Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

 Adams street, left Tuesday for the summers absence in southern Cali fOrnia
 MT and Mrs Joseph Thalheimer East Jefferson street. left last eve ming for ocean Park where they have taken cottage for the season.
 Reginald Stroud left Friday for a months stay in Nova Scotia.
 
 Mrs. NJ. V. -.yarren has moved from her former residence in Garfield street and is domiciled at 66 West LynWood street in fashionable Chel- sea Place.
 Mir and Mrs Dwight E. Heard have closed their North Central ave nue residence, Casa Blanca" and gone east for two months. They are now in Boston and plan a few weeks in the Maine woods to be followed by more lengthy stay at the mag nificent summer home of MT and Mrs. A. c. Bartlett at Lake Geneva.
 Colonel and Mrs. James H. Me Clintcck of West Willetta street left Thursday for San Francisco They will be at Lake Tahoe part of the season.
 Mrs w w. McNeff. of SOP North Third avenue. will leave Tuesday for Los Angeles where she will pass the month the guest of her sister. Mrs. w. A. Johnson Later she will join
  few weeks there and at the Grand Canyon before their return in Sep tember. During their absence their Mrs. C. Leroy Allen.
 From San Francisco comes the inter- esting announcement of the engage ment of Miss Myrtle Nigel daughter of MT. and Mrs. L. A. Nigel to Louis c. Levy of Oakland. No arrangements have been made for the marriage which will probably take place in early autumn. Many events will be given in honor of the young folk who will hold their engagement reception July 20, at the Stanford Hotel. Miss Nigel who is a charming girl, is well known in Phoenix having passed a season here with her aunt, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg of North Central Avenue. Before going to California to reside a few years ago, MT. Levy made his headquarters in Arizona and there were many regrets when his business interests took him out of the state. Like his fiancee, he lis a favorite with all who know him.
 One of the most delightful recent events was the informal dance given at the Walter J. Pepper residence on North Central avenue. The affair which ssas in the nature sof a surprise, was complimentary to Miss Helen Pepper. There were present Miss Phyllis Clark, Miss Eva Robbins, Miss Vivian Young, Miss Helen Plath, Miss Emma Thal- heimer, Miss Maude Glines. Miss Emily Davis. Miss Orpha Putney. Miss Helen Mitchell. Miss Adeline PIath, Miss Ma rie Egfy, Miss Edna Hayes, Miss Dora Robbins, Miss Harriet Snodgrass, Miss Lera Horren, Miss Beatrice Metten. Miss Dorothy Warner, Miss Fannie Bo- bo Miss Selma Dye. Miss Marion Nun son, Miss Louise Gass, Miss Ada Thompson, Tucker Pinney, William Robbins, Theodore Plath. Clyde Hun nicutt, Ralph Reynolds, Brigham Young, Ernest Vosskeuhler, Wilber McNeily, Raymond Putney. Parker Woodman, Walter Thalheimer. L. NJ Laney, Walter McLemore, Otto Thal- heimer Leslie Belcher Walter Milli- gan, UIrich Thalhemer, Harold Han son, Glen Snodgrass, Garnett McCaleb and Chester Munson.
 
 Miss Alice Jane Kelly, the attrac- tive young daughter of MT. and Mrs. VIII Kelly, of Clifton, is having a most delightful visit in Phoenix and the juniors" will regret her return to her home tomorrow. She is at present the guest of Mrs. E. w. Baum. of North Seventh avenue, after an enjoyable week with Mrs. Roy Wayland, of $50 North Third avenue. In honor of her guest Mrs WayIand gave garden party Monday eve ming, her guests being Miss Kelly, Miss Ruth Baum, Miss Winifred by sart, Miss Gertrude Whittlesey, Miss Marion Miller, Miss Helen Whittle- sey, Miss Ruth Stewart. Thomas by sart, Morris Shaw, Theodore Coleman and Bernard Dysart
 One of the weeks most pleasur- able affairs was the picnic supper at the Crosscut canal, on Wednesday evening. In the party were MT. and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, MT. and Mrs. l. J. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. H. A War denburg, MT and Mrs. w. S Colds worthy, Mrs. Harrison E. Stroud, of Los Angeles, and James $. Griffin
 
 Miss Ora Orme, a favorite of the congenial coterie that comprised a house party at Iron Springs over the Fourth, entertained it's members Fri day evening at her country home on the Cave Creek road. Those who en- joyd Miss Orme's watermelon supper were Miss Betty McCrary of Houston Miss George Bailey, Miss Mabel Me Neil, Edward Marshall William Ken nedy Humbert, Alphonse Page and Alfred Thompson.
 John Rinker Kibbey gave a theater