Arizona republican., 1913-07-06

to pass the summer in Prescott. They will leave the latter part of the month.
 A theatre party at the Coliseum followed by supper at Donofrios was one of the events of the week en- joyed by. congenal cOterie com = prising Miss Rema Dorris Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss Kate Wilson. Miss Mar fen Doris. Roy Murray, Lester Byron, Arthur Haltin and Morris Carpenter.
 
 Carlyle Heney, the young nephew of Francis J. Henev arrived recently I from Tucson to pass q month in Phoenix with his aunt. Mrs. George | H. SmalleY of S46 North Fifth Ave- nue- In honor of their guest, Mrs. i Smalley and her little daughter. Miss i India Smalley entertained d group of young folk one evening last week ] "Olla Break was the feature of the | by Miss Mary Janice Hulett Miss Adelaide Golze and Miss Sylvia 1 Lewis. There were present: Miss | Ruth Land, Miss Sylvia Lewis. Miss ! Ida May GolZe, Miss EmmaWindurm 1 Smalley, Miss Ruth Eblen. Miss Ade- | laide Golze. Miss Mary Janice Hulett Miss Eleanor Hulett. Miss Virginia Stoneman. Carlyle Heney. Orme Lewis. Henry Orme and Theodore Coleman.
 The Frontier Day celebration at tracted many to Prescott and house parties at Iron Springs over the Fourth made many noticeable ab- h.. dance at Iron Springs and another at the Yavapai Club in the Mile High City were the most pretentious events for the out of town guests In party that left on Thursday and plan to return this evening. are Miss Kate Wilson, Miss Rema Doris. Miss Har- riet Hurley, Miss Marion Doris Nor ris Carpenter. Irving de R Miller l stephen Jennings, Hugh Marshall. Ar thur Hatin, John Rinker Kibbey | Lester Byron and George CroWder l Another equally large party went 1 north the previous week and they ! too. will return tonight. They are ! Mrs. Robert NorVeil. Miss Ora Orme. | Miss Betty McCrarY of Houston. Miss | George Bailey. Miss Mabel McNeil. ! Miss Ethel StabIer. William Rosseau, William Kennedy Humbert, Alphonse Page, A. II. Thompson and Edward Marshall.
 Dr. and Mrs. F.. w. Baum of North Seventh Avenue who are enthusiastic motorists. returned to town Wednes- day after delightful run to their former home in Bisbee They re mained fortnight and were the in centiVe for innumerabIe social events
 
 Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson of GIG North First avenue left Thursday for Will Hams where she passed the Fourth. She will be in Flagstaff the remain der of the summer
 Mr and Mrs Eugene Rivicre Redc- will and Miss Elisabeth RedeWill of l617 West Washington street return 4d Monday after q delightful week end at Roosevelt. They will remain in town until the end of July when hey leave for ocean Park where hey have taken an apartment for the alter part of the season. Dr. and Mrs F. V. Woodward and Miss Elsie Woodward left Tuesday ! or Carrollton where they will pass lie summer months the guests of Yrs. Woodwards parents Mir. and
 
 .icians who will be in ohio the latter 'art of the summer will also be en- ertained by the Sterlings, Mir. and Yrs. C. R. Sterling and Miss Eliza 'eth Sterling visiting them in August. They are now in Hutchinson where hey are passing few weeks with E 1r. and Mrs. W. A. Loe. C
 
 Mrs. George Mintz and Miss Geor- -ia Mintz of 311 North Fourth ave n ue left Tuesday for Los Angeles Y where MT. Mintz will join them in a V From there they will go l Q Q ONnard and on the first of Aug | st motor to San Francisco. Miss | 1intz will not return in the autumn Y mt will enter Cumnock school. spec W 1lizing in elocution and music e Mrs. Emil Gang and Miss Aileen anZ of West Monroe street left n Wednesday, for ocean Park where il hey will summer. s, Dr. H. J. Jessop and Miss Ruth Ii essop of GAO North First avenue left oi ist evning for Hollywood and will ., C away until September. c, Miss Dorothy Nicholson and Miss :, ena Nicholson will pass the summer '' [ the California coast resorts They S' IL last evening '' TOTEC