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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1919
'Doings of Week fa Society of Anmna-s Capitol
HOME ATlHTIS
FOR PH1I1
I Mill
it uuyety h;is iimde it pos-
Augnst by Mr. Mintz and make an ex-
tensive motor tour of the state
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Miss Dorothy Blair ,
Gives Dinner Dance
Miss Dorothy Ulair gave a prettily,
apiolrited dinner at her home on Kast
McDowell street Wednesday evening, I
later entertaining her guests at River
side. In the party were Dr. and Mrs.
ileoixe Blair, Miss Thelma Strnmberg. t
j Miss Carrie Mulrein, Miss Margery 1
sililn for Phoenicians to rmeain at home I KinKshury, Alerwtcie Nichols. Kerney
a ml enjoy Ihe many delights that have Benjamin, J. H. Mason, John Benjamin,
only iie. ii discovered here during re- i and Kdvvin Blair.
em ywirs. It is not so very long ago !
hat there nan a iitice:iblc oVpoputa- Mrs. Charles Stauffer
ion or town occaincii ny tne ursii 10 summer on voast
-i-rm weather. This hits been changed Mrs. Charles Stauffer will leave this
since ;irnu.enint:i have been made to; PVeninir for Komhein California where !
she will pass the summer months. i
correspond with the season and there
ire mtiMV who prefer this time of the
e;ir at home to any other. The guy j
.niornialit;. (if Hiimn.er has ushered in j
a number of interesting events, swim-
ming parties followed by picnic sup
l.eis taking the load. Dancing, too,
is popular just now and 1 he week-end
events !t Mor'cy's and the affairs at
Ibvcrside as we!! as private parties
are making up .1 calendar as fascinat
ing as offerings of beach resorts.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lewis
Hosts of Smart Event
A Ftnart event of the week was the
dinner given last evening by Mr. und
Mrs. I'lnl Iewis In honor of Mrs. Allan
l.arkin of Wichita Those there were
Mr;- and .Mrs. Donald Dunbur. Mrs.
t'arb'ton Wood, Mrs. Beeckman Lorril
iaril. .Mrs. I'eter Durke. of New York,
tllss .Marie frauds, Miss Kitty Craig,
1:. A. ' i ! ! es pie. Jack Barber. Everett
Awry Corpstein and Alexander
Taker.
An Informal Luncheon
On Week's Calendar
t Mrs. Arthur T. Ksgate gave an in
formal luncheon on Friday, those en-
iving her hospitality including Mrs.
licorge t'.oodrith. Mrs. Roy Wayland,
jlrs. I. K White. Mrs. Bert Winslow,
and-. Mrs. C. V. Dcming.
Phoenicians Leave Town
for the Summer Months I
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers left last I
evening for a several weeks absence
on the coast. '
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Pleasant Park Event
Enjoyed by Gay Group i
j One of the pleasant events of the i
i week was the swimming party and !
' picnic supper at Riverside on Friday, i
I Those there were Mr and Mrs. Ira J. j
j Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Selim J, Michel- i
I son, Mr. and Mrs. James Oriffin, Mr. i
anu .vtrs. noy vvayiana. At r. ana sirs.!
K. T. Collings, Mr. and Mrs. W T.I
Ptudor, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Peters,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Melczer, Mr. i
and Mrs. Paul Codings, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence McKllherren, and Mrs. David 1
Silverman
Informal Luncheon
is Event of Week
Mrs. Lugene v hite presided over
an informal luncheon on Wednesday
that was one of the delightful affairs
of the week. Covers were arranged
for Mrs. George (ioodrich. Mrs. Roy
Wayland, Mrs Arthur T. Esgate and
Mrs. Bert Winslow.
Diu.and Mrs. E. W. Baum
fvlotif for an Affair
Celebrate Birthday
i at Riverside Park
I In celebration of the birthday of her
i small da.uehter Miss Petrina Wood.
" Complimentary to Dr. and M rs. K. I Mrs. Oarleton Wood gave a swimming
party and luncheon at Riverside on
Tuesday, the little folk present in
cluding Miss Loretta Dulmage, Miss
tV Banm who left early in the week
for a camping trip in the White moun
tains, Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson,
gave a delightfully arranged dinner
Monday evening at their home on
North First avenue. Covers were laid
jr twelve.
