Arizona republican., 1912-07-14

and charming little Miss Plinette ] Tharaldson leave this evening for 1 Los Angeles. They will join Mr and l Mrs. Harry Kay who left Wednesday | for the coast, in Seattle later in the summer and with them go to Puget 1 Sound. They will return in October | Mrs. H. s. Dawson, of 352 North Third avenue, is leaving shortly for 1 the coast where she vii pass the re- mainder of the heated term. | Mrs. B. A. Fickas, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Redewil, will leave this morning for Iron 1 Springs.
 General NJ H. sherman sailed from i New York, Monday, on the "OIym- pie for a tour of the world. He has as guests Miss Lucy sherman, Miss Lucy Clark and Robert Pierce Sher- | man.
 Miss Kate Maxwell, of East Mon roe street, is leaving Monday for a months absence in Los Angeles and l the nearby beaches.
 Walter Bennett joined Mrs Ben nett at Iron Springs Friday. They are to leave shortly for San Fran cisco where they will be met by Ernest Bennett. the little party sail | ing on the "Manchuria," the thirty 1 first, for a months absence in Hon. oluu. On their return they will make an indefinite stay in California. Mrs c. D. Doris. of 321 West Jefferson street left Wednesday for Iron Springs, where her daughter,
 Miss Marion Doris, will join her later in the summer.
 Miss Marie LaChance, of 1925 East Washington street, who was the 1 guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. D. La 1 Chance, in Winslow last week, has gone to Pasadena where she will pass the remaining summer months. During her stay in California she will be entertained by Mrs. w Q. Butler with whom her mother, Mrs. Imogene LaChance has passed the l week just ended.
 Mrs Joseph Thalheimer and Miss i Emma Thalheimer of East Jefferson street left Saturday for Ocean Park where they have taken a cottage for the season.
 Mrs. Joseph Melczer. of North 1 Central avenue, returned to town Saturday after weeks absence at
 Iron Springs. the guest of her moth CT. Mrs. Aaron Goldberg.
 Mrs. w. H Wood. of 227 East
 Monroe street, left Thursday for Iron Springs where she will pass the
 remainder of the heated term She
 is occupying the o. H. Christy cot
 tage and has as guests Mrs. l.. IL Chase and Mrs. James w. Akers.
 
 Mrs. T. C. Hanscom has closed her
 North. Second street residence for
 the summer and has gone to Los
 Angeles. She will be absent until 1, October.
 Judge and Mrs. J. NJ. Jamison, of
 2045 West Monroe street, are to re
 main in town until the latter part
 of the month when they will go to southern California for a few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. N T. Mckee, of 1922 West Monroe street, who contem-
 plated summering in Flagstaff. have ] changed their plans and will remain l in Phoenix this season. Miss Helen Ely, who was the guest
 of Miss Lila Hawkins of Prescott
 for a fortnight. returned to town : Monday. and left again Saturday for ; the coast Her mother, Mrs. Sims , Ely. will join her in Los Angeles the
 first of August and for month they
 will visit at the various beach resorts. Mir. and Mrs Wallace Matthie, of SO1 West Madison street, are to be in town another fortnight, when they
 leave for Catalina.
 l The marriage of Miss Hazel Mar garet Peter. daughter of MT. and Mrs David J. Peter. to Clinton Tee r will take place at four o'clock Wed | nesday afternoon, at the Peter resi- dence, 912 North First street, Rev
 erend B. C. Lamson, Of the Methodist
 church officiating. It is to be a
 quiet affair. only the relatives and most intimate friends witnessing the
 pretty ceremony. Miss Myrtle Peter 7 I the brides sister. will be the maid } of honor and George Peter will act { as best man.
 > After a brief honeymoon at the { coast resorts the young folk will go { to Los Angeles. where they will make ] their home
 MT and Mrs. S. N. Seip and theil ! little daughter, Miss Winona Seip, o 373 North First avenue, left thl' ! morning for the Grand Canyon. where ! they will pass a few days en route ! to California
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