Arizona republican., 1913-05-25


 later to New York, where she will pass the summer. She will be ac- companied by her mother Mrs. C. 1 R. Bosche, and sister, Miss Esther Bosche, who recently returned from California, where they were for a | few weeks.
 l MT. and Mrs. D. T. Ceilings, who motored to Tucson for the weekend. extended their stay several days, not 1 reaching town until Wednesday. Dur ing their stay in the Old Pueblo they were entertained by the Edward Litts and the c. J. Andersons. Mrs. w. $. Goldsworthy, who went with 1 them, returned Friday.
 1 The many friends of Mrs. c. B King will be glad to know of her 1 improvement in health from q recent | severe illness.
 Commencement season has been gay The past week was one round of pleasure to those who were graduated from the high school. One of the most delightful affairs given the seniors was the garden party on Monday evening with Miss Helen Mitchell of East Washington street as hostess The class colors, purple and gold, were used in decoration and dancing, a mock wedding and games gave much amusement to the eigh- teen couple present
 United States Attorney Joseph Nor rison was a dinner host at the Adams Sunday evening, his guests being MT and Mrs R. A. Kirk, Miss Rose Me Grath, Miss Joy Gray and Hon. T. M. brennan.
 Mrs Thomas Sloan left Sunday evening for Los Angeles after a fort Mrs L. L. Plank. Among Mrs. Sloan's hosts during her brief stay here were pr. and Mrs William Lentz, Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis and MT. and Mrs. Henry George.
 Mrs. David Goldberg of 521 North Central avenue was an hostess of the week entertaining with auction We'd nesday afternoon complimentary to Mrs. George II Cook. Attractive prizes were won by Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. Gordon Tweed and Mrs. w. C. Foster.
 
 Miss Lou Ella Archer has been much feted since her arrival fort night ago. An attractive affair in her honor was the picnic supper at CameIback last evening. The con genial coterie comprising the party were Miss Archer, MT and Mrs. J. w. Doris, MT. and Mrs. C. D. Doris Mrs George II. Cook, Miss Ruth Doris, Miss Mabel Hooker, Miss Rema Doris. Miss Kate Wilson, Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Marion Doris, R. H. Boddinghouse and Emmons Boddinghouse of Chicago, Sidney Clearinghouse. Hugh Marshall John Rfnker Kibbey, William HOrreli, Ste phen Jennings, Donald Green, Nor ris Carpenter, Harry Welch, Roy Murray. and l. de R. Miller
 pr. and Mrs A J. Murietta and MT and Mre. John H. Page were the dinner guests of Judge and Mrs. A c Baker Wednesday evening at their North First avenue residence.
 Ebert Hubbard was a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Garth w. Cate while in Phoenix. MT. Cate who was Mr Hubbard's lecture manager in 1906-O7, says that each coming year will see more of Hubbard in the west. The Roycrofters will have a building of their own at the San Francisco ex- position in 1915, and Alice Hubbard has been named as commissioner of the Department of Woman's Industry there Their daughter, Miriam, now a girl of 20. and a student al Ann Arbor, will enter Berkeley next year
 
 nf Tai = Place was an hostess "Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Hazel De Mund. whose engagement to William Bertram was announced recently. The living room was veritable garden. Large Indian baskets holding great clusters of sweet peas, marigolds. roses and daisies were arranged with out regard for formality with a result particularly effective and pret- ty A clever guessing game amused the fifteen guests and the prizes were captured by Mrs. Merritt Drane, Miss De Mund and Miss Ella Luhrs.
 Mrs A K. Cater gave an in formal luncheon and auction Tuesday at her North Third avenue residence. 1 Pink roses decorated with charming effect Mrs. George Purdy BulIard was the fortunate prize winner There were present Mrs. Bullard, Mrs C. H. Akers. Mrs. Clay Leonard, Miss Ethel Ming and Miss Josephine Day. l
 
 William Coleman Rogers country | home has been the scene of several delightful affairs this spring, one of the jolIiest of which was the rag dance given recently. Among those | present were MT. and Mrs. Foster H. i Rockwell, MT. and Mrs. John H. Page, l MT and Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, MT and 1 Mrs. Paul EdiWn Fuller, MT. and Mrs. l w J. Kingsbury, MT. and Mrs. Joe 1 Green MT and Mrs. Colt Myers, Mrs. l Robert Wallace Craig. Mrs. j. c. Ad- 1