
who will be entertained at breakfast
by -.Walter Thalheimer, brother of
the bride. The Thalheimer family is
numbered among the prominent pio
ners of the state and it is their
wish that any one desiring to see
their daughter married be permitted
to do so. There were few cards is
sued for the ceremony, which will
take place at six o'clock.
M,ss Irwin L. Fletcher of S40
! North Second avenue enterained four
I tables of guests with auction Thurs
day afternoon, complimentary to
' .Mrs. S. It. Rosenblad. The attract -
Thursday evening w hen they enter- j likeable and has a host of friends newcomer m 1 lux nix, sue ri.is a iue iV(? ,jrlZ(.s W(,re W(m by jtrs L(,js
their usual here. lie is a prominent oinciui oi icqo.iiin.niie .mn u. .........v vieiczer. .Mrs. iuairy maimers anu
The card rooms I th Santa Fe and makes Detroit his , w ho Know ner. N,e is a ihiiiulu mem- Mrs Henry Greenbaum.
I headquarters: ner oi me nmnuj emu, m i-.xiro... ...
auction player and a neauuiui anu jIrs Albino Urockway Letts, who
Thomas Flint Nichols graceful dancer. passed the winter here, the guest or
AV. Lewis. Judge and Mrs. Richard and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lee were the 1 uauMiiui, .ns. ' iaiiK muhij,
F. Sloan. Mr. and Mrs. Fen S Hil- i dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Humbert of left Monday for a several months'
dreth, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flint (Salter Monday evening at their home North First avenue gave an informal absence, to be passed with relatives
'on North Fifth avenue. dinner Hiuay evening, meir guei uk- m uie uumi anu east. .-me win
ing Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hart- make her first stop in Clarendon,
Mrs. Julian Holmes
turned with auction in their usual
charming manner.
were embellished with spring flowers,
sweet peas predominating. There
were present Judge and Mrs. Ernest
Mr. :,nd Mrs.
Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Collings,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kay, Mr. and
Airs. Edwin Earl Nash, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Gibbons Hulett, Mr. and Mrs.
I. H. Burtis, Mr. and Mrs. James S.
Jriffen, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Golds-
worthy, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Norvlel
ind Miss Kate Christv. In the aft
ernoon Mrs. Ross presided over sev
eral tables of auction. The score
cards were minature fans and exqui
sitely dainty fans were the prizes.
There were Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey,
Mrs. Isaac Taft Stoddard, Mrs. Clark
Churchill, Mrs. Clay Leonard, Mrs.
Daniel Francis, Mrs. Joseph Sher
burne Jenches, Jr., Mrs. Sims Ely,
Airs. L. D. Dameron, Mrs. Gus Noll,
Airs. Ralph Cameron, Airs. George H.
Lutgerding, Mrs. Louis Dysert, Airs.
II. E. Campbell, Mrs. William E.
Defty, Airs. William Pinney, Mrs.
Thomas Winston Peck, Mrs. Earl
Curtis, Airs. R. J. Elliot. Airs. E. E.
Pascoe, Airs. Frederick Robbins, Airs.
R. W. Tafel, Airs. A. L. Aloore, Airs.
AI. E. Alorin, Airs. J. Elliot Walker,
Airs. F. H. Ensign, Airs. J. W. Philli
pouski, Airs. F. L. Brill, Airs. C. C.
Hurley, Airs. J. B. Hocker, Airs.
Adolph Herzberg, Mrs. M. J. Sterus,
Aliss Fannie Peck and Aliss Grace
Peck.
ranft, Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy Texas; going later to her old home
Humbert, William Hartranft and Win- in Iowa, and conclude her travels in
Boston. Airs. Letts was greatly ad
mired and much feted during her
The Bctines club will meet Wednes- here, ana ner nosts ot lnenos
field Hartranft.
day aftern ,on with Airs. F. C. Hurst of w be delighted to learn she will
Fifteenth avenue.
. return in the autumn. While in Bos
i ton it is quite probable she will make
arrangements for publishing her
Mr. and Airs. Gus Noli gave a jolly
picnic supper and informal dance
Wednesday evening at their North
First avenue residence. The west gar
den where supper was served was most
attractive. Added to its natural and
cultivated charm was a wealth of cut
flowers artistically arranged. Japan- ,
.. The Ouien Sube club met W ednes
ese lauieius we.e strung aootu wiin, ... ,x . ., ..... clever n1 intcrcstine- collection of
oay evening wnn tr. ami ;us. n.oy j-j.
n.1.'. - i i Stories of Arizona. A cronn of her
H. C. Crandall. Miss Rema Dorris, Miss : .""' "l". .. I ?J noems recentlv smeared in The Re-
Kate Wilson. Miss Marion Dorris, Miss Jlrs- J'1-Se"1 J""-ZT '"T? ,ublicin and" created much cm
Katehine Kennan Miss Harriet Hur-1 ,he '"enpst auction score. The club Publican and created much com
rvdiemne ivfnnan, miss Harriet Hur , resent were Mr and Mrs mendable criticism,
ley, Aliss Gene Ripley, Ernest Bennett. ,nen'"ers ,,sm were Air. anu Mrs. (
Lindley Cahoun Morton, John Rinker Vernon Cook Mr. and Mrs. George H. ,M1 .
