Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
IN ARIZONA HIGHLANDS
 OR PACIFIC COAST BEACHES

{ Judge and Mrs. D. L. Cunningham, who are summering in Long Beach. will return September 6. Mrs. Frank Luke and Miss Anna Marie Luke are late summer arrivals | in Los Angeles. They will be out of 1 town until the middle of September. Mrs. M. D. NoVinger and her son, Simon Novinger. will return Saturday from Ocean Park where they passed the summer months Young MT. Nov finger will leave almost imm ediately for the New Mexico Military institute, where he registered as a student year ago. Miss Mabel Novinger will not return with her relatives, but will be Mrs. Benjamin Hurd McKinley's guest in Los Angeles until October l. Miss NOVinger is an eXquisitely grace full dancer, and during the past few months has been perfecting her art with the best dancing masters on the coast Her dances were features of last winters successful Kermiss and, although society was eager for another public appearance, Miss Novinger could not be induced to appear. It is understood that -she has already re- ceived requests to give a recital in the autumn, which, should she consent, would not only be an artistic affair, but would also number as a smart social function.
 Albert Rosenberg has returned from a fOrtnight's absence on the coast. While in Los Angeles he was the guest of his brother, Leo Rosenberg, a former Phoenician, who recently ar rived there from South America. MT Rosenberg, who is a graduate of Stanford university, is well known engineer. and has just completed a brilliantly successful year in Trinidad, where he was associated with the Barber Asphalt company. His decid- ed preference for this country caused his return, and he will conduct his oil operations in California this win- ter.
 GerOid Robinson passed a few days in Southern California recently en route for Palo Alto, where he will be- come a student a Stanford univer- sity. MT. Robinson, who was grad uated from the high school in June. was valedictorian of his class. His school work was of such brilliant character that he attracted especial attention of the faculty. who will fol- low his college career with interest. As high school correspondent and feature writer for The Republican, he has shown marked ability.
 Another ArizOnian to complete his education at Stanford university is John E. Hughes of Tucson, who left for Palo Alto the end of the week 
 
 Judge J H. Campbell and his daugh- ters, Miss Helen Campbell and Miss rivals in Los Angeles last week. They will be away until September 15.
 Mrs. Clarence Spellman is in Los Angeles for 8 fortnight after delight full visit in Monrovia, where she was the guest of Mrs. J. J. Williams.
 Mrs. Barry GoIdwater will not num- Der among the returned travellers of the month, having decided to remain in Venice until October l.
 Hon. w. T. Webb returned to Los Angeles Monday after a fortnight in Catalina. He will remain in Cali fornla until November ].
 MT. and Mrs. Phil Hart are recent arrivals in Venice for the remainder of the season.
 s. B. Healey is registered at the Hollenbeck in Los Angeles.
 MT and Mrs F. A. wooIsey of Phoenix were among last weeks ar rivals in Los Angeles.
 w Sid Carlton of Flagstaff joined the summer tourists in California last week.
 Joseph M. Levy, who is connected with the business department of The Republican, has gone to Pasadena where Mrs. Levy has been domiciled since the latter part of July. They will return to town shortly.
 Mrs F. C. Martin of Morenci is in Los Angeles for a few weeks.
 Mrs. E. K. Corning of Nogales has taken up her residence in Los Ange- les for a brief period.
 Miss Myrtle Drachman was one of the arrivals in Los Angeles last week from Tucson. She will remain away all winter as Spanish instructor in the public schools.