Arizona republican., 1912-07-28

Homecoming in society's realm Goes not set in with d certainty un- til September. although the past few days has found many members of the smart set established in their town houses. The pleasant weather and the presence of fashionable ones gives Phoenix the general tone of expectancy such as is evidenced when the season is about to be launched But alas and alack it will not last, It is only an interruption Of week end shoppers from Iron Springs. Mrs. Ancil Martin is here for few days and coming with her Friday were Mrs. E. E. Kirkland, who passed the week in camp the guest of Mrs. c. $ Scott, who, by the way, is in town al present; Mrs. Joseph Melc- ger. who often runs up for a brief stay with her mother, Mrs. Aaaron Goldberg, who is also here; Mrs. Ira J Johnson, and Mrs. James $. Grif fin who complete the list.
 There have been many 7efTghtful af- fairs given in compliment to Miss Madge Kemp and while the charming visitor has been appreciative of all the attentions shown her she has taken more pleasure in the jaunts about the valley than the more formal entertain ments which make up her every day life when at home in San Francisco. Miss Rosalie Viault took little party motoring Thursday when Glendale and the surrounding country were viewed. Those who enjoyed the occasion with Miss Viault and Miss Kemp were Miss Mae Hurley, Miss Sue Leonard and Miss Helen Viault.
 Judge and Mrs. Joseph H Kibbey gave an informal dinner Friday even ing after which bridge was played. There were present Mir and Mrs. Sims Ely, MT. and Mrs E. E. Kirkland and Mrs. Caroline Kibbey.
 Their friends. and they are legion. are congratulating MT. and Mrs. Elias Dunlevy upon the birth of a daughter. The Dunlevys are in San Francisco and have made no definate plans for the winter.
 After fortnight in town the guest of Miss Mae Hurley of Hurley Heights Miss MaJge Kemp is leaving Monday for Los Angeles where she will make a brief stay en route for her home in San Francisco. During her visit Miss Kemp nGu been the recipient of much social attention. Miss Hurley gave an artistically appointed dinner in her honor Wednesday evening. The tables centerpleCe was a large Japanese bas- ket overflowing with American Beauty roses. Covers were land for Miss Kemp, Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Sue Leonard, Miss Marion Armstrong, Miss Rosalie Eiault, Miss Edith Thompson and Miss Helen Viault.
 Miss Harriet Hurley of TOT North First avenue made Miss Madge Kemp the motif of a luncheon yesterday Those who enjoyed Miss Hurley's hos pitality were Miss Kemp, Mrs. Joseph Melczer, Mrs. Sidney Charles Gold man, Miss Mae Hurley, Miss Nell Con- way. Miss Ruth Doris and Miss Mar ion Doris.
 In celebration of the birthday of their sister. Miss Anna Broder MT and Mrs. w. L. Lee entertained infor- mally Wednesday. The affair which was q complete surprise to the guest of honor. took place at the Lee resi- dence. 329 North Fourth avenue Guessing games featured the even- ings pleasures. Among those present were Miss Breeder, MT. and Mrs. c F Carter, Mrs. N. B. Beattie, Miss Florence Smith, Miss Edith Hickey Miss Ethel Bank, Miss Susan Mur- phy, Earl Banks, Thomas Weather ford. Walter Beattie, and Paul H Breeder.
 The engagement of Mrs. Jennie Solomon and John Adler, of New York. which was announced recently in San Francisco. is of much interest to Phoenix society as Mrs. Solomon is well known here She is an aun' of Mrs. David Goldberg. with whom she has passed quite a bit of hel time and each visit has been tht incentive for a round of gayety. N definite date for the wedding ha! been announced but it will probably take place in the early fall.
 Jay Alkire is passing the week enc at Iron Springs. On his return t' +ou-u Monday Mir A1kira will com