Celebrates Birthday
With Park Function
t: In celebration of the twelfth birthday
'of her son, Raymond Johnson, Mrs.
Ira J. Johnson gave a swimming party
iid , picnic luncheon at Riverside on
Thursday. The boys who were there
included Jack Page. Royal Marks,
Harry Rosen.weig, Barry Coldwater.
ubd Robert Coldwater.
Summer Plans of
Sooiety Favorite
X Miss Georgia Mintz is leaving on
Thursday for the coast having planned
her departure in order to be present
at the alumni luncheon of Cumnock
School to be held in Los Angeles on
Saturday. Miss Mintz. was one of the
most popular students at the school
n-hieh she attended a few years ago
and numbers among her closest friends
fhc coast acquaintances of her student
dtiys who always make her stay in
California pleasurable. Mrs. George
Mintz accompanied her daughter to
Los Angeles and plans leaving there
with her in a fortnight for Arrowhead
Hot Springs. They will be joined in
Jean Dunbar, Miss Margaret Mosse
Miss Kathleen Mosse, Miss Joy Mosse.
Miss Mona Schweppi, Miss Kathryn
Hellwarth and Miss Lenora Hellwarth.
Givs Dinner at .
Riverside Park
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Griffen gave a
dinner at Riverside Park Thursday
evening their guests numbering twelve.
.
Picnic Supper
is Pleasant Affair
One of the pleasant affairs of the
past week was the picnic supper at
Riverside on Monday, the party com
prising Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Curry, Mr. and
Mrs. A. II. McLellan, Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Taggart, Dr. and Sirs. j. L. Borah, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Louis Zimmerman. Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Eddy, Miss Agnes Daly
and J. H Goodson.
Party for Son
on Fifth Birthday
In celebration of the fifth birthday
of Tom Higley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Higley gave an informal affair Sun
day evening when they entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Stauffer,
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Higley, Mr. and
Mrs. Eben Lane, Miss Pearl Stauffer,
Miss Dorothy Stauffer, Miss Helen
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CHERRY ICE CREAM
NESSEROLE PUDDINGS
FRESH APRICOT ICE
CANTALOUPE ICE
And other Standard Ices
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RUFFLED NET FOR
JUNE BRIDESMAID
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Monday for a month's absence in Clifton.
Mist Sharlott Hall
on Journal Miner Staff
Phoenix friends of Miss Sharlott
Hall, and they are legion, will be in
terested to learn that the clever young
woman is now on the editorial staff of
the weekly Journal Miner. She t.-IH
summer in the north.
Hunting Party
i Pleasant Event
A pleasant event of the week was
the hunting party Friday evening fol
lowed by a game supper on the desert.
Those there were Mr. and Mrs Garrett
Schullar, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc
Queen, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Asbury,
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater, Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Lutgerding and
Sam Wilson.
Lease Apartments
for the Season
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I dinner Friday evening :U her North
! Second avenue home, covers bin U id
; for Mr. and Mrs. F. Iouis Zimmerman.
i Miss Helen Burn. Miss Marie Kaylor,
j ('. H Kaufman, G. H. Dill and R. T.
I Westbrook.
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I Mr. and Mrs. Barnes
Give Informal Dinner
i Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Barnes gave
! an informal dinner at their apartment
i at the Arizona Wednesday, the compli
mented guests being Donald Mctbn
tock and Howard Yarcoe.
To Coast Today
After Visit Here
Mrs. Asa Porter and her small son
Billy Porter of El Paso, and Mrs. Por
ter's mother. Mrs. Mayme Waite, who
passed the week-end with Mrs. H. .1
Jessop. are leavnig this evening for tit
coast where they will pass the sum
i Mrs. Krenz Leaves For East
Mr. and Mrs. AV. E. Robertson, who ! To Join Soldier Husband
were established at the Hotel Adams ! Mrs. rYed B. Kreuz left Wednesda
after their return from their honey
moon, have leased apartments at the
Powers for the season.
