Arizona republican., 1913-08-03

1 ley. Mrs. Harry NJ. Kennedy. Mrs. Arthur c. HuIett, Mrs. George Christy. 1 MT. Harold Goldberg, who sent away d couple of weeks ago for some | playIets received them Sunday morn | ing and the boys and girls in camp are hard at work now. Mrs. D. NJ. l samson is directing the play. It is hoped that they will have it ready
 to put on within the next two weeks. The play is to be "BilIy's Chorus Girl" The cast includes: Phillip I Van Havelton Brown, married and
 not sorry. Walter Martin; Judith 1 Wentworth Brown, Phillips wife. HeI- 1 en OMalIcy; William Rufus Went worth, Judiths brother, Harold Gold l berg; Florence Jackson Lee, a dis tracting element in the Brown family, ] Elma Tolleson; Hannah. the maid, el- derly and privileged, Mary Josephine 1 Ceilings.
 Mrs Frank HHdcrbran was a 1 charming hostess at tow tables of bridge" Tuesday afternoon. Her house was beautifully decorated in hoses. Mrs. Roy Parsons made high est score. Mrs. Hilderbran's guests were Mrs. Charles McArthur, Mrs. Selma Goldberg Mrs Webb Griffin. Mrs Roy Parsons, Miss Ellen Con " Melczer
 Mrs. c A. Becker and Mrs. T C. Van Lewen were joint hostess Tues day evening when they entertained two tables at bridge" The house was beautifully decorated with roses and clemcntis The prize was won by Mrs. Ed O'MaIley. Their guests included Mrs Arthur Gibbons Hulctt Mrs Harry NJ. Kennedy. Mrs. Ed O'MaIlcY, Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, Mrs William $. Heflin, Mrs. George Christy, Miss Ellen Conway.
 MT. $. J. Doster returned to Phoe- nix Tuesday evening after few days visit with his family.
 Some of the passengers on the north bound train Tuesday were Miss Ethel Doun. Miss Bertha Lyan. Mr. w. R. Nelson. Miss Doun and Miss LyaI went to Flagstaff. where they will spend the next month Mir. Nelson won't to Flagstaff, Grand Canyon and Oak Creek. He expects to stay in camp for a few days before return ing to Phoenix.
 Miss Birdie Fowler, who was a guest in camp for few days return ed to Phoenix Sunday aftcnoon Her monthcr and father. pr. and Mrs R C. Fowler. who have been the guests of the Harry MT. Kennedy for the past month also returned to Phoenix Sunday
 Another passenger on the Sunday evening train was Miss Gertrude FogIe who had spent the weekend in Pres colt with her parents, who are spend ing the summer there.
 Mrs T. w. Pcmbcrton Mir and Mrs II. Clay Parker and Miss Elsie Munger arrived in camp Wednesday morning. Miss Munger will be Mrs Parkcr's guest for the next month
 Mir and Mrs Wayland Wood and little daughter, Delva, who have been spending the past fortnight at Camp Wood in northern Arizona, passed through Tuesday night on their re- turn to Phoenix.
 NIr Byron Showers came up Tues day morning and is the guest of the house party 1t l.. ". Coggin's cottage for a few days.
 Mir A. C. Mcqueen went to Pres colt Wednesday. He will spend the afternoon there and go to Phoenix Wednesday night.
 The usual Wednesday afternoon bridge" party was q most enjoyable event of the week. Those present were Mrs. David Goldberg. Mrs Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Joseph Melczcr. Mrs. Charles McArthur, Miss Selma Goldberg. Mrs. $. J. DOstcr, Mrs. T w. Pemberton, Mir and Mrs II. Clay Parker. Miss Elsie Munger, Mrs. II. NJ Kennedy, Mrs. Ed O'Mallcy Mrs. Frank Hildcrbran. Mrs F. r Ceilings. Mrs. w. F. Heflin. Mrs. George Christy. Mrs. Van LeWen, Mrs. Becker, Miss Ellen Conway, Mrs. F. J. Ben nett. Mrs. Webb Griffin, Mrs. Walter Talbot
 Mrs. R. s. Becker left camp We'd ncsday evening for Los Angeles. where she will spend the remainder of the heated season.
 Miss Ethel Stablcr passed through Wednesday evening on her way to Phoenix. where she will spend q week. the guest of Miss Esther Wright, on North Seventh street.
 Mrs An"il Martin came back to camp Thursday morning.
 Two more cottages have been opened this week. Mrs Plath and daughters. Adeine, Helen and Doro- thea, came Thursday and opened their cottage. pr. and Mrs Willard Smith also came up Thursday and are comfortably domicilod in their cottage
 MT. and Mrs. Burtis and son, Thaycr also came up Thursday.
 Mir. J. C. Reed has returned to camp from business trip to Pres colt He and Mrs Reed went over to Prescott Tuesday, Mrs. Reed re turned Wednesday, Mir Reed will go back to Phoenix Friday morning. MT and Mrs L. w. Coggins and sons, Milton and Ralph, who have been spending the past month in the White Mountains are expected in camp within the next week to spend the rest of the summer. A CHANGE IN MEMS FASHIONS.