Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-17
ocial !: Circles
BY Edna Surerus Hasse

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The winters social season is about
!, open. Most of the vacationists have
,,.urned and the few who are still abb
.rn, will return within the next few
laws or weeks, and already the ladies'
.,s LAYING plans for the coming social
campaign.
Although many of the young people
,,bo attend distant schools have al.
,sady departed, others viii not 20 for
few weeks, and these are planning a
.s,ies of farewell functions to be gwen
before they leave.
The lodges and fraternal societies
have resumed their regular meetings
,f,er the summer recess and are max
nc arrangements for a more successful
.osial season than any that have passed,
several have even at this early date
made definite plans for balls and other
delightful entertainments in the near
fnture. Most Of them win have at
hast one social meeting each month.
The Wednesday club win begin its
Years work on September 20, and hold
,sgular bi,weekly meetings from that
lime Other little social clubs are be
shining to reorganize and plan for the
aspal round of entertainments.
Now that the warm weather is aoous
,ysr the ladies feel their social am
bitions returning and it will not be the
children alone who viii celebrate birth
8ay and other anniversaries.
Z Then there are the October brides
rho will be on hand to claim their
hare of attention, for in numbers ~
veil as in every other respects October
brides vie with the brides OF June.
with so many demands upon her hos
nitality. il is no wonder that the hos
tesses ODE are laying deep and subtle
plaps for charming and original enter
ianments. Before the approach of the
holiday season the social whirl will he
an and the debutantes of this season
will be vieing with the debutantes OF
past seasons for popularity.
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BIRThOAx OOOoAA NAA@
Yesterday being the forty-sixth ami
ysrssry of Mr.. w. p Kelsey's birth
aay, he decided to celebrate the occa-
aon. Not. knowing that Mrs. Kelsey
had arranged birthday surprise party
for him, he invited few friends TO an
informal dinner at Miller's cafe in the
evening. Covers were laid for eight,
those present to enjoy tais hospitality
being: Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Jacobs,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Ormsby, Mrs. w.
P Kelsey and Misses Eulah Adams and
Gladys Kelsey.
Upon returning home after the din
ter. Mr.. Kelsey was much surprised to
End a number of friends awaiting his
arrival. 1t did not take them long TO
make him understand that they had
come to help him celebrate his birth
day and most enjoyable evening was
spent
Mr.. Kelsey was the recipient OF
many beautiful and useful gifts, as
tokens of the esteem of his friends
lee cream and cake were served as re-
freshments.
The following guests had been invit-
ed to be present: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wog Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Schafer, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Ormsby, Mrs. NJ. Flem'
ing, Mrs. A. Cadman, Misses Hattie
wog and Eulah Adams and Messrs.
John Dobson, Arthur Francis, Philip
Schrieber and j. b. Hendon.
All those present enjoyed the even
ing and Joined in wishing Mr.. Kelsey
many happy returns of the day.
FAULL-swEETLAN WEDDING
wedding which will interest many
local people occurred at high noon last
Saturday in Los Angeles, when Miss
Adina May Fault and Mr.. William II.
Sweetland were married at the home OF
the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
P. Fault of No. 354S Vermont avenue.
The wedding occurred at high noon,
Reverend f. J. Inwood officiating. Miss
Harriet Willett was maid of honor;
Miss Faith Richardson, bridesmaid and
little Misses Flavia and Dorothy jenkins
Aowergirl and ringbearer, respectively.
Leslie Hitchcock was best man. Six
Of the brides intimate girl friends
Termed an aisle by holding a chain made