Arizona republican., 1913-08-24

l CNorma Sweeney sailed on the Korea" recently for the Hawaiian ls- lands They will return to California this September. The Rices are in i defatigueable travellers and prior to sailing passed quite a bit of time at the various smart beach resorts.
 Mr and Mrs. Forest Richmond l Susan Winchester of Viclsburg are to pass the remainder of the summer i in Prescott and Oak Creek. They have planned a delightful camping trip of six weeks MT. and Mrs. Ornan B. Shanton are to leave shortly for a fornights' absence in Los Angeles and the near by beaches.
 Arthur Luhres will leave Septem- Der l. for ocean Park, where Mrs. Luhrs is passing a few weeks. They will be in California until the middle of the month and will make the re- turn trip by way of the Grand Can yon-
 Miss Marion Bennett who is sum- mering at Long Beach is the guest of Miss Harriet Tritle of Santa Mon ica for the week.
 MT. and Mrs Benjamin Stanton will pass the coming fortnight in Los Angeles the guests of MT. and Mrs. s. B. Taggart
 Miss Selma Geyler and Miss Louise Geyler are in Los Angeles for a few ft r1la tt (rat lima.
 Mrs. sam Heineman of Tucson is passing a fortnight in Los Angeles en route for San Francisco where she will make q more lengthy stay.
 Mrs. Eugene Rivere Redewin who passed the early part of the summer at Ocean Park, gave up her apart nents a the resort Wednesday, when she went to Los Angeles for the rest of the month. Shortly before her departure for town she had as guests MT. and Mrs. Victor RedewiH who are visiting Professor and Mrs. w. B. Creager of Los Angeles.
 Miss Laura F. Holmes a member of the faculty Of Heads Preparatory School at Berkeley, returned to Cali fornia last week after a two months vacation passed in Tucso1 with her mother. Mrs. P. A. Stoller. Miss Holmes wno is a brilliant young wo- man, is a graduate of Mills College and the University of California.
 The younger set in both Los Ange- les and Phoenix will regret to learn that Miss Henrietta Olney. the charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Olney of North Central Ave nue is neither to return to California to school nor to remain in Arizona, but will leave September 15. for Sweet Brier College in Virginia where she will complete her educa- ton. Miss Olney has made many friends during summer vacations and holiday seasons who had anticipated much pIeaseure in entertaining in her honor this autumn They will be greatly disappointed that their favor ite has postponed ha. social debut an other year that she might continue her studies. Mrs. Olney has been south the greater part of the sum mer and is now in Tennesse while MT. Olney has but recently returned from a business trip to the California coast
 J. P. Kerley of Flagstaff is regis tered at the HoIlenbeck where the majority of Arizona tourists make their headquarters.
 Abe Nicholson has joined the Phoenix colony at Ocean Park
 Charles C. Cutchshaw, former man aging editor of the Republican, and Mrs. Cutchshaw are pleasantly cs- tabished at Long Beach MT. Cut chshaw is on :he editorial staff of one of the coast papers and has gained much promInence ny his force- fu' editorials
 sam Wilson has returned to Phoe- nix after a months stay on the coast.
 Miss Ethel Ming, who was in Los Angeles early in August is in san Diego with her sister. Mrs. C. H. Akers.
 Attorney General and Mrs. George Purdy Bullard have cancelled their ii'tOi lOui Ol e1dillOTHld except TOT a few short trips in Southern Califor- mia. will remain in San Diego until their return in September
 
 w. ]. Murphy was in Los Angeles recently from Phoenix.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. J. M Jacobs of Tucson are summer residents of Ocean Park.