! Lutgerding, .Mr. and .Mrs. j. !'. t leave- ' ' - - "
land Air and Mrs. Joseph Sherbume i'c"Mm v"i "l esieiuay enjujeu
Jenckes, Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl b' iTr- and Mrs. Harry M. Blair,
Tattle Havelett. The substitutes were Mr- an'l Mr3- K. G. Fitzgerald, Miss
Mr. an,1 Mrs. W. R. Wayland. Mra. lances Elliott, Miss Patricia David-
son. Clinton Yates and II. L. Holmes.
' Woli..- ie,.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Misa Florence May ewis ano n-
liam Broad Burroughs which will
take place Tuesday evening, june i,
at Hotel Fuller, Detroit. A brilliant
reception will follow the ceremony.
When plans were made earlier in the
season it was the intention of Aliss
Lewis and Mr. Burroughs to pass
W'th
Kibbey, Lester Byron, Irving de R.
Miller, Frank Lang and Dan Patch.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson of East
Willetta street, favorite members of
and save those interesting
scenes of your vacations.
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summer absence to be passed in travel
They will visit New York, Washington
D. C, Baltimore and the fashionable
resorts.
Fred Bixby of Los Angeles gave a
smartly appointed dinner at a down
town cafe Tuesday evening, later tak
ing his guests to the opening of the
Columbia. Those who enjoyed Air.
Bixby's hospitality were Air. and Airs.
VV. J. Kingsbury, Air. and Mrs. Coit
Alyers, Air. and Airs. J.' E. Rowlands,
Airs. Robert Wallace Craig and Joe
Cassou. This was but one of the
many theater parties for society was
Jargely represented in the first
night's audience. Louis Cates of Ray
had as guests Judge Erward Kent,
Louis H. Chalmers and F. C. Struck
meyer. Eugene Goldman entertained
Mr. and Airs. Joseph T. Alelczer, A!r.
and Airs. Leo Goldman, Miss Zelma
Goldberg, Aliss Rose Bell Goldman
and Sylvan Ganz. Air. and Airs.
Stephen Jennings, Air. and Airs." Paul
Renau Ingales, Air. and Airs. Royal
Lescher and Robert Beardsley were
in a party and another coterie com
prised Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed,
Air. and Airs. William M. Seabury and
Mr. and Airs. William G. Hartranft.
Mr. and Airs. Sidney J. Ross and Mr.
and Airs. Robert AI. Peabody were
also there as were practically all the
smart set.
Airs. H. E. Campbell presided over nn
exquisitely appointed luncheon Friday
at her North Central avenue residence.
A French wicker basket filled to the
overflowing with various colored ver
bena was the table's effective center
piece. The guests included twelve
Flagstaff friends of the hostess.
A swimming party at Joint Head
was one of the enjoyable events of
Monday. There were present Mr. and
Mrs. Foster H. Rockwe'l. Air. and Mrs.
lohn H. Page, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Row
lands, Air. and Airs. Coit Myers, Air.
and Airs. W. J. Kingsbury, Air. and
Joint Head continues to be the
favorite rendezvous for swimming
parties. Among those who motored
to this delightful spot Friday even
ing were Mr. and Airs. Stephen Jen
nings, Air. and Airs. Paul Renau
Ingles, Air. and Mrs. C. D. Dorris,
Airs. J. W. Dorris, Airs. H. C. Cran
The stay-at-home movement will
gain an impetus this week with the
opening of Riverside park. Surely
Phoenix will not lack for amusement
this summer and the park promises
much in the way of pleasure. The
Shrine Sokum Sirkus is an event of
this week not to be ignored. Promi
nent men from all over Arizona will
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and greenery were combined in ef- (
fective table decoration. Covers were '.
arranged for Airs. Chrisman, Mr. and j
Airs. H. M. Lewis and Mr. and Airs. H. j
C. Healy. ;
Airs. Homer King and her son Fer
rall King left Wednesday evening for
Spokane where they will summer. The j
C. B. Kings plan to pass the coming ,
three months in Southern California. . ;
...
