Arizona republican., 1913-07-27

Holly street home and except for week end runs to nearby resorts will be in town the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs Earl S. Curtis of ell North Third avenue left Saturday for Pres colt for a months stay.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Edwin Fuller are planning to leave within the coming fortnight for the coast They will divide their time away between the southern resorts and San Fran cisco.
 Mrs. $. K. Levy of North Third avenue leaves Thursday for Corona do She will be away six weeks.
 Mrs Joseph NJ Levy of 1918 North First street will leave Thursday for Pasadena where she will be the guest of Mrs. c. R. Green for few weeks.
 Mrs Jack Rice (Norma Sweeney) is passing the week end at Santa Barbara from San Francisco.
 
 Mir and Mrs Frank Graham, Miss Mabel Graham and Maurice Graham of Indianapolis are recent arrivals who will pass a fortnight with their relatives MT. and Mrs. Walter Gra- ham at their charming country place in the Madison district. In honor of their house guests MT. and Mrs. Graham gave a delightful affair U.rr;<l Iair h0tT TO MT. and Mrs. Charles Mcdonald, MT. and Mrs. H. A. Guild. MT. and Mrs. William Gibbons, Mir and Mrs. B. A. Irwin. Mir. and Mrs. s. A. Metten MT. and Mrs. Henry Powers, MT. and Mrs Alexander Hargrave, MT and Mrs. Aubrey Smith, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Fleming, MT. and Mrs. H. J. Irv- ing, Miss Adelaide McCrory. Miss Grace Mcdonald. Ira Berry and Allan Guild.
 The Laveen country home on the south side was the scene of a jolly card event Thursday evening. The attractive prizezs were won by Mrs. Callahan and Miss Willia Hudgins.
 
 In honor of Mrs. Frank Graham and Miss Mabel Graham. Miss Grace Mcdonald the well known artist will give an informal tea Thursday after noon. Her guests will include the members of the art department of the Madison Improvement club.
 Mrs. Walter w. Hill of Peoria will arrive shortly for a few weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. George Willis craft of 449 South Seventh avenue.
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 MT. and Mrs. William S. Humbert gave a charmingly appointed dinner Wednesday evening at their North First Avenue residence, their guests being H. B Wilkinson and w. A. Far ssh.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Green, Joe Green 1 IT,. and Charles Munger were the din- ner guests of MT. and Mrs. Clay Parker l of North Central Avenue Tuesday ev- ening.
 One of the especially delightful re- 1 cent events was the house warming | given as surprise to MT. and Mrs. | Harold Coke who have moved into an 1 attractive new residence, S17 North l Tenth Avenue from the RedewiH apart ] nents where they were domiciled last l winter. Their guests included MT. and 1 Mrs. c. B. Barnhard, MT. and Mrs. l Chester Pomeroy, MT. and Mrs. E. D. | MT and Mrs. Fred Henshaw 1 MT. and Mrs. Charles Lambeftz, Mrs. l George E. Golze, Miss Ida May Golze l md Marcus May. Lester Byron was host of a theater | party at the Coliseum Wednesday ev- ening followed by a jolly supper at | Oonofrios. Those who enjoyed his hos i oitality were Miss Rema Doris, Miss | Kate Wilson, Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss | Marion Doris, Miss Elizabeth Ryder, | Miss Katherine Kennan, John Rinker Kibbey, Eugene Cunningham, George | -rowder. Arthur Haltin and Stephen | Jennings.
 Mrs. Leo Goldman of North Central | Avenue will leave this week for Ocean Park where she and Miss Rose Bell will pass a fortnight at the King George It has long been their custom to pass part of every year in | San Francisco and they plan to be here some time in August and Sep ember. Miss Goldman has been in southern California for several weeks md has been the recipient of much social attention. She recently shared lonors with Miss Blanch Bates, the