Arizona republican., 1913-08-17

days since was financial and social success. It was in charge of Mrs. M. U. Riordan and she was assisted by Mrs George Rabbit and Mrs. Cohn Campbell.
 Mrs. Charles Greenlaw is one of the most hospitable hostesses in 1 F'lagstaff and others who hold open house are the Henry Locketts, who have a charming country home and the Ralph Camerons, whose affairs are always pleasurable. Among the most recent arrivals in that part of
 the state are Mrs. Carl Walters who will not return to Phoenix until i September and the Richard Watkins ; of New York who have taken the i George Coffin house for the sea son.
 Louis Aikens pictures are com ! manding a great deal of attention | for everyone in the north familiar with the canyons are appreciative of his work. The canvases are hung | in a shop in Flagstaff and the sales l are being made through John Yer i kamp the eXecutOr of the estate who i is receiving bids for the scenes from all over the United States. ] The Arizona code is being cOmplet- | and indexing is being done in Venice missioner has transferred his office ] from Tucson for the summer. In giving the finishing touches" to the i Arizona laws MT. Pattee is being sisted by Miss Ory Cantrill who act i ed as stenOgrapher for the code com i mittee of the second and third spe cial sessions of the first state legis ! lature. Just when the exacting task will be at an end is not known but Mr. Pattee who is literally work | ing like a slave" in his first Vaca- tion in four years, declares it will be ready for publication before the first of October
 Chief Justice Franklin of the Su- preme court and Mrs. Franklin are in San Diego for a few weeks
 
 Sidney Goldman has developed from an amateur sportsman into professional racer and his horses. that have won him a reputation on the coast will be raced at the Ari- zOna state fair this fall. A big fu- ture for his trOtters and pacers mild ly expresses what MT. Goldman ex- poets for his horses, three of which he shipped from Los Angeles to Kansas last week. Charlie A. c, Piedmontboy and Sid are to be raced on the Grand and Great Western Circuits. After completing the Kan sas Circuit they will be raced through to Lexington, Ky, and then be en- tered in the Arizona races. Other horses owned by Mir. Goldman that will be seen on the Phoenix track Tryoo I out of Nordica by Advertiser and King Daphne 2:O7A black horse by King Direct, dam Madam Daphne by Alcantara. MT. and Mrs. Goldman will be in Phoenix in November and will remain several weeks looking after their real estate holdings which include two large ranches as well as considerable town property. At pre- sent the GOldmans are residing in Pleya del Rey, but will make their home in Los Angeles next winter.
 Mrs. Victor E. Harvey is a sum- mer resident of Santa Monica where she has a charming cottage for the season. On Tuesday she was the guest of Mrs. Harry Creighton of Nogales who is summering in ocean Park and who gave family dinner in celebration of the ninth birthday of John Hanny
 Mrs. Edward owens of Tucson is a favorite member of the Arizona colony in Los Angeles. In her honor Mrs Eugene Redewill who has an apartment in Ocean Park for the month, entertained with an attrac- lively appointed luncheon Tuesday. The afternoon was passed in Venice holding it's annual reunion and pie nic.
 MT and Mrs. Theodore Haffner, former Phoenician, who now resides in Ocean Park kept open house dur ing the summer and all Phoenicians are given a most cordial welcome. At the Santa Monica road race they had fifty guests and are ever plan ming some delightful entertainment for the visitors. This week MT. Haffner has taken a fishing party to San Diego, his guests being Emil Gang, Frank Shilling, George MintZ, and Frank Haskell.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Leeper have joined the Phoenix contingent on the coast. They were arrivals in l. Angeles early in the week and made the trip from Arizona by motor.
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