Arizona republican., 1914-06-21

who was great social favorite here last winter In August Mrs. Higley will be the guest of the $. w. Hig- Ieys and their daughter Miss Jessie have taken a cottage for the season.
 Dr. and Mrs. Win Wylie of North Central avenue will leave tomorrow for the south. Chicago and San Francisco will be included in their travels.
 Mrs. George Olney entertained the past grand matrons and the past ma irons of the Eastern Star Thursday afternoon at her North Central av- enue residence.
 Mrs. A. K. Stafford will close her winter home on Willetta street the latter part of June and pass the summer months in travel in Canada and the eastern states.
 Mrs. w. K. James of the Me Dowell road joined the Phoenix col ony at Iron Springs last week.
 MT and Mrs. T. J. Johnson Of North First avenue were hosts of the D. T. club Monday evening. Mrs. E. T. Ceilings and James s. Griffin made the highest auction scores.
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 Mrs. Katherine Kumney left Sun day for Los Angeles. In July she will be joined in Long Beach by MT. Rumney and their daughter, Miss Josephine Rumney. Miss Rumney will not be debutante of the com ing season but will continue her studies at the St. Louis School Of Fine Arts.
 Cards have been received here an nouncing the marriage Of MISS Lucy Cleveland to Lowell Swisher Jr., which took place in Los Angeles Tuesday Only the relatives were present at the wedding immediately after which the voung folk left for a brief honeymoon in san Francisco They will take uI their residence in Hollywood. The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs Charles Brady Cleveland and a prom inent and popular girl who is consid- cred particularly attractive among { charming group that make up an eX- elusive set in southern California sO- ciety.
 MT. Swisher is well known in Ari- zona. In the interests of life insur- ance company he travelled for severa years throughout the state making hi: headquarters in Prescott He has hosts of friends both here and in the nortf who will regret to learn that his busi- ness is confined to another state.
 Of paramount importance among the smart events of the week were the series of afternoons over which Mrs Martha E. Garnett presided Wednes- day and Friday at her North Second avenue residence On both occasions the house throughout was decorated 1T roses that expressed an artistic pink and white color scheme Guessing games were played. Mrs. Garnett was assisted in receiving by her daughters Miss Martha Garnett and Miss Ann Garnett Present at the initial affair were Mrs. William & Humbert, Mrs Caroline Kibbey, Mrs. William Pickrell Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey, Mrs. J. M Ormsby, Mrs. George Vickers, Mrs Harry M. Florence, Mrs. John w. Foss Mrs. Harry E. Peirce, Mrs. F. B. Bap- tist. Mrs. E. J. Saunders, Mrs. A. s Hawley, Mrs. J. C. Gregg, Mrs. Emory Rays, Mrs. George Merryman and Mrs L. H. Leonard Those who enjoyed Mrs. Garnett's delightful hospitalit. later in the week were, Mrs. Courtne, Camp, Mrs. w. G. Tolleson, Mrs William Thomas, Mrs D. L. Hornine Mrs. Frank McFall, Mrs. W. w. Green Mrs. J. C. Reed Mrs Laurence H Sergeant Mrs Herbert Seedlings, Mrs Herbert Alexander Eye, Mrs. B. T. Gil lette, Mrs. s. E. Sliton, Mrs. De Kalfus Mrs. NJ G. Miles, Mrs w. E. Wool ridge, Miss Elizabeth Kalfus and Mis- Nell Blount
 MT and Mrs. Robert A. Craig gave delightful theater party at the Colum 1 bia Tuesday evening. Their guest | numbered six.
 One of the pleasant affairs of tn week end was the picnic supper las evening at Riverside park. In the par ] ty were Mir and Mrs Royal LeSche]