Arizona republican., 1912-08-11

army affairs she asked, General at what post are you stationed? We would all be so delighted if von could be transferred to California She was somewhat nonplused by the reply; Madam I'm not that kind of d general"
 Of course it was a disappointment Tor society to learn that Gertrude MelcZer and Gus Summerfield were to be married in Los Angeles even tho nothing definite had been de cfded about the marriage taking place in Phoenix. Now comes the news that Esther Willis and Robert Peabody who planned large church wedding for September Is will be married quietly at home a week
 previous to that date. Only the l relatives will witness the ceremony The young people will pass their honeymoon in California. Another wedding of interest and one that will take place shortly is that of Lucille Kelly and Lyman Peters Miss Kelly, you know, is
 the daughter of MT and Mrs. J. b Kelly and lovely girl who is a fav- orlte with all who know her. Young Peters is the son of Mr and Mrs. o. w. Peters of Los Angeles and re- turned to Phoenix a year ago after a long absence. He is associated in business with his grandfather. R. H. Greene. After their marriage they plan to pass a month or more in Catalina and will be at home at l9 East Wiiletta street after Octo- Der |
 The Aaron Goldbergs have the well 1 deserved reputation of being the most hospitable hosts in Iron Springs H place noted for it's generous hospi- tality. Selma Goldberg is un- doubtedly the most popular girl at the resort and is generally surround ed by a group of equally pretty and jolly girls. She is to give q house | party the coming week and will have as guests, Ruth Doris. who will remain with her until her moth- CT. Mrs. J. w. Doris, arrives in camp the latter part of the week, and Lucille Drachman of Tucson Miss Drachman arrived in Phoenix Fri day evening and is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Joseph Melczer (Hazei Goldberg for few days Her stay will occasion q series of pleasurable events.
 MT. and Mrs. John H Page were informal dinner hosts Monday even ing at their Fourth avenue resi- ! dence. Their guests included Nor | ris Carpenter, Alexander Baker and
 Lawrence Clarke of Las Vegas In honor of Mrs D. T Palmer, Mir ! and Mrs. James B. Gillespie Of North Third street entertained with a delightful breakfast Sunday. 1 MT. and Mrs. Harold Golze of the Redewill Apartments have been giv- | ing a series of charming dinners
 since their return from the Grand 1 Canyon a fortnight ago. Tuesday evening Miss Minnie Seaman and Miss Susie Murphy were their guests and Thursday they entertained in
 celebration of the birthday of Wal
 ter GolZe. It was a pleasant and
 informal family dinner and present were Mir. and Mrs. George F. Golze,
 Miss Ida May GOlze and Walter Golze
 1 MT. and Mrs John H. Page MT and Mrs. J. F. Rowlands. Lawrence 1 Clarke and Alexander Baker com prised a theatre party at the Coli
 scum, Wednesday evening.
 
 ] Miss Mildred Dysart, who has l been greatly missed the past four
 years she has been in Lancaster, 1 Mo, returned to Phoenix Monday, and will make her home here with l her sister Mrs George Vaughn. |
 Miss Mabel Hooker of 373 North 1 Second avenue. returned Tuesday
 after a month at Iron Springs the | guest of Miss Helen Laird Mrs Stanley Porter of North Fifth street. left Thursday for a 1 months absence to be passed in 1 Prescott