Arizona republican., 1913-10-26

hlppey' MTS- N~- n. AheiS, MFS Evans Darby, Mrs George Purdy Jenckes, Mrs. A R. Cater, Mrs. R. H. Hall and Mrs. Robert Cotton. 1 Captain and Mrs. J. w. Crenshaw were the dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. William s. Humbert Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed have I returned from a five months absence in the east They summered at Little Boar's Head in New Hamp- ] shire and later were the guests of 1 Mrs. Tweed's brother, Walter Howe, 1 of Lowell. MT. Howe will follow his 1 usual custom and pass part of the l winter here.
 MT and Mrs. w. c. Hartranft are to return early in November from Philadelphia, where they have been since spring.
 Society in general and music low CTS in particular will regret to learn that Mrs. w. N. Tiffany will not be the soloist of the Singers club this season. While greatly disappointed in not being able to hear the sweet soprano, her host of admirers will be delighted that she is to gratify her ambition and to pass the year in study in Germany. She left Los An geles last week and will be in New York for a fortnight before sailing.
 
 Mrs J. Thompson Graham of Phil adelphia is the guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth.
 
 Mrs Charles Stauffer will return Monday a week from Los Angeles.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Hewins re- turned Thursday from a several days absence in Camp Creek.
 John Francis of Flagstaff will pass fair week in town. the guest of MT. and Mrs. Daniel Francis.
 c. c. Mallard of Globe will be among the prominent visitors fair week He will be the guest of Judge and Mrs. Ernest Lewis.
 Miss Ruth Ainsworth will return November from an absence of seV- fornia.
 Secretary of State and Mrs. Sidney P. Osborn will have as guests this winter their little niece, Miss Alex Grant of Los Angeles.
 Dame Rumor says, and furthermore declares it to be authentic, that tango class is to be organized shortly Prom inent members of the younger set, thirty in all, will belong and meet once a week to learn the fascinating steps of the dance that has become the rage in l the east. Should the the dansant" be- come popular at the clubs and the ho- tels it is the new dances that will prob l ably be responsible.
 MT and Mrs. Lewis Killeen announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Jean Killeen to James Thompson | Hodges of Yuma The wedding will take place early in November at St. l Mary's Cathedral and Reverend Father 1 Novatus will read the service. The 1 bride will be attended by Mrs. Jack 1 Young of Thompson. California as mat l ron of honor, Miss Ellen Hughes as maid of honor and little Miss Eleanor | Stroud will be the flower girl. Frank | Hodges of Yuma will act as his broth l CTS best man and Robert Killeen will |
 
 be the usher.
 Miss Killeen is a charming and ac | girl. She attended St. | Joseph's Academy in Tucson and later | was graduated a the Sacred Heart ] Academy in Hollywood. She is a clever | pianiste although she has seldom ap- | peared in public except for charitable | entertainments.
 MT. Hodges is county recorder of Yuma where the young folk will make their home. The engagement was first 1 told group of intimate friends at appointed dinner Monday evening over which Mrs. Ernest G. Stroud presided.
 The D. T. Club will meet Monday evening with MT and Mrs. Arthur Gib- bons Hulett
 Mrs. Howard Stirling returns to Bis bee this evening after a few weeks in town the guest of MT and Mrs. I. J. Johnson. Mr. Stirling and Frank Cole, who were also guests of the Johnsons. to Bisbee last week.
 Dr. and Mrs H. H. Stone will be greatly missed by fashionable folk this winter which they have decided to pass in Los Angeles. Mrs. Stone, who is in town for a short time, has accepted very little in the way of social atten- ton, preferring an occasional small dinner with a few close friends. The Stone residence, which is one of the most artistic on North Central avenue, has been leased by the Royal Lesch- CTS.
 Friends are wireing congra atulations | to MT. and Mrs. Edward Hauser (Helen i McCoy) of Los Angeles on the birth of a daughter.
 
 MT. and Mrs H F. Campbell will dis pense their customary delightful hos