Arizona republican., 1913-07-20

turn will be MT. and Mrs. Sidney H. Clearinghouse Ruth Dc~~!sl who will arrive early in September. They are now being delightfully."- entertain ed at the summer home of MT. and Mrs. R. II. Clearinghouse at Bass Lake, Michigan and plan to remain another fortnight. They will go tC Oregon where MT Clearinghouse has farm interests in August.
 Miss Helen Laird arrived from Iron Springs Wednesday and is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. w. Cook of Palm Lane
 Mrs Laura Munger of "OIivette' will leave the first of August for Los Angeles where she will pass the remainder of the summer. Mrs. Mill ton Munger will also leave their country place within fortnight for a months stay in Prescott where she will pass a few weeks with MT. and Mrs. A. K. Stabler.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Iilderbran have moved from the apartments on West Washington street which they occupied last winter into an attrac- tive residence in Chelsea place Mrs Hilderbran who passed a few days here recently has returned to Iron Springs.
 Mrs. Gus Noll of North Third av- enue has returned from a three weeks absence in Philadelphia where she was the guest of heI mother Mrs. E. r. Albrecht
 
 Roy S. Goodrich and little Miss Eleanor Goodrich left Thursday for Los Angeles, where Mrs Goodrich has been passing the summer They will be at the Virginia In Long Beach until autumn.
 Mrs. L. D. Dameror, Miss Erile Dameron and Miss Erile Hughes left the summer months with pr. and Mrs. II. A. Hughes who motored over earlier in the week
 Mir. and Mrs. N T. Mckee of Wet Monroe street closed their residence Friday when they left for q month in Flagstaff.
 pr. and Mrs. John Bennett Jr.. of North Central avenue are seen in town occasionally from Iron Springs. They were down early in the week and returned to the mountains Thursday
 Dr. and Mrs. Otto PIath of Palm Lane wtI open their cottage at Iron Springs the latter part of this week. Their arrival is being pleasurabIy especially by the junior set with whom their attractive twin daughters, Miss Helen Plath and Miss Adeline Plath are favorites
 Mrs. John Luke of Congress June uon was the guest of Mrs. Frank Stewart of North Central avenue last week leaving on Friday for San Diego where she and MT. Luke will pass the summer Mr and Mrs. Stewart will remain in town until August which month they will pass in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Edward Elsie of North Third avenue has gone to ocean Park. She left on Monday and will be away six weeks.
 MISS DoIoIE Elder, daughter of Mrs. w. G. Elder of 1442 East Jef ferson street left Friday evening for I'etuluma where she will visit with relatives for few weeks. In Au- gust she will begin her second year II the University of California. Miss Elder is a member of the Phi Beta 2ollege set.
 Mrs. Charles McArthur has return ed from Los Angeles and will be in town until the tenth of August when she and MT. Macarthur leave 1pr Chicago. MT. and Mrs. Louis II. Chalmers will accompany them on their eastern trip.
 Peter Clark MacFarlane. magazine writer and lecturer. was the guest of honor at a delightful dinner at the Country club Friday evening. Secre- -ary Harry Welch of the board of trade presided and covers were laid for twelve.
 Many will be interested in the announcement this morning of the engagement of Miss Anna May Star. laughter of E. A. Star to Eugene Roberts The wedding will take place August 10. Miss Star is q charming and popular girl and the news of her approaching marriage to the well known cattle man will De a delightful surprise MT. Ro- oerts formerly resided in Fort Worth Texas.
 The Schweppe-Van Nuys wedding which took place in Los Angeles Monday evening will be of interest to MT Schweppe's many Phoenix friends. Following is an account of the event from a coast paper:
 "Ablaze with thousands of electric amps. that gleamed through a will 1erness of emerald-clad trees. the I