Arizona republican., 1912-09-01

Summer has passed and fashion able ones are turning their faces Cityward. Iron Springs, where many members of the smart set pass the heated term. is rapidly becoming de populated. MT. and Mrs. Clay Parker were among those who left early in the week and possibly no absence will be more regretfulIy noted than these popular young people. Mrs. Parker was there for the entire sea- son and with her mother Mrs. T. w Pemberton had one of the most attractive cottages in the resort. MT. Parker passed the last three weeks there and in that short time made himself indispensable to the pleasure seekers. in fact, he has been urged to become president of the outing club next year. Under his supervision the golf links and tennis courts were put in shape and impromptu dances and clever minstrel shows were giv- en frequently. The Parkers were charmed with the scenery and life in the mountains and plan to go again next season when they will build county place fashioned on the mis- siCn style of architecture They are al present domiciled with Miss Angie Parker of 1920 North Third street Mrs. w. k. James also deserted the north last week and Friday returned to Phoenix accompanied by her niece Miss Edith Heighton of Minnesota Miss HeightOn is leaving on Tuesday for Tucson for brief visit with Mrs. H. E. Leighton and will return later for a day on her way to Den yer where she will be the guest O.! Mrs. Frank Dresher. pr. and Mrs Willard Smith are again established in their town house on Central avenue after a two months absence al the springs MT and Mrs. Walter Talbot and Mrs. w. c. Barnes are leaving Monday for Yellowstone and on the same day Mrs. H. L Latham will return to Phoenix.
 Miss Henrietta Dawson of North Third avenue returned yesterday from Clifton where she was the guest of Mrs. E. Horton Jones (Helen Mac Intyre).
 R E. McGillen, assistant secretary Of state. is passing the week end in Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. Mark Dunbar of West Adams street are among those who will enjoy Labor day festivities in Prescott.
 Reese Ling is in Prescott for the week end.
 
 One of the most enjoyable events of the week was the dinner given by MT and Mrs. Paul Edwin Fuller last even ing at their attractive bungalow in Mesa Among others there were pres ent: MT. and Mrs. John H. Page, MT and Mrs. J. E. Rowlands MT. and Mrs Joe Green, R E. Mason, Harry R Tritle, Francis Viele and Reese Ling Mir. and Mrs. Paul Mccoy (Maud Jones) have returned from their hon. eymoon passed in California and are at home in West Capitol addition.
 Webb Griffin is passing the week end in Prescott where Mrs. Griffin is the guest of Mrs. Eli Stauffer for the remaining summer months.
 Harry R. Tritle was a dinner host of the week, entertaining at a down town cafe Tuesday evening MT. and Mrs John H. Page. MT. and Mrs. Gus Holmes, Mrs. Clarence I. Stacy and Reese Ling.
 Mrs Eugene Redewill of 1917 West Washington street returned Tuesday from Iron Springs where she had 6 cottage for the season.
 Miss Rema Doris of West Jeffer- son street returned last evening from a two months absence at White Bear lake, Minnesota, where she was guest of honor at a delightful house party of which Miss Lou Ella Archer was hostess.
 Mir and Mrs. Gus Noll of 810 Nortf First avenue returned Thursday aftel an absence of two months which tool them to the various eastern coast re. sorts. A few weeks in Southern Cal. ifornia preceded their home coming.
 Miss Nell Conway of North Centra avenue is passing a fortnight at IroI Springs, the guest of Miss Ruth Dor.