Arizona republican., 1913-05-25

 teresting news of the announcement
 of the engagement of Miss Lily Watt Penn and Theodore Herman Krutt- schnitt The wedding will take place in June. Miss Penn is the daughter of Reidsville and is said to be a very beautiful and clever girl. She is related to the best known families in Virginia and the CarOlinas, and many brilliant events are being given in the south in her honor. Mir Krutt- schnitt is well known and liked in Phoenix He has charge of the west ern lines of the Southern Pacific rail road. and his father. Julius Krutt- schnitt, of New York, is a leading off cial of the company. being widely known as a man of extensive business affairs and ability
 With the close of the legislative sea- son, society lost some of it's most 1 attractive members. Especially pop ular were Speaker of the House of Representatives and Mrs. H. H. Lin 1 ney, who left on Tuesday for Pres 1 colt. The evening preceding their re- turn home they presided over a charm ingly appointed dinner, covers being laid for State Engineer and Mrs. La mar Cobb. MT and Mrs. H. NJ Fen | nemOre, Dr. and Mrs. George D. Craig and Hon. John R. Hampton.
 MT. and Mrs. George Archer, who were the guests of Miss Archer of Palm Villa for a fortnight, have re- l turned to St. Paul, where Miss Lou Ella Archer will join them shortly. Miss Archer, who came west to be a bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Ruth Doris and Sidney Bedding house, has been the motif for many delightful functions, and her depart ure on Friday is being greatly re- gretted
 MT. and Mrs. w. G. Hartranft will leave this evening for Philadelphia, where they will pass the summer. fThey but recently returned from Der kelley, where their son, Winfield Hart ranft. is attending college. Young MT Hartranft with a group of Univer- sity of California students and pro- fessors. will make motor tour of California in July and August.
 
 $. C. F1eishman, one of the best known musicians on the coast, will arrive from San Francisco the first of June, to pass a fortnight in Phoe- nix, the guest of his sister. Mrs Leo Goldman, of North Central ave nue. MT. Fleishman's visit here is to be the beginning of a delightfully."- ar ranged summer Leaving here he will return to California, where he will join friends with whom he will motor to New York. Their eastern itinerary includes all the large cities and fashionable resorts.
 Much interest is being manifested in the approaching visit of William Allen White. During his stay in Phoenix the well known author, newspaper man and politician will be the guest of MT. and Mrs Dwight B. Heard of Casa Blanca.
 Mrs. George Purdy Bullard of North Central avenue will leave the fif- teenth of June for Los Angeles. She will meet Attorney General Bullard in San Diego later in the month, and with him motor to San Francisco and the Yosemite.
 Mrs. Wilson C. Larmor returned to Los Angeles Monday after a month in town, the guest of MT. and Mrs w. R. Reno.
 Jointly in celebration of the birth day of Miss Elizabeth Jones and the return of Miss Ruby Pascoe, Miss Jes- sic Higley of North Sixth street en- tertained informally Saturday. Miss Higley is one of the most attractive members of the younger set and will undoubtedly be a great social favorite when she makes her debut next autumn. She extended her hospitality yesterday to Miss Jones, Miss Pascoe Miss Aileen Gang, Miss Lillian Grif- fen, Miss Pauline Sears and Miss Ethel McDermott.
 A jolly party, chaperoned by Mrs B A. Fickas. motored to Roosevelt yesterday and will return to town this evening. Included in the coterie are Miss Naomi .Griffen, Miss Doro- thy Packard, Miss Esther Wright. Miss Ruth Griffen, Edgar Woodward, William Fickas, Edwin Marshall and Leon Tolleson.
 
 Picnic suppers are a favorite form of amusement and many of these de- lightfully informal events are on the tapis during the coming fortnight Among the many who enjoyed one of these occasions during the past week were MT. and Mrs. H. D. McVey Miss Harriet Jean Oliver, Miss Kate Christy and Hon. Reese NJ. Ling, who motored to Granite Reef Thursday evening.
 Miss George Bailey gave one of the most pleasant affairs of the week Tuesday, in honor of Miss Ruth Dor ris and Miss Hazel DeMund A clever guessing game was a feature of the afternoon, and the prizes were won by Mrs Ce!Ora Martin StOddard and