Air. and Airs. Roy Parsons and Air. I
and Mrs. T. E. Irvine are passing the ;
week end at the Garden of Allah.
...
Airs. J. H. Eames who wintered here'
the guest of her cousin. Airs. J. W.
Crenshaw of S41 North First avenue;
will leave this evening for New York.
She has made many friends during her
several m nths residence here w ho will
regret her departure.
...
Airs, Clayton Iugraham who passed !
the winter and spring seasons at Ingle-
side will leave Tuesday for Chicago.
She will return in the autumn. i
... j
Airs. W. J. Kingsbury has returned
from a brief absence passed in Los
Angeles.
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...
Early in June Mr. and Mrs. William i
AI. Seabury will close their North Con- ;
tral avenue, residence and leave for
Portsmouth, N. H., where they will
summer. j
...
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Perry' De
Alund of 647 North Second avenue re
turned Wednesday from Los Angeles
where they passed a fortnight. They
will leave the latter part of June for
Portland and Seattle.
...
Air. and Mrs. Charles Stauffer and
little Aliss Dorothy Stauffer of North
Central avenue left last evening for
Uplands. Airs. Stauffer and her little
daughter will remain in California
throughout the summer while Air.
Stauffer will go east for a few weeks
returning to Phoenix the end of
June.
...
Aliss Kate Christy anticipates pass
ing the summer in Bisbee where she
will be the guest of Airs. George Craig.
...
Airs. A. R. Gutter of 826 North Fifth
avenue will leave Alonday for New
York.
dall, Aliss Rema Dorris, Aliss Ruth!J"'" maiung toe sirKus i"e
Ainsworth. Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss i ,nost thoroughly jolly, care-free ami
Kate Wilson, Aliss Alabel Hocker,
Bohemian affair of the year. The
carnival spirit will prevail and all
will unite to make it evident.
Miss Alarion Dorris, Aliss Harriet
Hurley, Aliss Selma Goldberg, Miss
Gene Ripley, Aliss Ruth Jessop, Aliss
Ellen Conway, Miss Katherine Ken
nan, Power Conway, John Rinker
Kibbey, Ernest Bennett, Lindley
Calhoun Norton, Lester Byronf
Arthur Haltin, Irving de R. Miller,
Roy Hurray, Frank Long and Dan
ratch.
One of the most pleasurable diver
sions of the week-end was the ties
ert picnic supper last evening. There
were present Mr. and Airs. Herbert
Burr Atha, Air. and Airs. Gordon
Tweed, Air. and Airs. William M.
Seabury, Air. and Mrs. Alaitland
Davies, Air. and Mrs. Farnk Hilder
fcran, Air. nnd Airs. Sidney J. Ross,
Hiss Ruth Ainsworth, Aliss Harriet
Hurley, Aliss Ruth Jessop, Hugh D.
Marshall, Judge Edward Kent, Leon
Tolleson, Ernest Bennett, Irving de
R. Miller, James Dawson, Power
Conway and Richard Reed.
...
Aliss Katherina Kennan will enter
tain the Auction club Alonday after
noon. Airs. Sims Ely, Jr., was last
week's hostess.
.
The first members of the Phoenix
contingent who will summer in
Flagstaff left for the north last
evening. They were Air. and Mrs.
Thomas Coulter, who will be Joined ! gave a dinner of charming appoint
shortly by Air. and Airs. George AI- ments Tuesday evening complimentary
kire. Others who will open their to Airs. Arthur Chrisman, who return
cottages within a fortnight are Air. ' ed the latter part of the week 'to her
and Airs. H. E. Campbell, Mr. and home in Sale Lake City. Sweet peas
Mrs. Eva Butler was hostess of the
Priscilla club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Perry Downing and Airs. A. L.
Doran assisted in receiving. Besides
the club members there were present
Mrs. O. E. Plath, Airs. Clara Battin,
Airs. Thomas AI. Smith, Airs. A. B,
Murphy, Mrs. H. J. Sistrunk, Airs. D.
W. Balch, Airs. J. A. Jones, Airs. Har
vey Patton, Mrs. E. Shelby of Tucson
and Miss AI. J. Battin.
...
Air. and Mrs. James S. Griffin of
1105 North Second street were hosts
of the D. T. club Monday evening when
Mrs. Edward O'AIalley made the high
est auction score. The substitutes
were Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Van Levvwen.
The juniors are eagerly anticipating
Mlamber club will give a dance at the
Woman's club. Mr. and Mrs. David
Goldberg will be the chaperones.
...
Mrs. Edwin Malcolm Hull entertain
ed the Auction club Friday afternoon.
Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn
will return today from a several days'
absence in Agua Caliente.
...
Professor and Airs. A. AI. AlcOmie
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