Arizona republican., 1913-06-29

AIphonse Page. William Kennedy
 Humbert, A. II. Thompson. Guy AL 1 sap and Edward Marshall. who will remain over the week end.
 A particularly pIeasurable event of the week was the picnic supper at Joint Head last evening. The guest 1 list included MT. and Ms. J. w.
 Doris Mrs. Asa B. Kennan, Mrs. 1 Clara Dismukes. Miss Rema Doris, !
 Miss Kate Wilson. Miss Harriet Hur- ley. Miss Mabel Hooker. Miss Marion Doris, Miss Katherine Kennan, John
 Rinker kibbey. Morris Carpenter, C 1 D Doris. Royal Lescher. Paul Renau
 InGles. Arthur Haltin, Irving De R.
 Miller. stephen Jennings. Hugh
 Marshall and Donald Green
 This is an exceptionally gay va cation for tine members of the junior set. The young folk home from col !
 lege and the high school students are being entertained with picnics 1 dinners and informal dances. The 1
 Phi Alpha Pi fraternity. by series If delightful events. has added large
 ly to the pleasures of the past few
 weeks. On Wednesday evening the
 organization gave its most preten-
 ticus event, an amateur production
 A Harmless Flirtation. which they
 presented at the '. M C. A It was
 quite cIevery put on" and scored , decided hit The guests of the fra
 tclnity Were Miss Ruth Bonodict.
 Miss Edith Calkins. Miss Elizabeth Ealey Miss Keturah SlagIe Miss
 Ruth Goldberg. Miss Ruby Pascoc. Mss Betty Cavendish Miss Eugeuia
 Pierce, Miss Doris Feelings. Miss
 Hattie Doster, and Miss Margaret
 Clark. and the members present were Harold Goldberg. Lester De Mund
 Garnet McCaIeb. Ralph Carney. Rus sell Linebarger. Charles Tweed Jr.
 Tucker Pinney. Kenneth Comstock. |
 George Luhrs. Byron Showers. George.
 Hamilton, Edwin Doris and William
 Rousseau.
 Mrs. Benjamin Horton Yaeser. of Glendale, will leave early in the week for Chicago, where she will pass the remainder of the summer
 Mrs l.. D Dameron. of So4 North Fifth avenue. will pass the summer a- Long Beach. where she has taken
 q cottage for the season She will
 leave town IulE r.. and will be accompanied by Mrs T. \ Hughes and Miss EriIe Hughes who will b., her guests durinS her two months absence
 Mrs. James < Griffin and her son Jack Griffin. of 11"j North Second ueet will leave tonight for I.a J"IIa where they win summer Mrs F.. <. Griffin will accompany them and b4 later in Los Angeles. where they will raSs few weeks before returning home
 Miss Laura Henderson will lcav. Wednesday for Williams where she will pass q fortnight the guest of Ms R. T. Brown. Later she will pass few weeks at Venice with Mrs. Barry Golduater and will visit in santa Barbara and san Francisco
 before her return in September
 Mir and Mrs Davtd Goldberg will close their North Central avenue residence Monday. when they leave perg and Harold Goldberg preceded them several days. opening their summer home on Thursday
 Mrs. William l., Pinney and her daughter, Miss Mary Louise Pinney. Of 1870 West Adams street, left Thursday for San Francisco where they will pass a few weeks prior to a more lengthy stay at Lake Ta- hoe. Miss Mabel Novinser of 1901 West Jackson street will leave Saturday fo1 Los Angeles where she will be the guest of Mrs. Benjamin IIurd Mckinley. She will be joined the lat tr part of July by her mother Mrs VI. b Novinger and her brother. simon NoVinger who recently re turned from the New Mexico Milf tary Institute where he has been in attendance the past year. Mrs Fl B Wilkinson. of North 1 Central avenue left Friday for Iron 1 Springs where she will pass the | summer months
 l Mrs. Homer King of North Central avenue left Monday for Prescott.
 Miss Isabelle Irvine daughter of 1 Mir. and Mrs T. F.. Irvine of 715 West Taylor street, gave a thcater party 1 Friday afternoon in honor of her thir- teenth birthday. Following the mati- 1 nee the tea hour was enjoyed at l IDonOfrio's. Miss Hazel Stewart was the chaperone. and the guests includ- 1 ed Miss Mary ShdrDp Miss Stana