Arizona republican., 1912-06-16

Mrs. J. E. ROWldnQS was hostess at an informal luncheon Wednesday at her Fourth avenue residence. Her guests included Mrs. Winsor Day, Mrs John H. Page, Mrs. Roy S. Goodrich and Miss Esther Willis. Mir and Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan chap eroned a theatre party at the Elm press Friday evening, which was fol- lowed by a supper at a downtown cafe. Those who enjoyed the occa- sion were Miss Ida Davidson, Miss Pat Davidson, Hugh Cassidy and Walter Heuneryager.
 
 As surprise to Miss Loretta Harding, Miss Eva Robbins was hostess of pleasant party Tuesday evening. The Robbins residence. 1907 North Central avenue, was charming | ly decorated for the occasion in a prOfusion of roses. The garden, where dancing and music were enjoyed, was lent added attraction in the countless Japanese lanterns that threw soft glow over the pretty scene. There were present Miss Harding. Miss Bertha Goldsworthy, Miss Pauline Sears, Miss Ruth Griffin, Miss Geor- gia Mintz. Miss Dora Robbins, Miss Hilda Stineggar, Miss Emma Thal- hemer, Miss Lena Siedler, Miss Laura SWigert. Miss Elsie Potter, Miss Ruby Shott, Miss Bessie En- sign, Miss Frances Nelson, Miss Hell en Chipperfield, Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Vivian Young, Miss Dorothy 1 Elder. Miss Ella Foushee, Randolph McElhaney, Clinton May. Paul Col lings, Victor Stineggar. Julian Gang, Theodore Plath, Joe Hardeman, Hen Try Stoner Ernest Vasskulher, John Geare, Walter Robbins William Stin eggar. David Robbins. John Creigh- ton. Thomas Geare and Ulrich Thal- heimer.
 i Miss Flora Grier, of 1878 West Adams street, entertained informally Wednesday evening in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Millar.
 Mir and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross were , the dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. Colt Myers Thursday evening. 1 Miss Elsie Munger passed the week end in town. from her country place, I"Olivette," as the guest of Mrs. Hen Try Clay Parker, of North Central Iavenue Mrs. Parker will remain in town until the first of July, when | she will accompany her mother, Mrs. T. w. Pemberton, to Iron Springs for the heated term.
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 1 Mrs A. R. Oster and Miss Blanche Oster. of 413 North Seventh avenue. | will leave Saturday for Prescott where they will summer.
 MT. and Mrs. John C. Jamieson and Miss Anita Jamieson. who were guests of Mrs. D. M. Francis the winter and spring months. left We'd inesday for California. They are pass ling the week end in Los Angeles en route to their home in Alameda. 1 Miss Gertrude Melczer has been the incentive for a continuous round of l gayety since her arrival in Los An 1 geles d month ago. From d visit of 1 d fortnight she has extended her stay l so many weeks she has decided to remain there until the arrival of her mother. Mrs Louis Melczer, the early part of July. They have taken cottage at Coronado for the season l and will have as guest Miss Lena Kohlman. who will accompany them 1 to San Francisco later in the sum mer Miss Melczer with her brother, Edward .Melczer, will make an ex- tensive tour of the east before re- turning in November.
 | MT. and Mrs. Roy $. Goodrich, their attractive little daughter, Miss Eleanor Goodrich. and Miss Mar garet Adams left last Thurs 1 day evening for Long Beach. They will pass month at the Virginia, to be followed by motor tour of the state. During the absence of the Goodriches their resi- dence. 826 North Central avenue. will be occupied by MT. and Mrs. Joe Green, who have closed their country place until autumn.
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 i Miss Mabel Hooker, of North Sec ond avenue, returned Tuesday from a fortnight's stay in Prescott where she was the guest of pr. and Mrs. J. H. Blain. Miss Hooker was the recipient of many delightful affairs l during her NlSlt m the nOrtn.
 MT and Mrs. George Hahn and Arthur Hahn are leaving tomorrow for Los Angeles where they will pass the heated term.
 l Mrs. Howe Williams was among those who left the past week for 1 California. She has a cottage at tOceanside for the summer months.
 
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas McGinnis and their niece, Miss Loretta Hard
 ing, who has been their guest this spring, are leaving this evening for Colorado where they will pass the re- Imainder of the summer.
 | MT. and Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson, of North First avenue, left last even ing for Chicago where they will be interested visitors at the national con vention. Following the Baltimore
 convention they will again return to
 Chicago, brief stay there to precede itheir summer on the Lakes.
 Mrs. D c. Stooksverry, of Pasa-
 dena, arrived Monday and is the gueSt of her narents Mir and Mrs