Arizona republican., 1913-10-12

 the opera which will be given it's premiere production here in the spring It is too early for the com poser to have any definite plans for it's presentation but all the profes- sionals available will be seen in the leading roles This latest undertaking is the most pretentiOus work MT Redewill has attempted, although his marches and other compositions are quite well known and popular. l MT. and Mrs James s. Griffin will be hosts of the D. T. club Monday evening.
 l Mrs. H. J. Lee gave the first of series of afternoons with which she will entertain this autumn, Friday, at her home on West Washington street. l Four tables of guests enjoyed several rubbers of auction
 
 Judge and Mrs. H. D. Ross had as dinner guests Thursday evening. John Mills. of the University of South Carolina, and E, R. Elder Attorney General and Mrs. George Purdy Bullard returned Sunday from a summers absence on the western coast.
 Mrs c. H. Akers returned Friday ! from San Diego and Los Angeles where she has been since early summer Her sister, Miss Ethel Ming, will not return this winter but will 1 remain on the California coast. MT and Mrs. Frank Cox left ! Tuesday for weeks stay in Flag l staff
 1 Miss Ann Archer and Miss Fannie Archer have opened their winter residence. Palm Villa" for the sea I son. They returned recently from St. Paul where they summered. George Archer is passing a few weeks with his relatives and will time his return to Wisconsin to meet Mrs. Archer and Miss Archer on their return from abroad. As usual they ] VIII pass part of the winter here. arriving the latter part of the year | Mrs Frank Hilderbran, who passed ths last two months in Los Angeles, the guest of her mother, Mrs. L T. HOsey, returned to town yesterday. MT and Mrs. Emil Gang and their little daughter, Miss Frances Emily Gang, are among the recently re- turned travellers who passed the summer in California.
 l Mrs. Martha S. Mum. of Ann Ar bcr accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Francis H. RedewiH, on her return vest from a summer in the east, and will be her guest this winter. | Mrs. J. M. Swetnam returned We'd nesday from an extensive tour Of the east. MT. and Mrs. Edwin Nal cclm Hull who returned from Spring field a few days prior to Mrs Swet- nams arrival. are guests at the Swetnam residence on West Adams street.
 Mrs. J. F. Cleaveland is expected to return this morning from Los Angeles where she has been since the first of September.
 MT. and Mrs T. E. Irvine are q )miciled in their attractive new resi- dence, 1221 North Second street. 1 MT. and Mrs. w. K James will have as guests this week. Mrs. D. IT l Young, of Michigan City. who for merly resided here. and Mrs Young's mother and sister, Mrs. Deming and 1 Miss Grace Deming, of Denver. The little party is en route for California. where they will pass the winter after a summer season at the eastern coast resorts
 On her return from the east last week, Mrs. Emery Rays was accom- panied by her daughter, Mrs Ernest Miller. and small granddaughter, Miss Margaret Miller of Manhattan. Kan sas. They will be here for an in definite period Word from the Marion Rays, of Richfield, tells of the birth of son last summer, the first grandson in the Rays family. Marion Jr. is said to be a splendid little chap and the pride of the Rays and Grier families. Miss Flora Grier, who has been her sisters guest for the past three months, will return from Idaho shortly.
 MT. and Mrs. R. C. Baker have re- turned from a two months tour that [ places Their itinerary included the California coast Washington, Yellow stone Park, and several of the New t England states, while in Canada they visited in Toronto, Montreal after a several days stay at Niagara Falls.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Talbot have
 returned from San Francisco and Los Angeles where a months stay fol- lowed a summer passed at Iron Springs.
 In celebration of the first birthday Of her son, Billy" Seeley, Mrs. Will liam H. Seeley, of e1O North Sixth street entertained future belIes and beaus Monday afternoon with gar den party. Out-of- door games were enjoyed by the little folk. many of whom made their social debut on this occasion. There Were nresan+