Arizona republican., 1912-06-30

summer here with occasional week ! ends in Prescott.
 Dr. and Mrs. Roy E. Thomas, of Westmoreland street, are passing a | fortnight in Pomona where they are ! being delightfully."- entertained. They will be there another week when they go to Terminal Island for the re- mainder of the summer.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg and Miss Selma Goldberg, of North Cen <, tral avenue, will leave this morning ! for Iron Springs. The Goldberg cot tage Chester Knoll" is the nucleus round which society moves and resi- dents are anticipating their arrival with keen pleasure. They always have a beVy of pretty girls as their guests, and this year will entertain among others, Miss Harriet Hurley and Miss Lucille Drachman, of Tue | son.
 Miss Rose Walter is enjoying a 1 fortnight in Yosemite after a month l guest of honor at many smart af- fairs. She is to pass the remainder of the summer at Lake Tahoe where, in August, she will be joined by Mrs Sidney J Ross, who will be her guest 1 until autumn
 Word from Bisbee tells that Miss Edna Hoffman is being made the motif for much social activity. Sev- l eral smart events have been given in her compliment and many are on the calendar prior to her departure, which ! will be shortly after the Fourth" 1 She will pass a few days here en route to Iron Springs. where she will l be the guest of Mrs. Ira J. John son for a week. Miss Hoffman will as usual pass the latter part of the heated term in Canada and return to | Phoenix in the autumn.
 Mrs Lewis D. Yaeger, of 1112 North Third street, is leaving shortly for Pasadena. She will be absent three months.
 Mrs Arthur Luhrs. of West Wash ] ingtOn street. left last evening for Ocean Park where she will summer Miss Dora Vcstal. of 911 West Washington street, left Monday for 1 Kingman.
 Mrs B A Ffcllas is to leave this week for Iron Springs. where her daughter. Mrs. Eugene Redewill will | visit her later in the summer.
 The C. T. Willis have moved from i Fourth avenue. where they were dom- iciled this winter, and are pleasantly situated in the Easterling residence, 1221 North Second street
 Judge and Mrs Henry D. Ross have purchased the JesunOfsky resi- dence on North Second avenue, where they will be dOmiciled next season. During the absence of Congressman and Mrs. Carl Hayden in Washington, they have been occupying their home, 800 North First avenue. Mrs Ross is leaving Tuesday for Prescott to re- main until autumn. She will be ac- cOmpanied by her son, Ted Ross, who arrived a fortnight ago to pass his vacation at home from the Uni versity of Wooster where he IS popular student.
 Mrs. Alfred w. Chamberlain. who left recently for a six months ab- sence, surprised her friends by re- turning to town. Tuesday, from Yuma, for brief stay She will pass week here before continuing her trav- els which will be along the west coast. She is the guest of Mrs. U w Crenshaw.
 Miss Dorothy Nicholson and Miss Lena Nicholson of North Second av- enue. are leaving Wednesday for Portland where they will pass the summer with their sister. Mrs. Jack Wood
 An attractive addition to the PhOe- nix colony in California last week was Miss Kate Christy. wno arrived in Los Angeles, Tuesday. She will be absent several months.
 Miss Bess Seargeant, of 649 North Third avenue, will leave in fort night for California. Miss Seargeant, who was educated at ThrOop, passes part of each summer in Pasadena. where her former school friends eX- tend her most cordial greeting.
 Mrs. T w. PembertOn and her daughter, Mrs. Henry Clay Parker, will remain in town until after the Fourth Their cottage at Iron Springs is always the center of gayety and the colonists are eagerly anticipating their arrival on the eighth
 Mr. and Mrs J. E. Owens passed Monday in town from Tucson Mrs. owens will be pleasantly recalled as Miss Bess Bell, a social faVorite of three years ago.
 Miss Mabel McNeil left last even ing for three weeks absence to be passed in Los Angeles and the