Arizona republican., 1912-07-28

plete the details for a camping trip next month.
 Miss Coda Coldfield, who has been
 the guest of Mrs. N. T. Mckee. of 1922 West Monroe street, the past few months, is leaving Thursday for Prescott. where she will pass the remainder of the heated term.
 Friends of Mrs. C. T. Willis. of 1221 North Second street, will regret to learn of her illness.
 Mrs. D. c. Stooksverry, who was all out of town guest at the Heuner- wager Davidson wedding last month has returned to her home in Pasa- dena after a delightful visit with MT. and Mrs. A. H. Davidson of West Mcdowell road. Her sister, Miss Fat Davidson, and aunt, Mrs. D. J. Rice, are to be in California next month. They leave Thursday, and after a brief stay in Pasadena will go to San Francisco for the remain der of the summer.
 Mrs Frank Hilderbran is leaving will be the guest of Mrs. c. D. Doris.
 Mrs A. H. Mcclellan, of West Ad- ams street left Sunday for Iron Springs, where she is passing a rort- night the guest of the T. E. Irvines. Mrs l.. D. Dameron, of S04 North Fifth avenue, is Mrs. William lief lir's guest in Iron Springs She will return to town the latter part of the week.
 Mir. and Mrs Harold Golze re turned Monday from their honey moon passed in the northern part of the state and are at home at the ! Redewill apartments. Mrs. E. S Griffin. of S3O North First avenue. who passed the early summer at Iron Springs the guest of the James E. Griffins, is leaving
 Monday for a two months visit in Seattle.
 pr. and Mrs. Louis Dysart, of 30 Westmoreland street, had as guest Thursday Dr. Francis E. Shine, of Bisbee, who was en route to his home after a months absence in the east. Dr. Shine was in attendance al the Baltimore and Chicago conventions and later visited the eastern coast resorts.
 MT. and Mrs Harry A. Diehl. of ! 642 North Second avenue. are leav- l ing Wednesday for an overland trip i to Prescott They will pass the re- maining summer months at their
 place in Pine Crest.
 MT. and Mrs Simon Oberfelder
 will close their Central avenue resi- i dence Wednesday when they leave ! for San Francisco. They will be ab-
 sent until october first. l Judge and Mrs. Joseph H. Kib- bev will be among those who are 1 leaving this week for the coast. They 1 will pass the early part of August
 in San Francisco. going later to Re
 donda. where their daughters, Mrs Joseph Sherburne Jenckes and Mrs
 Walter Kibbey. have a cottage for
 the season.
 i Mrs. Sidney J. Ross will leave l Monday for Los Angeles, her first stopping place in a months tour oi 1 California that will precede a more
 lengthy stay in St. Louis. Mrs. Ross
 will return the latter part of Nov 1 ember.
 Mir and Mrs. E. E. Kirkland, ol North Second street, have returned from a few days at Iron Springs ano are leaving this week for Calitor- mia for the remainder of the sum mer.
 Miss Elsie Potter. who has beer the guest of Mrs. A. l.. Moore, o North Third avenue, left "Wednesday for New York. Miss Potter has beer
 8 resident of Phoenix the past three
 years and made many friends Wht
 greatly regret her departure. Wendell HeightOn, manager o
 the Minneapolis Symphony or
 chestra, is planning to conn
 west. and with his daughter Mice Edith HeightOn, pass