Arizona republican., 1913-07-06

nouncement had been made of the
 engagement. Mrs Whipple was
 formerly associated with the news papers. MT. Whipple is we'll known politically and represented Greenlee
 county in the lower house of the first
 state legislature They will make 1 their home in Phoenix after
 months absence in San Diego. Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy of West
 Roosevelt street and Mrs. Clarence ] M. Scott of 1109 North Second street 1 have planned a delightful summer
 in an extensive tour of Canada. They will leave here the fifteenth of the
 month for Toronto Miss Bertha GoldsWorthY will not accompany them but will remain in town until August when she will go to Los An geles and Monterey for a few weeks.
 Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund and Miss Fay De Mund of North Second avenue leave Tuesday for Flagstaff to pass a day with MT and Mrs William Bertram (HazeI De MunO on their way to Chicago. They are to be away until September and during her absence Miss De Mund will take a course at the Chicago Art Institute The Bertrams were joined in Prescott last week by the Cass Redewills and with them mo- tored to the Canyon. They will re- turn to town the coming week.
 MT. and Mrs. w. P. Sears and | their attractive daughters. Miss | Stella Sears and Miss Pauline Sears 1 have closed their North Central ave ! nue residence and leave this evening | will go to san Francisco for q few | weeks.
 Among the many who went to Prescott for the Frontier Day cele bration were George Morse. Joseph T. Trotter, Justus Goebel and stephen Goodman.
 Power Conway will return from the east on Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert Parsons of 1415 North Third street and Mrs Parsons sister. Mrs. J. H. Hunter of Jackson, Tennessee. who has been their guest this winter left Wednes- day for the summer months absence in Prescott.
 Miss Abbie PickreH, the charming laughter of MT. and Mrs W. s Pick rel of 364 North Seventh avenue, who has been greatly missed the past year will return shortly. Miss Pickren has travelled extensively on he continent and is at present in he east where she is the motif for round or pleasurable affairs. |
 Mrs. William c. Lentz of North ! Central avenue left Friday for Flag ,taff where she will pass a few weeks en route for ocean Park f
 The I. j. Johnsons of North First , .venue leave this week for the north , .rn part of the state. After few |, weeks in Prescott and Flagstaff they i, will leave for the western coast f where they plan to pass the greater \ ,art of the season Ib
 William Coleman Rogers left town { Wednesday, for short stay in Los \ Angeles.
 Judge Ernest Lewis left Saturday 9 or Globe where he will pass the n week. end. " Mrs Henry George of North First l. venue passed the early part of the Il yeek in town from Iron Springs \ 4aving Wednesday for san Diego h ,here she will be the guest of her l 3frents Mr and Mrs. F. D. Eddy, the emaining summer months
 MT. and Mrs F. T. Ceilings will V lose their town house, SIP North u econd avenue, the fifteenth of the lonth when they will open their lace in the mountains. They are J mong the most hospitable hosts at la ,on Springs and society in the north b
 eagerly awaiting their arrival
 
 Mrs Frederick Robbins or the l. osary and her daughters, Mrs. tarl a' urtis and Miss Sophie Rohplns are ie