Arizona republican., 1913-10-05

Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Mae k. Burrows and Herman McFall, which took place in Ottawa, Thursday, October 2 They will make their home in Canada for the present.
 Quite the most novel and interest ing event of the week will be the high school alumni banquet and dance that will follow the big football game at Grant park. Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn, who is president of the association will shortly send out cards to every former graduate of the high school, who will be asked to attend the affairs. The banquet will be served in the high school cafe teria and the dance will take place in the auditorium.
 For the first time since spring the members of the J. w. Doris family are all at home MT. and Mrs J. w Doris were not away last sum mer and during the past month they have been joined by their relatives. MT. and Mrs. Sidney Clearinghouse (Ruth Dorris) were among the early returned travellers having arrived from their eastern trip several weeks ago. Miss Kate Wilson returned re- gently from Los Angeles where she was the guest of Mrs. l. T. Hosey and yesterday Miss Rema Doris reached Phoenix from the coast where she passed a short time with her cousin, Mrs. Bert Morgan.
 
 MT. and Mrs. William Bertrarn (4azel De Mund) have moved into I,,R, lr,yNy Portland street from the De Mund residence on North Second avenue which they occupied last summer on their return from their honeymoon ir northern Arizona.
 Mrs. Barry Goldwater returned Thursday from a three months ab- sence in Venice.
 The David Goldbergs are establish ed at the residence at 1112 North Third street for the winter. They are to build a charming and artistic home in Los Olives place shortly which they hope to have completed by spring.
 Three very popular and charming girls will be missed by society this autumn. Miss Mildred Stacy, Miss Harriet Hurley and Miss Helen Ely having planned to be away for at least part of the season. Miss Stacy left Thursday evening with her paC- ents. MT. and Mrs. A. K. Stacy for St. Louis and as they anticipate tra- yelling extensively in the east 1t will be quite few weeks before they re- turn Miss Hurley left the follow ing evening for New York where she will join her mother. Mrs. P. T. Hur- ley Mrs. Hurley, who has been east all summer with Mrs. C. C. Hurley and Mrs F. L. Brill will return with them in a fortnight, while her daugh- ter will extend her stay a month or more visiting school friends in Wasls- ington where she received her educa- ton at National Park Seminary and later will be the guest of relatives in New orleans Miss Ely will leave the fifteenth of this month for New York where she will take up her studies at the Art Students league. Miss Ely has been away all summer and only returned from California last week Her departure B being especially regretted for the mem oefs of the smart set with whom she is a favorite, have seen little of her the past year and she anticipates being absent at least another twelve months.
 After an absence of a year the Charles Christys are to return from Oakland.
 
 Maitland Davies has opened his town studio after a most successful summer season in Prescott His popularity here is no greater than in the north and he has consented to return to Prescott on Mondays dur ing the winter, to continue his asso- citation with the Cecilia and Apollo clubs and various other musical 0r- ganizatiOns Mrs. Davies, who nas been east for the past three months, 1 ssailed from New York for Galveston | yesterday and is expected in Phoenix about the middle of the month. 1 MT and Mrs Simon Oberfelder re- turned from San Francisco Sunday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Oberfelders mother, Mrs. $. A. Rau, who will be their guest this winter. i Mrs. Herbert Atha has returned from a delightful summers absence in California. San Diego, Santa Bar | bara, San Francisco and Lake Tahoe were among the places included in a motor tour of the state. Her country | home "Esperanza'' where many of last winters most attractive affairs were given will again be the scene 1 of several smart events. The pre- sent dullness of "between seasons l is being relieved by the hospitality l or the Athas whose informal dinners are among the really charming fea- 1 lures of the month. Today Mir. and 1 Mrs Foster H. Rockwell, who recent