Arizona republican., 1913-07-27

1 Mrs. John Kahn, well known socia l leader of Los Angeles.
 l MT and Mrs C. B. Laird of Paln
 Lane returned from Iron Springs Fri day. Mrs. Laird and Miss Helen Laird who preceded her mothers return tC l town a week, will leave again in { 1 few days for Los Angeles where they will be established for the remainder of summer.
 l Miss Henrietta Dawson of Norti 1 Third Avenue left Sunday evening fol Clifton where she will be the guest o1 Mrs. Horton Jones for month. Mr. and Mrs E. E. Kirkland will close their residence on Coronado Road shortly and leave for San Fran , cisco for an absence of six weeks. MT and Mrs Simon Oberfelder are to close their residence on North Gen. tral Avenue tomorrow. They will pass the summer and early autumn in Cali fornia going directly to Catalina Island and visiting other fashionable coast resorts before going to San Francisco where they will conclude their travels.
 Miss Abbie Pickrell whose return has been eagerly anticipated, arrived Fri day evening after an absence of eight months. She has had a most interest ing winter and spring passed in travel with her relatives, MT. and Mrs. James Cooper Kieth of Vancouver B. c. They first enjoyed the Mediterranean cruise followed by the Nile trip after which they toured Italy. Germany, Switzer- land, France and England.
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. Foster and Miss Honor Duke of North First Avenue will leave August 6. for San Francisco.
 Judge and Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey will close their East Jefferson Street residence for month leaving August ', for the east. Their itinerary in- cludes Niagara Falls and many places of interest in Indiana and Nebraska. where they will visit relatives.
 
 Mrs Frank Alkire of West Portland Street left Friday for Iron Springs where she has taken a cottage for the season.
 Mrs. Mary Mcdaniel and her daush- ters, Miss Idt Mcdaniel and Miss Ted Mcdaniel of North Sixth Street. left Monday for Catalina and will pass the remaining summer months on the island.
 The George U. Youngs of North Sev- enth Street who have a.eharming sum- mer home at their mine, the Derby are to be there the greater part of the summer. Mrs. Young leaves town to- morrow and MT. Young will make week end visits during the season.
 Mrs. Thomas Winston Peck and Miss Fannie Peck of Westmoreland Place are passing the summer months in Los Angeles where Miss Grace Peck will join them later.
 Miss Amanda Chingren of North First Avenue will leave Monday for Los Angeles where she will be the guest of pr. Ada Laughlin.
 Mrs. Lamar Cobb has closed her residence on Eighteenth Avenue and gone to Iron Springs for the rest of the season. She is the guest of Mrs. Frank Hilderbran, and will remain in the mountains after Mrs. Hilderbran's departure for California the latter part of August.
 Miss Elizabeth Ryder of Pekin, H., | is a recent arrival who will pass a | month here the guest of her sister, | Mrs. H. c. HalF of S14 North Fifth l Avenue.
 II F2T o11a ,,.Il motor to the coast leaving the latter | part of the week and going directly to i San Diego. After passing a few weeks | in the south they will go to San Fran | cisco making this trip also in their car. |
 Miss Mabel Jane Fenn who is pass ing the summer in Omaha will return | the first of September
 Mrs. w. J. Rifley of 705 North Gen. tral Avenue will leave August 10, for Iron Springs. Her niece, Miss Mary Joyent will be her guest at the resort. |
 Benjamin Ridge left Thursday even | ing for Kansas city where he will pass | a fortnight. He will pass a short time | in Hgginsville with his mother, Mrs. | B. c. Ridge en route for Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. Hal Bennett of West | Street who travelled to Califor- | nia by motor, are delightfully."- estab- lished at Long Beach for the rest of l the summer. With them. are Mrs. Charles Stauffer and her little daugh- ter. Miss Dorothy Stauffer who recent y arrived from Upland where they were Miss Pearl Stauffer's guest.