Arizona republican., 1912-07-07
SOCIETY NEWS

Mr and Mrs Hull win pass a
 month in California. going first to
 Los Angeles. San Francisco, Del
 Monte and Santa Barbara are in
 ciuded in their itinerary.
 They will occupy the Swetnam residence on their return and in the
 autumn will be domiciled at their
 own home on West Washington street
 which is now in course of cOnstruc-
 tion
 Mrs Edward Shaw, of 6l4 North
 Fourth avenue, gave a series of jolly i tainng informally Monday evening in l honor of Mrs. Dudley Lee and giv- l ing more pretentious affair Friday 1 The table decorations featured mnia- 1 ture beer mugs and other novelties 1 of Dutch" makeup. Covers were i laid for Captain and Mrs J. w. ! CrenshaW. Mir and Mrs. Harry Kay, ] Alr. and Mrs. Pliny A. Tharaldson 1 pr and Mrs Ernest Baum, Mrs Evans Darby, Miss Mabel Hooker and 1 Dr. Hardy.
 Miss Edith Hickey of 325 North 1 Fourth avenue, was hostess of d lawn fete recently that was one of l the most delightful events of the early summer season The lighting ] effects were obtained by torches that threw grotesque shadows in keeping with the weird ghost stories that featured the evening. Mrs. C. l.. Newcomer and Philip Hirschy were the prize winners of the fagot game. The guest list included MT. and Mrs. C. F. Newcomer, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Sara Hirschy. Miss Anna Smith, Miss Murphy. Miss Madden. of Tempe. Miss Eikenbarry, August Mandl, Ad- off Lautz. Philip .Hirschy. J. l.. Gust and William Hirschy.
 The marriage of Miss Anna Ger trude East and Henry Pratt Bird at the parsonage of the Methodist church. Reverend Ray c. Harker. of ficiating. The bride who was unat- tended looked charming in a dainty lingerie frOck of embroidery combined with shadow lace. A large lace hat Ornamented with pink roses was worn giving a pretty touch of color to the costume She wore a quaint English lccket, MT Birds gift. Dr and Mrs. R NJ Tafel witnessed the ceremony Mir and Mrs Bird are in southern California and will return to town Saturday They will be at home at the Redewn apartments after Sep tember first
 Ernest Bennett was a dinner host at his Central avenue residence Fri day evening. afterWard taking his guests to the Coliseum. Roses and greenery combined in making an eff fective centerpiece for the large round table at which were seated MT. and Mrs Homr King. MT. and Mrs. Colt Myers. Miss Ruth JessOp and J. E. McCurdy of Fl Paso.
 Mrs Isaac Taft Stoddard and Mrs. J. w Crenshaw were the luncheon guests of Mrs. Clay Leonard of East Monroe street, Wednesday.
 Mrs. Dudley Lee who was a de- cided favorite the fortnight she passed here as the guest of Mrs. Evans-Dar- tN, or NOTIn CcHlIdI dN tIlbt, ltlt Tuesday for Everett, Washington The day preceding her departure she vas the complimented guest at an informal luncheon given by Mrs. J. W. Crenshaw. of 841 North First avenue.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas Higley de- liehtfully entertained at an artisucal- ly appointed dinner Sunday. Scarlet and white carnations with feathery ferns intermingled formed the tables certerpiece. Covers were laid for MT. and Mrs. F. Webb Griffin, Charles Stauffer and Roy Parsons. Mrs s w Higley and Miss Jessie FIigley have closed their cottage at Long Beach, where they passed the winter, and have gone to Beverly Hills for the remaining summer months. They are domiciled at the attractive Beverly Hills hotel, which is ideally situated Mrs. Higley will remain in this delightful spot until october. enjoying the pleasures of country life and yet being near enough to town to share in its gayety. Week end house parties at Iron Springs will depopulate town over Sunday during the heated term. ME.