Arizona republican., 1913-06-01

She will join Mrs. Goldwater in California later in the season.
 Miss Dorothy Packard, who has been the guest of Miss Blanch Oster of North Seventh avenue, left Wed nesday evening for Douglas. Mrs Oster and Miss Oster have planned a most enjoyable summer which they will pass at Wantaca Lake. Wis consin. They will leave the fifteenth of the mOHth.
 Miss Abbie Pickren. who has been greatly missed the past winter, is in London at present. She expects to sail the coming fortnight and will be in New York for few days before go- ing to Kansas City, where she will be the guest of Miss Lucille Farrar. She will return the fifteenth of July.
 MT and Mrs. Warren Macarthur returned to Chicago Tuesday. after a three weeks stay at the country home of MT and Mrs. Charles Macarthur. Mrs. Maitland Davies and attractive little Miss Dorothy Davies leave this evening for New York. They will be away until autumn
 
 Mrs. Win Wylie of 704 North Central avenue will pass the early summer in Chicago, leaving for the east on Tues- day She intends going to California for July and August.
 The smart set is losing two of it's most popular members with the de parture of MT. and Mrs. Winsor Day, who are leaving this week for Spring field. where they will reside perma nently They are passing their last few days in Arizona as the guests ot Mir. and Mrs Herbert Atha of Els peranza.'
 Mrs c H. Akers of North Central avenue and her sister, Miss Ethel Ming. will leave on the fifteenth for the coast Mrs. Akers will go direct ly to san Diego, and make the tour that is attracting so many enthusiastic motorists to the coast this season. Miss Ming will be in Los Angeles for some weeks the guest of Mrs. J. W Aiken uho recently returned from ln- dia They. too. are contemplatlns a series of motor trips, and there IS q possibility that Miss Ming will go abroad with Mrs. Aiken in September.
 R. H. Boddinghouse. who came west to attend the marriage of his son. Sidney H. Clearinghouse. to Miss Ruth Doris. which was a smart event Of Tuesday, has returned to Chicago. Emmons Boddnghouse. who was his brothers best man. has postponed his return a week.
 The charm of country life in Ari- zona. especially near Phoenix, is con stantIy being made manifest. The lat est addition to the ranch set" is Ed ward Medlow F'reeland. who came from New York recently to pass few weeks with MT. and Mrs. William NJ. Seabury MT Freeland was go delighted with the life here and en- thusiastfc over the country that he purchased an estate and plans to pass the greater part of his time in the west.
 Comparatively few members of the fashionable world will be absent this summer Many who are going away are staying until late in the season, and then are planning to go to Iron Springs. that they might be near enough to enJoN tue plCcSulG9 G9 '' town when they so desire. The week ends are an inducement to those who do not care to be away the entire months of July and August Among the cottagers of former years who will be there are the F. T. Ceilings. Harry Kennedys, I. J. Johnsons, Frank Hilderbran, Ancil Martins, Fl. B. WillIin- sons. A. G. Huletts. Aaron Goldbergs and D. H. Burtises. The Foster Rockwells and the George Fowler Gardiners will be among the attrac- tive new residents. Miss Ellen Con way, who was a guest of the J. w. Dorrises last season. plans to go as early as this week and stay until the end of summer.
 Mrs. Grattan NJ Dougherty. of Mesa, gave a breakfast Friday in honor of Miss Hazel De Mund, popular bride-eIect Among those who motored from town for the event were Miss De Mund. Miss Fay De Mund, Miss Ella Iluhrs and Miss Emma Luhrs. It was an exceedingly pretty affair. The yellow and white used in decoration was most attractive against a back ground of delicate greens that twined the chandeliers and intermingled in the baskets of white blossoms that formed the centerpiece The lace doiIies were placed over yellow and the hand painted place cards accentuated the color tone.
 
 Miss Ellen Conway was an hostess of the week Thursday afternoon when she entertained four tables of guests with auction. Prizes were won by Mrs Leo Goldman and Mrs. Gordon Tweed,