Arizona republican., 1912-06-02

1. as the date of her marriage to Edwin Malcolm Hull. The wedding will be very quietly celebrated at the Swet nam residence 1748 West Adams street There will be no attendants and the only guests will be Miss Swetnam's brother and sister in law, Nr and Mrs. H. A. Black of Prescott.
 Miss May Camp and Thomas Edwin Parish Jr.. whose marriage will be an event of Wednesday. were the guests of honor at a family dinner given by Miss Camps sister, Mrs. w A Wilson. Sunday at her country home Eden dale" Besides Miss Camp and MT. Parish there were present Reverend and Mrs J c. Camp, MT. and Mrs Thomas Edwin Parish ST, and MT and Mrs. Edwin Parish
 Following a prettily appointed dinner at the Adams, Thursday. Miss Mar garet Adams and her guests, MT and Mrs Roy $. Goodrich MT. and Mrs Colt Myers and Foster H Rockwell motored to Tempe for an evening of bridge. their hosts being MT and Mrs. w J. kingsbury.
 
 Mrs. Gus Noll was one of the in formal hostesses of the week enter taining two tables of guests at brilge, Tuesday. The NOllS are planning to leave shortly for an extensive eastern tour. going first to Philadelphia where they will pass a month with Mrs. Nons mother, Mrs. E. P. Albrecht. James. Mrs. Henry George and Mrs Harry Tritle who meet once a week for round of auction bridge met at the Tritle residence on North Central avenue. Tuesday when additional guests including Mrs Harry Latham, Mrs. Joseph MelcZer and Miss Selma Goldberg were asked in honor of Miss Eugenia Dorsey. Prizes were won by Mrs. George and Miss Goldberg.
 An innovation in the way of enter taining that will undoubtedly prove popular owes it's origin to MT and Mrs. A l.. Moore of 625 North Third avenue who entertained with q the ater party at the Empress Tuesday evening. after which they took their guests motoring on the desert where a picnic supper was enjoyed. There were present Mr and Mrs. James F. Griffin. MT. and Mrs. William Me Neff. MT and Mrs. D. H Burtis, Mir. and Mrs Harry Kennedy and Mir and Mrs E. T. Ceilings
 
 Hot weather has interrupted the smart affairs of carly spring, but is responsible for the more pleasureabie informal gatherings. Neghborhood af- fairs are frequent. Mrs. D. H. Burtis of 646 North Second avenue gave one of these favorite events Monday aft ernoOn.
 A jolly party that motored to the Hole in the Rock for a picnic supper Sunday evening comprised Miss Stella Sears. Miss Helen Laird Miss Flu genia Dorsey Miss Selma Goldberg, Jay Alkire. Sims Ely Jr. Roy Mur- ray and Paul Bennett.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Barnard of SO7 North Tenth avenue were dinner hosts Wednesday evening. complimentary to Miss May Camp and Thomas Edwin Parish Jr.
 MT and Mrs. E. W. Hanna, Mr. and Mrs Donald Mcqueen and MT and Mrs. John Spangler motored from Mesa. Wednesday. to pass the even ing with MT and Mrs James F. Grlf- fin of 1105 North Second street. MT and Mrs. W. $ Goldsworthy and MT and Mrs F.. T. Ceilings joined the little party and a rubber of bridge was enjoyed
 Winters gaities did not interrupt l the meeting once week of Mrs. Richard F. Sloan. Mrs Sims Ely. Mrs. E. E. Kirkland and Mrs. Joseph Kibbey. This congenial coterie met for the last time this season. Thurs day, when Mrs Kibbey was hostess of a bridge luncheon.
 MT. and Mrs Claud Randall are chaperOning a party that left yester- dav for a weeks camping trip to Roosevelt. The trip will be made in mountain wagons by Miss Bess Alex ander. Miss Anna Marie Luke, Miss Bess Sergeant. Miss Edna Coleman. Miss Caroline Christy. J. Fred Rogers, Paul Jones. Carl Nuetzel. Earl Rosen- berg and Roy Smith.
 l Shasta daisies and Cecil Bruner roses lent beauty and fragrance to the living room of the Lutgerding residence S4S North First avenue, Friday afternoon. when Mrs. George Lutgerding entertained three tables of guests at bridge Mrs. Royal Lescher and Mrs J w. Crenshaw were the l fortunate prize winners.
 Dr. and Mrs. AnCil Martin and their son. Walter Martin, left Friday for a fortnights fishing at Oak l Creek.
 On the past weeks calendar was an informal tea given by Miss Edna Hayes at her East Jefferson street 1 home which was attractiVelY deco rated for the occasion in ivy and sweet peas. Preceding a short musi- 9,c