Arizona republican., 1912-09-29

For the first time in many months town houses look habitable During the past week many members of the smart set returned and in the course of a fortnight society" will be in full swing.
 Secretary of State Sidney P. Os- born and Mrs. Osborn, who returned Monday from their honeymoon, are established at the Adams at pres ent They will occupy Capitol ad ditiOn residence later in the season and win undoubtedly contribute largely to the winters gayety.
 Mir. and Mrs. Simon Oberfelder are again domicied in their Central av- enus home, having returned We'd nesday rom a three months ab- sence in San Francisco.
 The Roy Goodriches are back in town after a delightful summer in California. A few weeks at the Vir ginia in Long Beach preceded a mo- tor tour of the state.
 Other Arizonans who had their car on the coast were Mir and Mrs Herbert Atha, who returned Tuesday and will pass the winter at "Espe ranza," their country place near Glendale.
 Mrs. F.. A Marshall, of Westmore land street returned Wednesday from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes who was in southern California early in the summer and afterward went to San Francisco, returned Wednes day Her mother, Mrs. Joseph Kip bey, is remaining on the coast a short time longer.
 MT. and Mrs. Winsor Day. who summered in the east, have returned. Their country place, Marguerite" :" will be the scene of many charming affairs this winter.
 Mrs William Seabury, of 50 West moreland street, was cordially greet ed last week on her return from Clifton by Sea.
 Mrs. Henry George of North First avenue who was scheduled to return early in the week, remained in nor thern Arizona until Saturday.
 Or the same day Mrs. Robert A. Craig returned from California, where she passed the end of summer after a month in Prescott.
 Mrs. D. NJ. Francis, of North Cen Cral avenue, is expected this morn ing. She has an attractive summer home in Flagstaff and gave several house parties over the week end. She is returning home by way of Roosevelt.
 Mrs Arthur Luhrs returned Tues day from California and her sister, Mrs. Ned Creighton, will be one of this weeks arrivals from the coast.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin, of North Second avenue, have returned from Yellowstone. MT. and Mrs. Wal ter Talbot, who accompanied them, are at present in San Francisco, but will be home this week. Mrs. w. C. Barnes, who completed the party, has gone to Washington D. c. for the winter.
 Mrs J. Eliot Walker whose long absence was regretfully noted, is the guest of the D. H. Burtis, with whom she will winter. She returned re- gently from Yellowstone where she passed a short time after season in Ohio
 MT. and Mrs Robert Peabody (Es- ther Willis) are still lingering in Yellowstone and it is possible they will not return for another fortnight. Mrs. c. T. Willis leaves this evening for Los Angeles where the PeabOdys will pass the remainder of their ab- sence from Phoenix.
 Mrs John H. Page, who was sched- ued to return from Los Angeles Wednesday, is yet on the coast. She will have as guest during the win ter her cousin, Miss Lucy Carson, one of the most beautiful girls on the coast. It is possible Miss Car son may accompany Mrs. Page on her return this week although her original intention was to come later in the season.
 Miss Ann Garnett, of 619 North Third avenue, who is giving a series Of affairs in compliment to Miss Reba Elliot and Miss Grace Neill was a five hundred hostess yester day Quantities of roses decorated the card rooms with pretty effect Asked to meet the guests of honor were Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenc- kes, Mrs Harry Galliver, Mrs. Ed win Malcolm Hull Mrs. Raymond Battin Miss Abbe Pickrell. Miss