Arizona republican., 1915-06-06

sweet peas and covers were laid for Mrs. c. O. Robinson, Mrs. c. C. Hutchinson, Mrs H. F. Campbell,
 Mrs. l.. D. Dameron and Miss Mar gerry Robinson.
 Mrs. L. M. Fitzhugh of 38 West Palm Avenue gave an informal tea Thursday afternoon in honor of Dr.
 Marion Williams and Mrs Ernest
 Bates.
 Riverside Thursday evening. his
 guests including MT. and Mrs J. E.
 Rowlands and Dr. and Mrs. Robert
 Wallace Craig.
 The summer exodus has begun and every day marks the departure of prominent fashionable folk who seek diversion in the East or on the
 West coast Last evening MT. and
 Mrs Gordon Tweed left for Little Roar's Head: MT. and Mrs William c. Hartranft for Chicago and Mrs $. F.. Marshall and Hugh Marshall for Chicago. Despite the fact that the social ranks are constantly thin ming out, many will remain at home this year. If the days continue as delightful as it has been the past week there will be no excuse for travel, at least not the usual one of warm weather. The stay at home attractions are many and are rap pidly increasing so that the pleasure lover has little. if any cause for complaint. Those who remain in town will find the summer season anything but dull if picnic suppers, desert motor trips, hunting parties, the theatres and Riverside find place on their calendar of events
 Mrs. William Pinney and Miss Mary Louise Pinney of 1870 West Adams street will leave Thursday for the California coast where they will summer.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Gillespie of | North Third street are at present in Prescott. their first stoping place 1 on motor tour through the north ern part of the state.
 Marion Ellis of San Francisco is | the week end guest of Eugene Gold 1 man. Several informal affairs are l being given in honor of MT. Ellis.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy s. Goodrich will | leave in the course of fortnight 1 for California. After a brief stay in | San Diego they will motor to San | Francisco and other points of inter est in the north, not returning to | town before autumn.
 The John Wilson's have closed their country place on the south side l They left Monday for Prescott where they will pass the summer months.
 Sylvan Gang will leave shortly for California for an absence of three weeks.
 Mrs. C. O. Robinson and Miss Mar gery Robinson of Flagstaff are the guests of Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson of e16 North First avenue.
 The Henry Georges of North First Avenue have purchased the McClung residence. 1922 North Second street which they will occupy in the au- aumn. Mrs. George and Little Miss Helen Eddy George will leave Tues day a week for Prescott to be away until October.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund, Miss. Faye DeMund and Les ter DeMund left yesterday for motor tour of California During their three months absence their Second Avenue home will be occu- pied by MT. and Mrs. William Der ram.
 Miss Elizabeth Samuels of BPS East Moreland street will leave Thursday 'or Los Angeles. Miss Samuels who was graduated from the high school asst month contemplates finishing at | fashionable girls school on the coast next season. She is one of the 1rettiest and most popular girls in he junior set and would be greatly 1 missed should she remain in Cali ornia.
 Shortly after the marriage of her ' lister Miss Ethel Ming to J. B. Ma ( zee on June 18th, Mrs. c. H. Akers l will leave for California where she ( will pass the summer. She will go . Harlow Akers will attend a military g chool next year and later will visit l n the north. Bryan Akers will be t
 student at Ann Arbor the coming 6 eason. so the younger set will lose ' wo of it's popular members. S
 MT. and Mrs Elton Ensign Hale a eft Tuesday for Chillicothe. passing