Arizona republican., 1913-09-07

have an attractive bungalow on Ninth street where they will be at home after October l.
 A feature at the wedding of Miss Stewart and Mr. Stoner was the baptism of the infant son of Mr and Mrs Sidney H. Stewart by the Reverend MT. Harker. Sidney H. Stewart Jr., had the distinction of making his social debut by sharing first place with a bride at her own wedding.
 Because of the recent announce ment in the Republican that Sidney Goldman will race several of his horses a the coming state fair, the record they are making will be of much interest to local sportsmen. MT. Goldman, who is now in Los Angeles, received word from HamIine Mime sOta Tuesday that on that day King Daphne by King Direct out of Lady Daphne 2:041a won $$2,OO0 in the 2:O6 pace from a bunch of the best pacers racing in the east. An addi- tonal interest in the event is the fact that Ed Hall formerly of Phoe- nix drove the horse to victory. At Norton, Kansas in the same week another of Mr Goldman's horses proved a winner Charlie A C. by Walter Barker dam Cleo by Confer won the 2:4 pace in three straight heats 2:131a being the fastest time made. The owner feels confident of being big winner on the local track.
 The appeal of Secretary Harry Welch of the Board of Trade to the farmers for exhibits is echoed in Los Angeles where q branch board is conducted in the Chamber of Commerce building. Mrs. George x. Cowgirl who is in charge is always eager for things from hOme," and when she is not eulogizing the Roosevelt Dam she is in no less en- thusiastic terms telling of Arizona's wonderful fruits, vegetables and grains This week fresh fruits were on display and the Salt River Valley products created much favorable comment.
 En route for three weeks stay in san Francisco, Frank Hurley pass cd the last few days in Los Angeles and the neighboring beaches.
 Dr. H. J. Jessop has returned from a summers vacation at Beverly Hills where Mrs. Jessop and Miss Ruth Jessop will remain another month They were recently joined by Mrs Jessop's sister, Mrs. Walter Ben nett
 Mir and Mrs. Emil Gang and Miss Aileen Gang who passed the sum mer season at Ocean Park are in San Diego for the week end They plan t. be in ocean Park for anoth CT week before their return to PhOe- nix the middle of the month.
 Attorney General BuIlard return ed from California Monday. Mrs. BuIard who is in san Diego will be away until the end of the month.
 Every day adds to the list of re- turned summer tourists. Mrs. Alfred Franklin and her little daughters. Miss Kathleen Franklin and Miss Josephine Franklin were among this mornings arrivals who have been absent on the California coast.
 Charles Goldman and Miss Rose Bell Goldman left Ocean Park MOn day for san Francisco. Mir. Gold man will return to Phoenix in a few weeks. while his daughter, who has been away since early spring, will make an indefinite stay.
 R. J. HightOwer is in Venice after several months at the Monrovia sani- tarium. He vii return within the coming fortnight.
 Miss Jessie Wilson and Miss Julia Wilson of Tucson are passing a fort night at the beaches in Southern California.
 Mrs. Paul Edwin Fuller of Mesa, is in Los Angeles for a few weeks.
 Mrs. William Pryce will return to Tucson this week from a fortnights absence in Los Angeles and the neighboring resorts.
 Fred Humphreys was a visitor in Los Angeles last week.
 Fen s. Hidreth returned to PhOe nix Wednesday. Mrs. Hildreth will remain at ocean Park until the tenth of the month The Hildreths passed the early part of the summer in q motor tour of Northern California. Other members of the party were the w. P. Sears and the Harry Rays. Their itinerary included among other places San Francisco and Del Monte and thev- enjoyed camping a week at delightful Point Arena MT SeaFs has returned home and Mrs. Sears and Miss Stella Sears plan to be away a period of a few weeks, while Miss Pauline Sears will remain in Los Angeles this winter and attend the Westlake school. MT. Kay pre- ceded Mrs Kay who has also return ed to Arizona.
 Mrs John D. Loper will return this