Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

decided that an Arizona June was | far more agecable than the change /! able days along the Atlantic coast and in the middle west. Warmer | weather was expected in July, but 1t i has only served to draw more favor 1 able comparisons for home and i there will be still fewer departures ! this month. Travel has it's fascina tion Not only society but everyone 1 in Arizona is for seeing and doing i everything If they do not go abroad at one season of the wear it will be at another and it is often that sum mer is the most convenient time. Dr. J. M SWetnam will leave the first of August for Denver, where he will he in attendance at a doctors con- vention. Mrs. Swetnam, who leaves at the same time, will pass a few days in Prescott on her way to Ohio. Their residence on West Adams street will not be closed until later for their -in-law and daughter, MT and Mrs Edwin Malcolm Hull, will be domiciled there Mrs Hull will meet 1 her mother in Columbus the end of August and they will visit relatives there and in Toledo. Mr. Hull will join her in September and they will go to Springfield to pass few weeks
 
 Milwaukee to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Blystones.
 To travel by automobile is becom- ing more and more popular and even the desert trip in the middle of sum- mer has no terror for the enthusias- tic mOtOrist. Mir. and Mrs. Hal Ben nett of West Monroe street leave to- morrow in their car for Los Angeles They have not any set plans, but will go when and where they please, prob ably touring all California before their return in the autumn.
 
 Dr. and Mrs Neil MacIntyre of West Adams street leave Wednesday eH Hening for La Jolla- They will have several guests during the summer, among whom will be Mrs. John Mac Intyre, who is now in Los Angeles. When Mr. MacIntyre joins her there from Clifton, they, with their attrac- l tive little daughter, Miss Mary Mac lntyre, will go to the beach timing their arrival so as to pass a few days with MT. and Mrs. F. Horton Jones CHelen Mae Intyre) who will be members of the house party while on their way from Clifton to San Fran cisco.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Hirst. who ar rived last week from California, are plea sanity established at 761 East Culver street. Everyone who has met Mrs Hirst has found her most at ! tractive and she will undoubtedly be a social favorite here next winter Before her marriage to Mr Hirst in San Francisco June 14, she was Miss Eernice Brown. She is the daughter of C. l.. Brown, who is a member of a prominent California family The young folk went south on the liar ward and made Los Angeles their Headquarters, motoring to various places of interest in the vicinity the three weeks previous to their arriya! in Phoenix. No formal announce ment mad been made of the approach ing wedding. which was a decided surprise to MT. Hirsts many friends here. All of which recalls the fact that this was the second wedding in the C. T. Hirst family within a few weeks. Miss Stella Hirst was mar rled to J. J. Pagan on June 4, she. too. only took her relatives into her confidence, and they were the only guests at the marriage, which was one of the really charming events of spring. Both Mr Pagan and Mr Hirst are connected with the Valley bank.
 Mrs Eugene Riviere RedewilI and Miss Elizabeth RedewiH of 1917 West Washington street. left Friday even ing for ocean Park, where they will summer.
 Mrs. Leo Goldman of North Central avenue, returned yesterday from 2 lortnshts absence in Iron Springs.
 Miss Bessie Ensign of East Ever green place, will leave the latter part "i the week for Los Angeles, Pasa- Gcha and Long Beach. She will be absent two months
 Miss Esther Wright leaves Tuesday for Prescott, where she will be Miss Ethel Stablers guest for a fortnight
 Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig, who went abroad last month. recently met Mrs William Dargie in Paris They will pass this month in motoring through France. pr. Craig, who has gone east will go abroad later in the summer.
 MISS Nate Christy will leave this week for the California coast and will be away two months.
 Mrs- George Lutgerding, of 3O3 West Willetta street, leaves the first of August for Iowa She will visit her mother, Mrs. J. G. Cherry. in Cedar Rapids and pass a few weeks Tn Okodojr before her return in Oct i ober.
 Miss Harriet Jean Oliver returned 10 Prescott Wednesday after six months stay in Phoenix STY DAYS 3 lIc tn hn rI