Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

1 tue -. |. members thlS year and was enjoyed by Mir. and Mrs. F. T. Col lngs, Mr. and Mrs. James S Grif- fin, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons | Hulett, Mr and Mrs Edward O'Malley. Nr and Mrs W. $. Colds l worthy and Mir. ana Mrs. |. J. John 1 son
 l A picnic down the river is zched- 1 uled for today. In the party will be l Mr. and Mrs Colt Myers. Mir and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross. MT. and Mrs Joe Green, Mir and Mrs. Poster Rock well, AIr and Mrs Homer King, MT and Mrs. J. r. Rowlands. Mr. and Mrs w. j. kingsburY. Mrs Herbert Atha. Mrs J (. Adams. Mrs Paul Edwin Fuller. William Coleman Ro- gers, stephen Goodman, Joe Cassou and George Morse.
 Pleasure loving Phoenix will have q gay summer. Jolly informal affairs will continue throughout July and August morning auctions and picnic supperS taking the lead in events. 1 Even the clubs are loath to close their season. The Neighborhood club had a picnic Wednesday evening in the gardens that surround the North Central avenue residence of Dr. and Mrs ". C. Lentz. There were present Dr- and Mrs. Ancil Martin. MT. and Mrs l.. r Ceilings. Mir and Mrs Harry Kennedy. AGr. and Mrs. D. IT, Burtis. Dr, and Mrs Lentz. Mrs. Grace Davidson. Mrs R. F Bunch and Christian r. Lee
 MT and Mrs Walter Talbot of S44 North Fourth avenue left Thursday for Iron Springs where they will summer,
 sylvan Cleveland Gang returned Thursday from a fortnights absence in Los Angeles and san Francisco
 Nr. and Mr-. Paul Edwin Fuller will pass the summer in Southern California. closing their home in Mesa in July MT. Fuller who is at present on the coast win return Fri day.
 Miss Keturah SIagIe of BIO North Fifth street entertained Thursday complimentary u Miss Ruth Bcne- dict Progressive games and dances were features of the evening. Those present were Miss Benedict Miss Sel- ma Bye. Miss Ruth Goldberg Miss Johnnie May Harper, Miss Josephine Coyle, Harold Goldberg. William Jones. Chester Goldberg. Roswell Walters and Tucker PinneE
 Of interest to the smart set will be the announcement made in Min n-apols this week of the enga cement of Miss Edith Leighton to Cyril Clark The wedding will be d not
 
 ton passed last spring in Phoenix with her aunt, Mrs. W K. James and later was her guest at Iron Springs where she was a great social favorite. She is decidedly chic and one of her great est charms is her attractive manner NIT. Clark is prominent club man and exceedingly well liked Mrs James is going east for the wedding Her trav- els will end in Minnesota rather than begin there, for she is going first to Iron Springs leaving the latter part of this week for a brief stay. From there she will go to Denver to pass a few weeks with her daughter. l Mrs. Frank Drescher Unfortunately l Mrs. James can not arrange to be in New York for the marriage of her son l Leighton James to Miss Evelyn Day. l which will take place in July She l will be there however in August on 1 their return from their honeymoon | in the Adirondacks
 Paramount among the events of 1 summer will be the wedding Friday | evening of Miss Hazel De Aund l daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Herman Per 1 ry De Mund and William Bertram | Only the relatives and few of the | most intimate friends will be present 1 It will be an ideal home wedding at the 1 De Mund residence on North Second l Avenue which will be bower of beauti- l fui blossoms and greenery. The ReVe~- 1 end Henry Martyr Campbell is to read | the service The young folk will return l in a fortnight from their honeymoon | and during the absence of the family | will occupy the De Mund residence | moving into their own home in Kenil- 1 worth in the autumn. Mrs. De Mund 1 and Miss Fay De Mund, who is to be her sisters maid of honor will pass the summer in Chicago. Miss De Mund 1 who has shown decided ability as an artist will study at the Art Institute during her stay there
 A week end house party at Camp
 
 was enjoyed by MT and Mrs Harry Kay. MT. and Mrs Jack Rinehart. Miss Amra Glenn, Miss Sara McAnally. Fen Hildreth and Vernon Cook.
 Theater parties continue to be feat ures of the summers gayety. A CO., terie attending the Coliseum Wedncs- day evening comprised Miss Rema Doris, Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Kate Wilson, Miss Marion Doris, Nor ris Carpenter, Lester Byron. John Rinker Kibbey and Arthur HaltOn.
 MT. and Mrs. F.. F.. Pascoe of 634 North Second presided over q charm ngly appointed dinner Monday even ing complimentary to MT. and Mrs. l.. L.. Steward. A Japanese basket held a great cluster of exquisite American Beauty roses and artistic cards marked l