Arizona republican., 1914-06-07

club held it's last meeting of the sea son Thursday afternoon. The living rooms were fragrant with American Beauty roses that were arranged with pleasing effect Besides the members there were present Mrs. John Henry Coles, Mrs. T. J. John son and Mrs. B. G. Webster.
 member of the junior set will not be a debutante the coming season but will remain in school at least an other year. She will leave shortly for California and in the autumn will register at Huntington hall. In her honor several delightful affairs have been given recently one of the most charming being the dance with which Miss Ruby Pascoe entertained Friday evening at her home on North Second avenue. American Beauty and La France roses decorated with artistic effect. An enjoyable feature of the occasion was the program comprising a series of readings by Miss Jones, piano numbers by Miss Pascoe and solos by George Luhrs The Johnson orchestra furnished the dance music. The guest list includ- ed Miss Jones, Miss Jessie Higley, Miss Aileen Gang, Miss Lillian Grif- fen, Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss Doro thy Pickrell, Miss Helen Plath, Miss Ferne Johnson, Miss Ethel McDer- mott. Miss Edith Scofield, Miss Helen O'Malley, Miss Adeline Plath, Miss Kathryn Wright, Miss Ruth Bene- dict, Miss Mary Wheat Miss Matte Doster. Miss Virginia Chesney, Miss Eugenia Pierce. Miss Thelma Fran cis, Miss Dorothy Slayback, James Higley, Tucker Pinney, Harold Gold 1 berg. Corbin Davidson. Garnet Me Caleb, George Hamilton, Lester De Mund, George Luhrs. John New comer Russell Peabody, Paul Sween- ey, Harry Slocum, Kenneth Comstock, Smith Pickrell, Chester Goldberg, Lloyd Jones, Forrest Betts. Chester Munson, Earl Galpin Charles Tweed, Joseph Thorne and Ralph Brown.
 
 MT. and Mrs. w s. Goldsworthy of 322 West Roosevelt street were hosts of the D. T. club Wednesday evening. MT. and Mrs Edwin Eari Nash were the guests of honor.
 
 | Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Bates arrived from Tucson Tuesday and will be in Phoenix until September when they leave for New York. Dr. Bates | f.f oh frnt 1 the University of Arizona during which time he will prepare series of articles for one of the standard periodicals. During their stay here Dr. Bates and his charming wife will be the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Boido
 | Mrs Herbert Burr Atha of "Es peranza" will leave this evening for San Diego where she will summer. Mir. Atha left Wednesday for New York and will join Mrs. Atha later in the season on the California coast
 MT. and Mrs George H. Smalley left Monday for Tucson where they will take up their permanent resi- dence
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy S. Goodrich and their attractive childrent little Miss | Eleanor Goodrich and Robert Good rich will leave this evening for a three months absence in the east. A brief stop in Chicago, Harvard Com mencement week, a fortnight in New York and Washington will precede more lengthy stay in Springfield and a motor tour through New Eng land. While they are away their town house on North Central avenue will be occupied by the Joe Greens. l MT. and Mrs. John H. Page of North Fourth avenue left Monday for Washington, D. c. They will be away several months and will pass the greater part of their absence in a tour of the New England states. | Mrs. J. w. Doris of Casa de Rosas left Monday for San Francisco, where she is the guest of Mrs. George H. Cook. She will leave California shortly for White Salmon, Washing ton and will summer there with her daughter Mrs. Sidney H. Bedding house.
 1 Miss Avis Steward returned to Kansas Wednesday after passing sev- eral months in Phoenix the guest of Mir and Mrs. L. l.. Steward of North Seventh avenue