Arizona republican., 1913-10-19

1 will be MT Callahan'S first visit in 1 three years and his host of friends will be delighted to have him here even for so short a period. l
 MT. and Mrs H. B. St. Claire pre- sided over a charming little dinner l Thursday evening, their guests being | MT. and Mrs. Clay Leonard. 1 The Louis Melczers are planning to leave the latter part of the week for l California, where they are to reside permanently. Since the announce iment in The Republican that the Melczers were to leave Phoenix many have expressed regrets at the ap- preaching departure of such well known and prominent residents. Mrs l MelcZer has not resigned from the Woman's club nor the Harmony club, but will take out nonresident mem berships. She has always been active in charitable work and the Associ- ated Charities will lose d staunch supporter The Melczers have pur- chased a handsome residence in Occi- dental boulevard and will do quite bit of entertaining in Los Angeles this winter Their Phoenix home has been leased by Power Conway l MT and Mrs. Russell Harrison Marvin were recent dinner hosts, giv- ing an attractive affair compliment ary to George L. Hadley of Chicago Covers were laid for MT. Hadley, Dr. 1 and Mrs Robert R. Brownfield and Mrs. Charles Clifford Gibbons. l
 Mrs. Maitland Davies and her sweet little daughter. Miss Dorothy Davies. returned Monday from three months absence passed in New York.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Russell of the South side will pass this week in town. the guests of Mrs. J. B. Hook CT. They will leave shortly for Riverside.
 Miss Helen Ely. who left Wednes- day for a years stay in New 1ork' win, before entering the Art Stu dents league. be the guest of Mrs Harold Baxter for week. Miss Ely, who is the daughter of MT. and Mrs Sims Ely, is a favorite in society, al- though she never wholly devoted her time to a butterfly. life" She is an exceedingly clever and cultured girl and has always taken an active part | in the various women's clubs and was one of the organizers of the Girls Monday club.
 The D. T. club met Monday even | ing with MT. and Mrs. James S- Griffin, Mrs. Griffin scoring highest at auction bridge. The next fort nightly meeting will be held with MT and Mrs. w $. Goldsworthy'
 
 l NEre Bernard Thomas will return this morning from Flag staff. where they passed the last five weeks.
 Mrs. Flora Rosenberry arrived re- gently from Flagstaff and has taken bungalow in Chelsea Place for the season. Miss Ethel Rosenberry pre- lceded her mothers return several weeks, during which time she was inc guest of Mrs. Earnest Munson Tn honor of Miss Pima Mansfield of Tucson who passed the early part or the week here a jolly theater party was given Tuesday evening followed by a rag dance at Sings. There were pres ent. Miss Mansfield. Miss Laura Swig- gett. Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Sara McAnally, Eugene Goldman, Douglas Talmadge, Tom Cooper, Leslie Hardy, Leo Goldsmith, Roy Murry and All phonse Page.
 l Mrs. J. NJ Phillipowski of Chelsea Place presided over prettily appoint ed dinner Friday evening her guests Mr and Mrs. Harold Pemberton and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Peters.
 Mrs. A. H. Miller gave a delightful childrens party Thursday in cele- bration of the fourth birthday Iof her daughter, Miss Murie1 lIoufse Miller The donkey game" was the feature of the afternoon land the prizes were won by l Miss Helen Page and Jack Page. There was a grab bag with attractive favors for each of the young folk. The play room and dining room were decorated in pink and white blossoms and the birthday cake was resplendent with pink ornaments. Tiny pink baskets and candy tripods were at the places. Mrs. Miller was assisted by Mrs. Joseph Lo- bit, Mrs. Roy Wayland and Mrs. Brun- CT Derry. Those present were Miss Mary Margaret Stacy, Miss Dorothy Stauffer, Miss Jane Pearson, Miss Frances Emily Gang, Miss Helen Page, Miss Lorette Dulmage, Miss Mary
 Stanley Woodson. Robert Creigh- ton, Jack Page, Henry Cate, Paul Pal mer, Robert Page, Joe Green, Frank Eyre, Francis Sheridan, Watson Deity.
 Ronald Peshe, Junior Hildreth and Payne Palmer.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. c. Jackson and Miss Miner Jackson left Wednesday for New Mexico. They were delightfully."- enter
 tained during their fortnight's stay in Phoenix among their hosts being MT. and Mrs. William Pinney, who gave a charming dinner in their compliment.
 
 One of the weeks most charming af-