Arizona republican., 1912-06-09

Every day announces the departure of some well known maid or maron. II would truly seem that every body's doin it." yet those who are stin at home welcome the occasional bridge or picnic supper that breaks the monotony of summer Many events are on the calendar before close of season the latter part of the month During that time there will be Il noticeable exodus. within the course of a fortnight many will open their cottages at Iron Springs There. the social contingent will enjoy d few weeks rest prior to am eastern touI or d month in California. Many will remain at the mountain resort throughout the heated term and are planning a series of week ends with guests from Phoenix and Prescott Among the earliest to leave will be Mrs Henry George and Mrs. Lamar Cobb who go north Friday. Mrs. Har- ry Latham will also leave the latter part of tine week and others who will be there by the 'fouTth" are the Wal ter BennettS. David Goldberss, C. E. I.airds. A. G IuIetts r.. T. Ceilings, Walter Talhots. Aucii Martins Aaron C;oldberes. n H. Burtis'. James <. Griffins. l. J. Jomsons. W. K. James Ernest Lewis. E A. fickas, Eugene RedeUiu~. and the A. C. McQueens ol Mesa
 Automobl,ng * to play a prominent part in the summers pleasures. Many who are going to California will ship their ears and with headquarters in the south pass a month or two in los Angeles and the nearby beaches Such a summer is being planned hy Mr and Mrs Herbert Atha of "E,s- peranza" who will leave in fort night for san Diego They will motol as far as san Francisco before their return in October
 That coterie of young folk Whici mas enjoyed many informal dances this spring held the last affair. Fri day evening at the residence of Nr and Mrs w. k. James on the Me DoweH road Miss Eugenia Dorsey was the motif for the event. which although informal takes it's place as one of the most delightful of summer
  artistic effect. The guest list include, Miss Dorsey. AIr and Mrs. Joseph Melczer. Miss Selma GoIdberg. Miss
 n Doris. Miss Marie Lewis. Miss He 4n Ely. Miss Rema Doris, Miss Harriet Hurley. Miss Helen Laird Miss Stella Sears. Miss Ruth Jessop Sims Ely Jr. Jay Alkire. Roy Mur- ray, Scott Donohue, Edward Melczer Benno Nell Hugh Marshall Alexan- der Baker. Donald Green. Eugen, Goldman and Ernest Bennett
 A pretty event of the week was tn, bridge given by Mrs Hal Bonnet Tuesday. at her West Adams stree residence that was decorated for tn, occasion in a profusion of pink an, white roses. Mrs Henry Clay Parke and Mrs. F. R. Parsons won tn dainty prizes. There were presen Mrs Thomas Higley. Mrs. Charle Munger. Mrs. Eugene RedeVul. Mrs Webb Griffen. Mrs Charles Stauffer Mrs George Christy. Mrs HenI. Clay Parker. Mrs. Ned Creighton Mrs. George Lutgerding. Mrs. F. R Parsons Miss Elsie Munger and Mis- Flora Grier
 One of the prettiest affairs tha has been given for Miss Ida David son, the attractive fiancee of Waite ~. Heuneryager, was the luncheon d which Miss Helen Swiggett and Mis- Lucille Kelly presided Thursday. d the formers residence 607 North Firs street The decorations of pink an green Were particularly pretty. Gar lands of myrtle Were festooned from tn ceilings center to the corners of tn table where the stray ends of green cry were caught and intermingle, with d shower of pink roses. Tn centerpiece was a bowl of roses. tn color of which accentuated the pini tones. Cupid place cards complete, the decorative features A linen show CT and sewing bee followed the lunch con. The guests numbered twelve.