Arizona republican., 1913-06-01

places for the twelve guests who have met several times this winter in this delightful fashion
 Mrs. Charles Stauffer and her charmingiy little daughter, Miss Dor othy Stauffer of 919 North Central avenue will leave Sunday the eighth for Los Angeles.
 Society has been actively engaged in charity the past week. The associated charities teas are not only very ma terially swelling the treasury but are proving a delightful diversion. Mrs. Joe Green and Miss Ruth Ainsworth are to be hostesses on Tuesday at the AinsWOrth residence on North Central and they are making the affair a SO. cial event rather than a duty. They have asked ten guests and will play auction during the afternoon. Should this precedent be followed there would be no possibility of a link slipping in the endless chain.
 Miss Margaret Stephens. a Tempe Normal student and a popular member of the junior set is passing d short time in town en route for her home in Prescott. She is the guest of Miss Erile Dameron of S04 North Fifth Av- enue who is entertaining with an house party in her compliment. Enjoying Miss Dameron's hospitality are Miss Aneen Gang, Miss Bernice Shackelford. Miss Ada Millsap Miss Cynthia Mar lar. Miss Mabel Crozier and Miss Beadie Millsap Joining the party on Friday for an informal evening Were Chester MunsOn. Emory Hurley, Byron Ketcham, Tom Geare, William Tough ron. George Luhrs, Tom Marian and Russell Peabody.
 Miss Ruby Pascoe was the guest of honor at delightful garden party with which Miss Elizabeth Jones of East Adams street entertained Thurs day afternoon. Miss Jessie Higley. who assisted in receiving is a brilliant pianist and gave a charming program Miss Higley and Miss Eugenia Pierce won the prizes at clever guessing game. The guest list included Miss Pascoe, Miss Erile Dameron, Miss Hig- ley, Miss Aileen Gang. Miss Eusenia Pierce. Miss Ethel McDermott. Miss Edith Scofield. Miss Pauline Sears and Miss Lillian Griften.
 AIr, and Mrs. A Cass Redewiu gave dinner Wednesday evening at their home in Las Palmas in honor of Miss Hazel DeMund and William Bcrtram. whose marriage will be an event of the month Miniature white satin slippers were the attractive favors Auction was a feature of the evening.
 The congenial coterie that enjoyed a round of pleasurable prenuptial af- fairs for Miss Ruth Doris and Sid ney II. Clearinghouse were given a theater party the Wednesday even ing following the wedding. John Rim ker Kibbey being the host His guests were Miss Rema Doris. Miss Harriet Hurley. Miss Kate Wilson, Miss Lou Ella Archer. Miss Mabel Hooker Miss Kathryn Kennan. Miss Marion Doris. Irving De R. Miller, Emmons Clearinghouse, stephen Jen- nings. Donald Green, G. H. Cunning ham and R. H. Haltan.
 MT. and Mrs. William Nj. Seabury Of North Central avenue leave this week for Prescott. Later in the sea- son they will go east for few months
 Mrs. David Goldberg of 521 North Central avenue left Thursday even ing for Los Angeles. where she will pass a fortnight with her sister, Mrs. Julius Wetzler Mrs Goldberg is d popular member of the Phoenix col onN at Iron Springs, and on her re- turn from the coast contemplates making arrangements for her GUS tomary summer stay in the noun tains.
 Mrs. L. T. Tucker and Mrs Paul Johns of Prescott were the week end guests of Mrs. $. ". Higley of 139 North Sixth street.
 Dr. and Mrs, $. D. Futile. who passed the winter at their country place near Glendale, have gone to Manistee for the summer months.
 MT. and Mrs. C. B. schuman of Michigan, who wintered here, have gone to Prescott for the summer sea son. They will return to Phoenix in the autumn.
 Mrs. Isabella Sands has opened her summer home in Michigan, after a delightful winter here.
 Miss Elizabeth Goldwater, who was the guest of the Barry Goldwaters weeks. left Friday for Paso RobIes.