Arizona republican., 1913-06-22

where Miss Kretzinger has been studying portrait painting with marked success for the past six years preparatory to establishing a studio in Chicago Unfortunately illness in the family will prevent the Kretzing- CTS from coming west for the we'd ding which will hr quiet affair The young folk will leave immediate ly after the ceremony for q short trip to the Canadian woods. going directly to Algonquin Park
 
 While the utmost simplicity in dress is observed by the first lady Of the land she is never out of the picture when surrounded by d group , of fashionable folk.
 Mrs. MarshalTs costumes are rath- CT more elaborate. She. by the way ie one of the most popular hostesses. On several occasions when chatting With the wife of the Arizona repre- sentative she referred t. her visit in Phoenix and declared herself charm ed with the west and it's people. Mrs Nicholas L"ng~Worth was another ia voritc. Mrs. Hayden met Frequently Her particularly pleasing personality Ltsi~ IIit3tlt' Ter one ol lut pest liked women in Washington and in New York where she passes much of her time. While exceedingly wOmanly. she has the frank candid manner characteristic of her father Colonel Theodore Roosevelt.
 II i~ delightful to have the Hay den residence on North First avenue again occupied by the genial con sressman and his charming wife, who to the regret of everyone are to re- turn to Washington tomorrow. The HaEdvns are immensely popular so- cIlllN and have been deluged with invitations since their arrival a week ago. They have declined all dinners and with the exception of motoring an hour pr two in the evening have re- mained at home for Mrs Hayden prefers a quiet home life" after the strenuous winter at the Capital City There have been scores and scores aG callers however. and all have been most cordially welcomed Tor the Hay Gens are genuinely glad to see their friends Speaking If calls, Mrs. Hay den had over five hundred to make on her arrival in Washington in Feb ,uarv. She of course met many in tereSting people of world wide prom thence although she declares the so- cial life there L. be on q parallel with that of any other large city. round of breakfasts, luncheons, din- ners. auction and receptions making one eager for summer with it's op- roTtumtv for giving much needed rest With the departure of the presi- dents family on the twenty ninth Tor Cornish. x. H.. many Of the women of the cabinet and congressional set will also leave Washington and the SO ciaI season will adjourn. Mrs Hay den -emIhaeizes all the charming things the newspapers have said Of Mrs Wilson and her daughters. They have. many and varied interests vet they do not hold themselves aloof 1 and by their graciousness. sweetness anG simplicity have become favorites 1 iii society Miss Eleanor Wilson by l common consent seems to be dele | gated to represent the White House | family on most social occasions. At l d recent reception she wore one of l the most attractive gowns. True to l her avoWed preference for blue toi- l let's this particular costume had it's | k carers favorite color introduced in | all it's accessories.
 The material was lowered Vone on i I foundation of white Strlped III llSHt | blue The blue stripes were not more l than half an inch wide and three times that far apart. The flowers | were detached roses, pink with green 1 foliage. very natural and pretty There was evidently a deep border or inc roses, as the bottom of the Sklrt. which escaped the ground by an inch or more gave this effect. over this was draped white shadow lace. The lace also formed q fichu decorat ton on the bodice. A deep girdle or blue satin and d Panama hat with flow cred chiffon crown and facings ot ! blue completed Miss Wilson's cos tune
 Mrs. J. C. Adams will entertain at the Valley Field club tomorrow eve ming.
 Miss Hazel De Mund and William Bertram who have been much feted since the announcement of their en- gagement two months ago, were the inspiration for prettily appointed dinner at a down town cafe Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for Miss De Mund, Mir Bertram. Miss Fay De AIund, Miss Fila Luhrs Miss Emma Luhrs. Edward Bertram Re ginald Stroud, Carl Haberlein and Arthur TaLlOr
 The D. T. Club gave smart din- ner followed by auction at the Coun- was the last affair to be given by