Arizona republican., 1914-05-24


 Crumby gave an attractive luncheon yesterday complimentary to Miss Marjorie Leavell, whose engagement to Roland Parsons was announced recently. It was one of the prettiest affairs given in honor of the popu lar bride elect, and the Ely residence. 1404 North First street, was a per feet bower of blossoms for the occa- sion. Covers were laid for twelve. Mrs J. w. Doris of Casa de Rosas will leave shortly for White Salmon, Washington, where she will pass the summer with her daughter Mrs. Sid ney Clearinghouse. Miss Rema Dor ris and Miss Kate Wilson will be in town another month before leaving the latter part of June for the east.
 Mrs. Howard Reed of S34 North First avenue left yesterday for Bos- ton.
 Miss Mary Leavell arrived Monday from Stanford university and after . fortnight in town will leave with her sister, Miss Marjorie Leavell. for summer months.
 Judge Joseph H. Kibbey will re- turn tomorrow from a short stay in Bisbee and Douglas.
 The marriage of Miss Emma Thal heimer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Thalheimer, to Jack Cannon. will take place Monday morning, June l, at St. Mary's cathedral. Miss Elizabeth Toohey and Miss Hilia Steinegger will be the bridesmaids, Miss Regina Luke the flower girl, while Walter Thalheimer will act us Lest man and Frank Toohey and Victor Steinegger serve as ushers An elaborate musical program is be- ing arranged and will be given by ! Miss Anna Marie Luke, Miss Helen Huberta Boyle, Seraphina Regetti Immediately following the ceremony the young folk will leave for Detroit and will not join the bridal party who will be entertained at breakfast by Walter Thalheimer, brother of the bride. The Thalheimer family is numbered among the prominent pio- neers of the state and it is their wish that any one desiring to see their daughter married be permitted to do so. There were few cards is sued for the ceremony, which will take place at six o'clock
 1 Miss Irwin L. Fletcher of $40 i North Second avenue entertained four tables of guests with auction Thurs day afternoon, complimentary to Mrs. s. R. Rosenblad The attract i've prizes were won by Mrs. Louis Melczer. Mrs. Henry Landers and Mrs. Henry Greenbaum.
 Mrs. Albino Broadway Let's, who passed the winter here the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Frank McCrary. left Monday for a several months absence. to be passed with relatives in the south and east She will make her first stop in Clarendon, Texas; going later to her old home in Iowa. and conclude her travels in Boston. Mrs. Let's was greatly ad- mired and much feted during her will be delighted to learn she will return in the autumn. While in Bos- ton it is quite probable she will make arrangements for publishing her clever and interesting collection of stories of Arizona. A group of her poems recently appeared in The Re publican and created much com mendable criticism.
 pleasant event of yesterday enjoyed by MT. and Mrs. Harry NJ Blair, MT and Mrs. E. G. Fitzgerald, Miss Frances Elliott, Miss Patricia David : son, Clinton Yates and H. L. Holmes.
 
 The stay at home movement will gain an impetus this week with the opening of Riverside park. Surely Phoenix will not lack for amusement this summer and the park promises much in the way of pleasure. The Shrine Sokum Sirkus is an event of this week not to be ignored. Promi- nent men from all over Arizona will join in making the big sirkus the most thoroughly jolly, care-free and Bohemian affair of the year. The carnival spirit will prevail and all will unite to make it evident.
 'Jn p1tt lnr of h.. Priscilla club Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Perry Downing and Mrs. A. l. Doran assisted in receiving. Besides the club members there were present Mrs. o. E. Plath, Mrs. Clara Battin Mrs. Thomas M. Smith, Mrs. A. B Murphy, Mrs. H. J. Sistrunk, Mrs. L w. Balch, Mrs. J. A. Jones, Mrs. Har- vey Patton, Mrs. E. Shelby of Tucson and Miss M. J. Battin.
 MT. and Mrs James s. Griffin oi 11O5 North Second street were hosts of the D. T. club Monday evening wher Mrs. Edward O'Malley made the high est auction score. The substitutes . were MT. and Mrs. J. G. Van Lewwen l The juniors are eagerly anticipating , Thursday evening when the Zesel! Mlamber club will give a dance at thu Woman's club. MT and Mrs. Davi( Goldberg will be the chaperones :
 Mrs. Edwin Malcolm Hull entertain t ed the Auction club Friday afternoon
 
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