Arizona republican., 1912-06-16

seph Jenckes and Miss Susan Mar garet Jenckes. will leave early in July for Los Angeles where they will visit the Walter Kibbeys for a fort night. In August they will be es- tablished at one of the popular beaches.
 Mrs. Fred WoOlsey, of North Cen tral avenue, will leave shortly for Los Angeles, where MT Woolsey will join her later in the summer, when they will motor through California.
 Mrs. E. A. Goodrich, whose visit has been eagerly anticipated, was an arrival from Los Angeles yesterday. She is the guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs. c. B. King, of North Cen tral avenue
 Mrs, Fen S. Hidreth will leave the latter part of the week for Ocean Park.
 Mrs. James $. Griffin will close her town house on North Second street Saturday, when she leaves for her place at Iron Springs. During the summer she will have as guest Mrs. E. S. Griffin
 Miss Ethel Ming will leave Wed nesday for Los Angeles, where she will join her sister Mrs. Charles Henry Akers, who recently arrived there from Kingman where she was the guest for a fortnight of Mrs. Charles Granger
 Mrs. R. A Craig and Miss Ruth Ainsworth, who had planned to leave Saturday for Prescott. postponed their departure a week They will remain in the northern part of the state until the latter part of July. when they will leave for California
 Mrs. C. B. Laird passed Tuesday at Iron Springs, returning to town the following day, to make arrange ments for summering at the popular resort. She will leave Thursday ac- companied by her daughter Miss Helen Laird.
 Mrs. Emery Rays will leave the first of July for Richfield where she
 
 ion Rays.
 Added to the social contingent of Prescott this summer will be many charming young matrons from Phoe- nix. Among others will be Mrs Thomas Htgley and Mrs Webb Grif- fin. who are leaving for the north early in July.
 Mrs A. K. Stacy. of North First avenue, accompanied by her daugh ters. Mrs. George Fowler Gardiner and Miss Mildred Stacy. will leave Monday for Los Angeles
 Mrs Barry Goldwater left this morning for Prescott for the sum- mer.
 Robert Baker, who has been at tending Mercersburg acadamy, re- turned Monday and will pass the summer vacation with his parents, Judge and Mrs. A c. Baker, of North First avenue
 Bertram Smith, of Bisbee. is the week end guest of MT. and Mrs. Robert A. Craig, of North Central avenue
 M $ Rema Doris is leaving Tues day for St. Paul whe.e she will be the guest of Miss Lou Ella Archer Miss Doris will ba absent month and on her return will go directly to Iron Springs. where her mother, Mrs. J. w. Doris. and sister, Miss Ruth Doris, will summer
 Every day adds to the list of those who are to remain at home during the heated term. The Homer Kings plan to keep open their country home on North Central avenue and among those who will stay in town are the Joe Greens, John Pages. C. T. Willis. J. k. Rowlands and William Pick rells Mrs George Lutgerding is to be here until August when she leaves for Cedar Rapids for q two months absence to be passed with her mother, Mrs J. G. Cherry.
 
 Prior to his departure for Chi cago, Thursday, Senator J. l.. Hub bell gave a series of delightful din-
  he was host took place at the Adams, his guests including MT. and Mrs. R. E. Kirk. Representative and Mrs Kirke Moore, Miss Margery Grant, Miss Harriet Hill, Miss Lucy Grant Miss Ory Cantill, Miss Maud Whit ten, Miss Jessie Grant, Secretary Sid ney P Osborn, Senator J. F. Brown, Senator Fred Breen, Senator John T. Willis, Representative Gonzales and Representative Frank L. CrOfOOt
 Eugene Stewart and Carl Haberlin were dinner hosts at a downtown cafe Friday evening. Pink carna- tions were effectively used in the table decorations and hand painted cards marked covers for eight.
 Members of the younger set will regret to learn that Jesse F. smith is leaving tomorrow for Los Angeles where he will make his permanent home MT, Smith was prominently identified with several of the danc-