Arizona republican., 1914-12-20

Arthur last evening at their country
home on North Seventh avenue.
Dan Patch will leave shortly for
Peoria, Illinois where he will make
his permanent home.
The arrival of vice president and
Mrs. Thomas R Marshall on We'd
nesday is being eagerly anticipated.
The Marshalls will pass the holidays
here and may possibly extend their
stay another fortnight They will be
the motif for many social affairs
while in Arizona.
John Rinker Kibbey has gone to
Tucson for an indefinite period.
Allan Pope has taken up his per
manent residence in Los Angeles o
the regret of fashionable folk with
whom he is a favorite. His brother.
Charles Pope, will also leave shortly
for the California coast but will re-
turn after the first of the year.
Mrs; Z. A. kastner passed a few
days IN town en- route for her home
in Prescott from Tucson and Yuma
where she visited recently. During
her brief stay in town she was the
guest of Mrs. w. S. Goldsworthy of
S22 West Roosevelt street with whom
she will pass three weeks in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Page are
the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs
Clarence T. Stacy of the Marcopa
reservation
Mrs. John Waring, Mrs. H. L.
Chandler and Mrs. H. D. Evans
have sent out cards for a breakfast
with which they will entertain Mon
day week at the San Marcos in
Chandler.
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Rowlands were
dinner hosts Thursday evening at
their North Fourth avenue residence
The table was effectively decorated
in violets and covers We're arranged
for Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Myers, Jr,
MrS Clayton Ingraham and Dan
Patch.
Among the delightful events of the
past week was the desert picnic on
Sunday. In the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kay, Mr.. and Mrs Leo
Goldman, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Gold
berg, Mr.. and Mrs David Goldberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer, Mr.
and Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard,
Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss Henrietta
Olney. Allan Pope, Sam Wilson, Al
bert Rosenberg and William A. Hor-
rcll.
In compliment to C. P. Hugo
Schoellkoff who left Tuesday for
Buffalo, a pleasant luncheon was
given in Chandler at the San Mar
cos Monday. Covers were laid for
the guest of honor Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Humbert. Mr. and Mrs.
William Kennedy Humbert and Miss
Lenora Byrnes
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Myers. Jr..
were informal dinner hosts Friday
evening at their country place on
the Mcdowell road Their guests
were Mrs. Clayton Ingraham, s. c.
McCurdy and Lindley Calhoun Nor
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap were
recent dinner hosts at their apart
ments at the Loux, A yellow color
scheme was carried out in the table
decoration of roses and the hand
painted cards that marked places for
Mr.. and Mrs. Erred Weber, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Dunlap. Mrs B. H. Brown
of Winslow and DIR. John T. Dunlap.
The North Central avenue resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs c. II. Akers
was the mecca of the younger ele-
ment of society last evening when
their son, John Akers entertained
with an informal dance. His guests
were Miss Ruth Palmer, Miss Aileen
CAM. Miss Bernice Jones, Miss Ruth
Goldberg. Miss F'erne Johnson, Miss
Beulah Irvine, Miss Helen Plath
Miss Dorothy Slayback, Miss
Keturah Slagle, Miss Johnnie Irvine
Miss Dorothy Palmer, Miss Bernice
Metten, Miss Lucille GRABBED. Miss
Adeline Plath, Albert Pinney, Harry
Lane, Glen Snodgrass, Tom Marlar
Gail Lewis, Walter Martin. Harry
Slocum, Harold Goldberg, Edward
Comstock, Melford Smith, George
Hamblin. Harlow Akers and Earl
Galpin.
picnic on the desert on Sunday
was enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riegel
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vault and Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Peatross.
DR.. and Mrs Francis H Redewil
of 1902 North Third street will give
Christmas dinner of eighteen CO.
/ vers. The guests of honor will be
Mrs. Augustus Redewill and Miss Al
ice Redewill, who returned Saturday
| from a long absence abroad.
Miss Helen Harrington who ha.
been the guest of Mrs. W. S. Norvie
of 426 East Portland street this win
ter will pass the Christmas season
at her home in Crown King.