Arizona republican., 1913-11-09
SOCIETY NEWS
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(Continued from Page Thirteen.) Miss Elenore Francis of Flagstatt, l pr. Richard Francis of Denver and | John Jamison of Winslow.
 Mrs. Leo Goldman will entertain the Egdirb club tomorrow afternoon. This will be the initial meeting oi this congenial coterie of auction en- thusiasts this season.
 An attractive addition to the younger set will be Miss Gertrude Moore who arrived from Weston. She will pass the winter in Phoenix the guest of her aunt, Mrs Franh Stewart
 MT. and Mrs. George Hahn left Thursday for san Francisco to be in attendance at the Stanford Berkeley game yesterday. Their son, Arthur Hahn, is immensely popular at Stan ford and prominent in athletics
 Mrs. c. J. Walden of Los Angeles will be among the out of town guests at the marriage of her sister, Miss Naomi Griffin to Herbert L. Steven son on Wednesday. She arrived from the coast Thursday and will be in Phoenix until December l.
 Mir. and Mrs J. Garnett Holmes of "El Rico" passed the weekend in town. the guests of Judge and Mrs Joseph H. Kibbey
 The c. B. Kings, who have been greatly missed this winter. are plan ming to return from Los Angeles af- ter the Christmas holidays. MT King was in town for the fair. the weeks guest of the Homer Kings.
 Mr and Mrs. w. c. Deister of Los Angeles are the guests of Attorney General and Mrs, George Purdy Bull lard and will not return to the coast until after the first of the year. pr. and Mrs R. ]. Roper of Pres colt were the guests of MT and Mrs. Fen Hfdreth during the festive week. Miss Harriet Hurley is to return in a day or two from a six weeks absence passed in New York and 1 Washington D. c. It was in the lat ter place that she had an especially l enjoyable visit, as it was there she i r6CelNed her eQuCSllOil,- DClllS Oi4t pi the most popular girls who were ever graduated from National Park. She
 was in the south last week and was the incentive for a round of gayety l in New orleans.
 Attorney General George Purdy Bunard presided over a dinner Tues
 day evening that was one of the most enjoyable of the many stag
 events given during the week Amer ican beauty roses were used in elab-
 crate decoration. Among those pres ent were United States Attorney Joseph Morrison, Power Conway l Mike Cunningham of Bisbee, Bert
 smith. Leon Shettler and W. c. Deister of Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Andrew H. Miller has been one of the most hospitabIe hostesses of
 the past week. giving several affairs
 in compliment to her guest, Mrs. Bert
 Morgan who is returning to Los An geles tomorrow. The breakfast with which Mrs. Miller entertained at the Adams Saturday morning was one ol the prettiest affairs of the week. The centerpiece was of Violets and a cor ge of violets marked each place Asked to meet Mrs. Morgan were Mrs John H. Page, Mrs. Ned Creigh- ton, Mrs Hal Bennett, Mrs. Lewis First. Mrs. J. NJ. Pearson, Mrs. Roy Wayland, Mrs. F. H. Goodrich, o Morenci. and Miss Rema Doris. or Friday evening MT. and Mrs Millel z gave q dinner for their guest anc 8 those present were Mr. and Mrs I Joseph Lobit and pr. H. J. Dates. *
 In honor of MT. and Mrs. Clarenc 4 Stacy. who were in town iron E their country place for the week enc several jolly little suppers were ar ranged at the Adams, the coterie re $ naining for the cabaret that followed On one occasion the guest list in cluded MT. and Mrs Stacy. Dr. an # Mrs. Robert Dunlap, Miss Mabel Jan Fenn, Miss Margaret O'Sullivan, Mis- Alma Osborn, Miss Joy Gray, Alex ander Baker, Joe Rice Guy AlsaI # Fred Ryan and Green Roland An & other evening the Stacys were in \ rarty with MT. and Mrs. John F
 Page, MT. and Mrs Joe Green, NJ
 and Mrs J. E. Rowlands Miss Nab,
 Jane Fenn, Robert Baker and Jc
 Cassou.
 MT. and Mrs. S w HigIey gay 1 house party at their North Sixt
 street residence last week. entertain
 ing Mir. and Mrs. Joe Bethune ar
 Mir. Q. H. Tucker. of Prescott, ar
 Mrs. R. D. Davenport, of Lees Sun S# init