Arizona republican., 1914-06-14

' Warren Parker returned yesterday from Southern California, where he has been attending college and will pass his five weeks vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Parker of 2400 West Adams street l Miss Ellen Carpenter, the charm l ing daughter of Judge and Mrs Lewis T. Carpenter, was the honored guest at a prettily appointed affair given by Miss Elma Tolleson Thurs day evening at her home on West l Latham street American Beauty roses were used effectively in decor ation and jolly games were features 1 of the evening. Asked to meet Miss | Carpenter. were the following mem bers of the junior set: Miss Mary l Josephine Ceilings, Miss Ruth Gold berg, Miss Helen Hardin, Miss Eleanor Hulett, Miss Helen O'Mal- 1 ley, Miss Ethel McDermott, Miss i Helen Plath, Miss Norma Reed, Miss Gladys Kelly, Miss Ruth Bene dict Miss Adeline Plath, Lester De- i Mund, Burtis Doris, George Duhrs, Corbin Davidson, Harold Goldberg, 1 Walter Martin, Chester Goldberg, Neal Cook, John Newcomer, Garnett McCaleb, Harry Slocum, Byron Showers and Lloyd Jones
 Miss Eva Behn of Portland place 1 left Wednesday for Berkeley Dur 1 ing her two months absence she will take a course at the University of ] California Her brother, H. K. 1 Behn, Jr.. is in Flagstaff. a student at the Northern Arizona Normal school
 Mrs. Fs M. Arnett of 37O North First avenue will leave Monday for a months stay in New Yock and Boston. She will visit her former home in Virginia before her return by her grandson, Roger L. Brogan.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Harlow Rays and little Miss Dorothea Rays will arrive early in the week from the island of Guam. They will pass d short time in town. the guests of the Emory Rays of North Sixth street, and later accompany them north for d month in Iron Springs In July they will visit in Kansas with Lieutenant Rays sister, Mrs Ernest Miller.
 Mrs. Sims Ely of 1404 North First street left Wednesday for Mayer where she will be the guest of Mrs James Bark for a fortnight
 Mrs. Lamar Cobb of Eighteenth avenue left Friday for Prescott where she will pass the summer months.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Smurthwaite returned to town Wednesday afte: q weeks absence at Cave Creek
 Mrs. E. A. Spaulding was an ar rival of Wednesday from California She will be in town a fortnight, the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs D. C. Warren.
 Mrs J. Q. Dunbar of 200 West Adams street left last evening fo. Los Angeles, where she will pass a month with her daughter, Mrs Mark L. Dunbar. Young Mrs. Dunbar is to be in Southern California a few weeks, en route for Springfield, H. , where she will visit relatives during the remainde. of the summer She greatly missed by her Phoenix friends.
 The l. J. Johnsons of North First avenue contemplate passing most oi the summer in and about Phoenix They will motor through the state and make this their headquarters ends.
 MT and Mrs Walter Talbot o North Fourth avenue will leave or Thursday for Iron Springs, wher,
 they will summer. Mrs N G
 Squier and Mrs. W. C. Barnes vii . accompany them and be their gues | for the season
 Mrs. Julius Wetzler of Los Angele will pass Tuesday in town, the .gues of her sister, Mrs. David Goldberg : Ms. Wetzler will pass the earl
 summer in New York, going later t.
 Europe for a six months absence.