Arizona republican., 1914-08-02

Sloan, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Harriet Hurley, Miss Dorothy Pick rell, Charles Goldman, Eugene Gold man and Thompson Price.
 Henry D. Ross passed the week end in town en route from Globe to Bisbee Thursday evening Judge and Mrs. Ross gave a dinner in honor of their son at their North Central ave- nue residence. Miss Grace Freder- icks and Cal Williams of Globe were included among the guests.
 Mrs Maitland Davies and Miss Dorothy Davies left last evening for New York.
 MT and Mrs L. G. Eblen and Miss Alpha Eblen of SIS North Fifth ave nue will leave tomorrow for San An tCnio, where they will reside perma- rently Miss Eblen, who is exceed ingly popular in the younger set, has been the recipient of much social at tention. One of the most enjoyable farewell teas in her honor was that ove- which Mrs. D. H. Abbott pre- sided Friday afternoon at her home on East Willetta street Among those present were Miss Eblen, Miss Miss Pearl Irwin and Miss, Eunice Abbot.
 From Los Angeles comes word of the return to California of Mrs. w. U. Tiffany from long absence abroad, the greater part of the time being passed in Paris, where she enjoyed a course of vocal study. Mrs. Tiffany has assured her Phoenix friends of a few weeks here next winter, an assurance that will give pleasure to both society and the mu sical set. Every effort will be made to have her appear in conce~t dur ing her visit, for her exquisite so
 pranQ has not been forgotten nor her sweet gracousness in singing for public entertainments. In speaking of her return, a coast critic says: ''The well known singer has brought
 back added volume to her notes and ], repertoire of French songs which
 she passed months in Paris to ac-
 quire.
 Mrs. H. w. Elliott and Miss Fran
 ces Elliott of 352 North Fifth ave
 nue, will leave. August 3, for two
 months absence in Long Beach, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
 Mrs. Harry Asbury of 59 West Lin
 wood street will leave, Wednesday,
 for months stay in Winslow. Burton Green passed the early ] week in town from California. The
 nent and popular set and society will
 regret sincerely if the rumor that they are to take up their residence } in San Francisco be true. They be- long to all the fashionable clubs and are favorite guests at all notable
 functions.
 MT. and Mrs. T. NJ. Elder of 331 North Second avenue are passing a
 few weeks in Southern California 2 and plan to visit in San Francisco before their return in six weeks Mir. and Mrs. Clay Leonard O West Washington street left las
 evening for the California coast. 5 Mrs George Vickers, of $40 Nortl First avenue. returned Monday iron 3 a months absence in Prescott, wher' she was the guest of Mrs. A. w . Edwards.
 e D. and Mrs. Robert Wallace Graf, s and Miss Kitty Craig left Sunday fo
 Santa Barbara.
 x MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Hewins of Eas = | Washington street returned, Thurs = day, from fortnight's absence il V Prescott. Flagstaff and Dewey, wher Il they were ths guests of Miss Sharlo n Hall.
 Dr. and Mrs. William G. Lentz 0 if North Central avenue left Thursda 2. evening for Ocean Park, where the y have taken a cottage for the re q mainder of the season. G Miss Josephine Rumney will leav = this week for Long Beach, whe. . she will pass the month with he | |