Arizona republican., 1913-11-02

OANs DUN LA | AIOhN VI of North First avenue The highest i auction score was made by Mrs i Evans Darby
 i MT. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hu- i lett were hosts of the D. T. club Monday evening. Mrs. James S. | Griffin made the highest auction I score. Mrs. George H. SmaIley was i the substitute playing for Edward { OMalley
 ! Mrs. Sims Ely will leave tomorrow 1 for Humboldt, where she will pass several weeks the guest of Mrs. James Bark.
 James Parker will arrive from Kingman tomorrow and will pass the week here the guest of his father. Captain P. p. Parker. and sister Mrs. CY Burns.
 An influx of interesting visitors is always a delightful feature of fair week. An out-of-toWn guest who will be much feted will be Miss Dixie George of Mayer, who will arrive to- morrow and during her stay will be entertained by MT and Mrs Henry George. Miss George has been in California since early autumn and has been the inspiration for a round If pleasurable affairs in Los Angeles, where she is as great a favorite aa in Phoenix.
 Briggs Goodrich will pass the Thanksgiving weekend here with his mother. Mrs. Clarke Churchill. MT. Goodrich. who has been living in Cleveland the past few years. will re-
 Iue Tn San Francisco in the future. His change of residence has delighted f hls many friends in Arizona. as he now plans to pass his entire time in the west.
 Mrs. Clarence l. Stacy will be in town for the week, the guest of her parents, Judge and MEs. A. C. Baker. Mrs. Stacy has given several charm ing week end affairs at her country place on the southside and after the far festivities plans to do quite bit of informal entertaining.
 Miss Ruth Ainsworth, whose long absence has been greatly regretted, will return from the coast today.
 
 The hospitality of MT. and Mrs. George A. Mintz will be delightfully."- demonstrated this week, when they will have as guests at their home on North Fourth avenue, MT. and Mrs James Olds of OXnard and MT and Mrs. C. T. Hutchings of Los Angeles. The California visitors will arrive to- day and at the conclusion of their stay, on Saturday, will leave IF t3e Grand Canyon. accompanied by MT and Mrs. Mintz.
 
 Mrs o. A. MulliniX will arrive from Anaheim Friday and will be the her country home on the Maricopa road. Mrs. MulliniX's three weeks stay will be replete with pleasures, for the fascinating Californian is favorite with the smart set, whose members will recall her former visit when as Miss Mona McWiliams she was immensely popular
 With only the family present to witness the simple ceremony. Miss Annette Elder, daughter of Mrs. T. M Elder, became tho bride of Burt T. Wilkinson at six-thirty o'clock Wednesday morning, Reverend Ray Harker of the Methodist Episcopal church. officiating The service was read at the Elder residence. 337 North Second avenue which was decorated in a simple but effective arrangement of roses in tones of pink. The bride, who was unattended, wore her travel i ing suit. smaruy tailored gown of brown crepe Mir. and Mrs. Wilkinson are passing a fortnight in the north, in Prescott and at the Grand Canyon. | Mrs. Wilkinson is a charming and | young woman. She was graduated from the elocution depart I ment of the Arizona School of Music three years ago and has frequently given readings before the various women's clubs. Her interpretations are always artistic and her sweet personality has done much to ad- vance her popularity. MT. Wilkinson came to Phoenix two years ago from Rochester and is well liked by all who know him. He is in the building business.
 The marriage of Miss Pauline Sears to Bert Atha is still the chief topic If conV sation. Society was never more surprised than when the news appeared in The Republican Wednes- day announcing that the event had taken place the previous week in Los Angeles. MT. and Mrs. Atha are in southern California at present and nave not completed their plans for he future
 Mrs George D. Burtis is in town rom Roosevelt for the fair.