Arizona republican., 1915-10-24
SOCIETY NEWS
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.ouis Cuthbert Masten of San Diego, mon the birth of a son. Louis Cuth- bert Nasten. Jr., arrived Wednesday,
 
 Dr. H. NJ. Allen. former minister to Korea, passed the week here en route for his home in Toledo from the Panama Pacific International Ex- position. The distinguished visitor was most favorably impressed with Phoenix and thoroughly enjoyed hls stay. While here he was the guest of his relatives, MT. and Mrs. Fred ericl. FlagC, who recently purchased the Evans place on Seventh avenue where they will make their home Mrs. Flagg's mother, Mrs. C!ayton Everett, who has been here for seV- eraI weeks returned to Ohio with Dr. Allen.
 Mrs. Gordon Tweed and Mrs. Her bert Burr Atha were hostesses at the Country Club tea yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Daniel Francis made the highest auction score Among those present I were Hrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs. Richard F. Sloan, Mrs. Louis H. Chalmers, Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth, | Mrs. F. A. Marshall, Mrs. II. w. Asbury, Mrs. J. G. Van Leuwen, Mrs. Edward ] Earl Nash. Mrs. C. F.. JOselyn. Mrs. l Evans Darby. Mrs Vernon Cook, Mrs. l Fen Hildreth, Mrs. Edward O'Malley, 1 Mrs. Webb Griffen, Mrs. Charles Me | Arthur, Mrs. Warren McArthur Mrs 1 Frances Redewill, Mrs. Harold C. /, Bennitt, Mrs. Cass RedeWin, Mrs. Harry Carson. Mrs. E. E. Pascoe. Mrs. | w B. TWitchell. Mrs. Herman Perry De l Mund Miss Ruth AinsWorth and Miss Heley Ely.
 l Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard re- 1 turned to los Angeles yesterday after
 the stay of few days in town
 The Stoddards who will pass the winter on the coast. will be greatly
 missed by the fashionable set, with whom they are favorites.
 , Mrs Eliza Paul Albrecht, William 1 Paul Albrecht and Paul w. Albrecht | of Philadelphia are the guests of MT. and Mrs Gus Noll of North First avenue.
 Only the relatives and few close friends were present at the wedding of Miss Mary Ethel Watkins, and Thomas Rankir which took place at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. c. 5. Watkins. on North Third street at three o'clock Wednesday after noon Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell of the Presbyterian church read the service MT and Mrs. Rarkin are passing the week end in Tucson and will shortly take up their residence in Oatman where MT. Rankin has mining interests.
 Miss Grace Cort of 512 North Fourth street entertained the initial meeting of the Enamon Club Tues day. the highest auction scores being made by Miss Edith Mullen and Miss Ruth McComas. Those present were Miss Kate Christy,, Miss Cordelia Bowman, Miss Edith Mullin, Miss Lulu Clark Miss St. Clair. Miss Mary Calhoun, Miss Georgia Clark. Miss Lillian Myberg Miss Ruth McComas, Miss Ina McComas and Miss Rather inc Tulock.
 Mrs. H. 4. Davis and Miss Kathryn Davis were among Mondays hostesses. Their guests being Mrs. C H. Davis,
  Ssmallhouse, Miss Theda smith, Miss Bernice Johnson. Miss Frances John son. Miss Bessie Davis and Miss Jennie Hayden.
 Fred Long arrived Friday from Nevada.
 Word was received here last week l of the marriage of Miss Kathlyn An | derson to Gerald Schlessinger which l took place in Sydney. Australia, re- l gently. MT. Schlessinger who form | erly made his home here has been | most successful in business in Aus | tralia. He has made no definite plans 1 for returning to this country.
 Mrs. H. M. Fennemore president 1 of the Trinity Guild has invited the l members of the Senior and Junior Guilds to tea Friday afternoon at her home on East Moreland street. She