Entertain Seven
at Dinner Party
for New York where she will join her
husband Lieutenant Krenz who is ex
pected shortly from overseas servic.
Mrs. Krenz who has been wintering at
Harqua Hala parsed a brief period in
town with her sister. Miss Marcella
Mrs. J. J. Sullivan gave a delightful Martin en route for the east.
MISS FAITH SAFFORD
Miss Faith Saffard. the charming
daughter of Mrs. Mercy Safford
of North First avenue, is one of
the junior set who will summer in
the north. She is leaving this
week for Iron Springs, where she
will remain until she enters the
University of Arizona in the au
tumn. Miss Safford was one of
the group of pretty and popular
girls who were graduated from the
high school a fortnight ago.
Griffen, Miss
Ray Stauffer.
Eleanor Stauffer, and
in? almost immediately for the coast. I
She will be accompanied by hed daugh-
ter, Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr. j
Charles O'Malley
Host at Dinner
Charles O'Malley was a dinner host
at the park on Tuesday, his guests
being Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Van Leuwen,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McQueen and
Mrs Edwin Earl Nash.
Going to Coast
to Spend Summer
Mrs William S. Humbert will leave
Thursday for Long Beach where she
will pass several weeks before going
to San Francisco for the late summer
season. She will be joined in Cali
fornia in a fortnight by Mrs. William
Kennedy Humber and her mother Mrs.
George Bailey.
To West Coast
for the Summer
Mrs. Roy Wayland will leave to
morrow for Los Angeles. She will
pass the entire summer on the west
coast.
Mrs. Holmquist
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. F. M. Holmquist was a recent
luncheon hostess giving a charmingly
appointed affair at her apartments on
North First avenue. The guest list
included Mrs. Paul Bennett, Mrs R. C.
Saufley, Mrs. Roy Wayland, Mrs. Ar
thur T. Esgate and Mrs. Andrew Bau
mert, Jr.
Delightful Dinner
at Arizona Club
One of the delightful recent events
was the dinner at the Arizona club
enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Saufley,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wayland, Mr. and
Mrs, J. O. Van Leuwen, Dr. and Mrs.
George Goodrich and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles O'Malley.
To Chicago
for the Summer
Mrs. Charles O'Malley left Sunday
for Chicago where she will summer.
Returns From East
for Brief Stay
Mrs. William ferry Sears returned
Tuesday from the east and plans leav-
E. F. Parkers go
to California
The Edward J Parkers left Wedncs
day for California where they plan
pass the summer months. 1
Mrs B. A. Gillespie
in City few Days
Mrs. B. A. Gillespie, who has been in
Oklahoma and California for the past
month, was in Phoenix for a few days
last week returning to Los ADgeles on
Wednesday.
Leave Tomorrow
for California
Mrs. B. A. FicUas and her grand -daughter.
Miss Elizabet.ii Redewill, are
leaving tomorrow for the summer's ab- !
sence in Southern Ca'ifornia. i
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To Spend Summer
at Beach Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer left I
W ednesday tor Los Angeles where they ; f
will pass a few weeks before leasing a I PS
beach cottage for the remainder of the I
season. . - :
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Open Cottage
at Iron Springs
Mrs. E J. Bennitt opened her cottage
at Iron Springs on Tuesday and plans 1
to be at the mountain resort the !
greater part of the summer. In July
she will have as her guests, Mr. and I
Mis Harry Gray of Pasadena.
Party Goes North
On Camping Trip
Dr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin and Mrs.
W. C. Barnes have gone north for a
ten days' camping trip at Oak Creek.
Here is a happy suRgestion for a
lommer bridesmaid's frock It is
turquoise blue net, ruffled, shirred,
puffed and gathered until the fair
maid resembles a thistledown tuft
the Van Lemvens decided to take np
their permanent residence in Michigan,
which was their former home, and
to '.news of their plan will be learned with
regret by all who know them.
To Coast to
Spend Summer
Mrs Eeulah Stanton left recently for
the summer's absence on the coast.
To Clifton on
Visit of Month
Mr. and Mrs. H.
S. Olmstead left
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Going to Michigan
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Mr. and Mrs. J G. Van Leuwen. who
have made a legion of friends during
their six years residence in Phoenix,
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