Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

i plan to leave the latter part of the month for an eastern tour. Their itin- erary will include, among other places 1 Springfield, St. Louis and Niagara Falls. Miss Stacy is being much feted i in California, and the days previous to her departure are being crowded with gay events. She will pass this week at Balboa, where she is guest of honor at a house party given by the members of an exclusive sorority to which she belongs. Charles Korrick, proprietor of the New York store, passed the early part of the week at the Southern California coast resorts.
 Newton Levy has returned from a weeks stay in Los Angeles and Coro- nado.
 Robert G. Gray of Yuma is register ed at one of the Los Angeles hotels. c. I. Lesley was an arrival in Los Angeles Monday from Tucson.
 Mrs Donald Mcqueen of Mesa is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Bennett.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Gates are dOmi- ciled at the Virginia in Long Beach after brief visit in Salt Lake City.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Lanigan (Dora Cohn) have returned to Los Angeles after their honeymoon at Catalina Island. David Cohn, who went to California for the wedding, which was an event in Los Angeles a fortnight ago, will return to his home in Bis bee the latter part of the week.
 Dr. and Mrs Ancil Martin were among the fashionable folk who at tended the famous snake dance at the Walpi mesa.
 C. G. Seymour of Tucson is pass ing a few weeks in Los Angeles.
 
 Charles Orme, son of John P Orme, who has been summering in Los An geles, left Monday for Santa Barbara, where he passed the remainder of the week at a house party given by the Delta Upsilon fraternity. He leaves today for PaIo Alto to complete his education at Stanford university
 
 A. D. Duncan of Hayden has joined
 
 
 George H. N. Luhrs will return to Phoenix Monday. Mrs. Luhrs and Miss Emma Luhrs and Miss Ella Luhrs will remain away another few weeks.
 Mrs. Grant and Miss Lucy Grant are staying in Venice for month. They will be away until October 1. Mrs. George Fowler Gardiner will return from the Garden of Allah on the 10th.
 F. D. Stratton of Tucson is a recent arrival in Los Angeles
 Mrs. Fen $. Hildreth is again estab- lished at Ocean Park after a motor tour of northern California.
 Clay Leonard is enjoying a ten days vacation at Catalina. He ar rived in Los Angeles Tuesday and passed a few days there en route for the island.
 F. F. Kelner, a former Phoenician, who has a large estate near Venice, has been entertaining his Arizona rela- tives this summer His daughter, Mrs. F. R. Claypool. of Globe, is his guest at present, and several delightful af- fairs have been given in her honor at the hospitable home which is one of the show places of Southern Califor- nia. R. P. Davie has returned to Los An geles after a brief business trip to Phoenix. . C. Hass, Jr., of Holbrook is pass ing a fortnight in Los Angeles. Mrs Sims Ely is a member of the Phoenix colony at Long Beach.
 
 Mir and Mrs. Beverly Cox, who passed the early summer season in Southern California and motoring in ] the north at present. They will visit l in Eureka before their return to Los 1 Angeles, where they will remain in- l definitely. Mrs. Harry Creighton, who is a l popular member of the Arizona con- tingent at Ocean Park, will leave there shortly for her home in Noga- i les. She will visit in Phoenix this | winter and will be the guest of her | brother and sister-in-law, MT. and l Mrs. Victor F. Hanny
  MT. and Mrs. Fred Brewer, who | have resided in Pasadena since leav- ing Phoenix recently, passed a week | at Ocean Park, where they were most | cordially greeted by former Arizona 1 friends.
 MT. and Mrs Harry Sultan of Globe have given up their summer apart ments at Ocean Park and have gone to Los Angeles for a few weeks. They 1 will follow their usual custom in the autumn and be among the ut-of- town visitors at the state fair THREE-RESORTS