Arizona republican., 1912-06-23
SOCIETY NEWS

Ellingson, Miss Florence Jones, Miss Sue Leonard, Miss Bertha Hidden, Miss 1 Marguerite Williams, Miss Bertha Egg l ly, Miss Helen Robinson. Miss Vivian Young, Miss Helen Viault, Miss Elsie Potter, Miss Hattie Bell Dawes, Miss Lulu Johnson and Miss Margaret 1 Plant.
 l A pleasant event of the week was the bridge given Wednesday by Mir and l Mrs. Johp H. Page of North Fourth avenue. Three tables of guests en- 1 joyed the occasion
 Miss May Dean and John R. Maxwell whose wedding took place in San Pedro ] Monday, are passing their honeymoon l in town and contemplate making their home in Phoenix. They are the guests of Miss Etta Maxwell of 237 East Mon- l roe street.
 l Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Stacy will en- tertain house party today at their l country place south of town Their l guests will include MT. and Mrs. John H. Page, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Rowlanls, MT. and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross. Judge and ] Mrs. A. c. Baker, Hugh Marshall, Alex l ander Baker. Stephen Goodman and 1 Robert Baker
 Fashionable folk who are enjoying l summers informal festivities com- 1 prised a picnic supper Monday at a l favorite site along the Grand Canal. l ID,anc aYat James, Mr and Mrs, John H. Page.
 MT. and Mrs. w. ] Kingsbury. MT. and
 Mrs. Joe Green. MT. and Mrs. Colt My , CTS, MT. and Mrs. Homer King, Miss Eugenia Dorsey. Joe Trotter, Hugh
 Marshall. Ernest Bennett and Joe Cas- sou
 Dr. and Mrs Ray c. Harker were the | dinner guests of MT. and Mrs w S.
 Humbert of 392 North First avenue. i Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Pliny A Tharaldson of SIS 1 North Second avenue Is leaving July ' l for Los Angeles where she will pass
 the heated term.
 l MT. and Mrs D. M. Francis of North l Central avenue are leaving shortly for 1 Oak Creek where a fortnight will be passed prior to a more lengthy stay at l the Mahan ranch. The Francis will l ship their car to Flagstaff and will motor to the Canyon and other points of interest in the north before their l return in September.
 Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund. Miss Hazel DeMund and Miss Fay DeMund of 647 North Second avenue left Fri 1 day for Long Beach. They will be
 domiciled at the Virginia for a few
 weeks going later to Santa Barbara and Del Monte. Mrs. De Mund con- i templates an extensive eastern tour before her return in the autumn. This. however, will not change the plans of
 her daughters, who will time their re- l turn for the opening of the season in
 September. As usual they will con- 1 tribute largely to the gayety of the 1 winter.
 Arthur Ainsworth left Thursday for Chicago where Judge c. F. Ainsworth
 will join him today They will pass
 six weeks in the east the itinerary in- cluding a visit to Detroit. New York
 and Washington.
 Innumerable informal dinners were given the past week as a farewell courtesy 10 those who were leaving for the summer season. MT. and Mrs. s
 H. Mitchell gave one of the most en- joyable of these affairs Monday even ing at the Adams and had as iguests Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, who left Wednesday for the coast,
 and MT. and Mrs. Winsor Day who are
 to pass the heated term in the east.
 
 Mrs. L. T. Ceilings of SIP North Sec ond avenue returned to town last even ing after a brief stay at Iron Springs. She will return to the mountain resort | early in July for the remainder of the 1 season.
 1 Maitland Davies has opened a studio in Flagstaff and will be established there until September. Mrs. Davies and their little daughter. Miss Dorothy Da- vies who are at present in New York win join him here in the autumn They have taken the Winsor Day town house on North Sixth avenue for the season. | Mrs. E. A. Marshall of Westmoreland Place joined the Phoenix contingent lsummering at Iron Springs the latter part of inc week.
 The Walter Bennetts are planning to
 leave the first of July for Iron Springs Mrs. Bennett and Ernest Bennett will
 leave there the middle of the month for California where a brief stay will pre- cede their departure to Honolulu They will return in September. II There was a notable exodus to Iron Springs the past week. Mrs. w K James opened her cottage Friday and with her went Miss Eugenia Dorsey of
 Louisville, who was her guest in town this spring. Miss Dorsey who was the recipient of many charming functions during her stay in Phoenix will remain in Arizona until the latter part of l August visiting the coast before her Irnf 4N Ir