Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-06-12

one Of the pleasant affairs Of the
week was the "flinch" party with
which leila Halterman entertained
Friday evening, the occasion being her
thirteenth birthday. The invited
guests were Miss Elma Tolleson Miss
Persis Edwards, Miss Mildred Kim
ball Miss Ruth COggins, Miss Para
Lee Irvine, Miss Hazel Wilson, Miss
May Coggins, Miss Beulah Irwin, Wal
ter Tolleson, Frank Spawr, Harold
Davidson, Edwin Doris, Edward
Brooks, and Donald Spawr.
Miss Erile Cameron entertained a
jolly crowd of eight girls at a three
days house party the first Of the
week at her home on North Fifth ave
nue.. ON Monday evening they all en-
joyed a trip to the Coliseum with a
supper afterwards at the home Of the
hostess. Tuesday evening Mrs. Dam
eron chaperoned the party To the In
dian school where they enjoyed a pic
mic lunch served on the grass. The
guests of the house party were Miss
Cynthia Marian. Miss Para Lee Irwin,
Miss Persis Edwards, Miss Elma Toll
Lesson, Miss Bulah Irwin, Miss Aileen
GAM. and Miss Mildred Kimball.
Miss Miriam Bailey entertained a
few friends Thursday afternoon, the
occasion being her eleventh birthday
Several chidren's games were enjoyed
the principal feature being a grab
bag. The little folks present were Miss
EriIe Cameron. Miss Lucille Mckee,
Miss Ruth Goldberg. Miss Aileen
GAM, Miss Alberta Munson, Miss
Margaret Lopez, Jack Page. John
Lopez, Fred Mcneil, Burton Mcneil
and John Bailey CIeaveland.
Miss Gertrude Smith and Charles
Edgar Spaulding were married on
June lst in San Jose, California. Mr..
Spauling is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. a Spauldng of this city and spent
his boyhood days in Phoenix. Mr.
and Mrs. Spauldng will make their
home in Los Angeles.
Miss Ruth Evans entertained with a
jolly little evening party on Monday
and her guests We're Misses GenevieVe
TherouX. Marie Phelps, Eva Belle
Houston, Fern Tannehill, Emma Bates,
Bertha Kohl. Octavia and Beatrice
Beyrl Church, Glide Paxton, Rose
Walls and Helen Evans. Messrs.
Grover Hutson. Grandville Fugua
Willis Hahn, Mute Hammons. Sam
and Joe Halderman. Kennith Bates,
Herold Howard and Russell Tannehill,
Jeff. Heard, Donald Kyle, Norman
Womley, Callie Moore, Russell and
Carroll Rhodes. Keith and Kennith
Evans.
DIR. and Mrs. Martin pleasantly en-
tertained the Neighborhood bridge
club last week and the high scores
were made by Mrs. w. G. Lentz and
D. H Burtis. on Monday evening the
club will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
Burtis.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Robinson left
Saturday for Iron Springs where they
will spend the summer.
Sam FIeishman arrived yesterday
from San Francisco for a visit of sew
eral weeks with his sistre, Mrs. Leo
Goldman.
Miss Ella Meehan and MILAN Paul
Volta were quietly married Tuesday
morning at St Mary's Catholic
church. the Reverend Father SEVERN
officiating Miss Serafina Righetti
and Howard Hughes attended as maid
of honor and best man. The bride
and groom left on the morning train
for southern California where they
will spend several weeks, returning to
Phoenix where they will make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. \. TharaldsOn, Mr..
and Mrs l. Il. Stoddard and Mr.. and
Mrs. l. NJ Darby will sail on the first
of August for three months tour
Of the Orient.
John Dunlap returned last week
from Los Angeles.
Morris Vinson will leave on the 18th
for Los Angeles where he will make |
his home i'm the future.
Miss Ora Orme will entertain Mrs. !
Ralph Scales, Miss Mabel Harper, |
Miss Mabel Mcneil. and Miss George
Bailey at dinner today.
Mr.. and Mrs Celora Stoddard will |