Arizona republican., 1915-08-22
Arizonians In Pursuit Of Pleasure| Comparison of Shops Angeles With Those of Phoenx

They will visit the exposition cities re- | turning home September 10. Mrs. Harry Kay who was seriously ill in Los Angeles has greatly improv ed in health and will leave shortly for the exposition.
 Mir and Mrs. w. A. Parish and Miss Jane Parish who are in Southern Cali fornia expect to pass the first week of September in San Francisco.
 
 pr. Win Wylie returned Wednesday from Long Beach. Mrs. Wylie will re- main on the coast another month.
 Mrs. Willie Cox of Jerome is in Los Angeles for a few weeks.
 Mrs. A. E. Stewart has taken apart ments in Los Angeles where she will pass the remaining summer months and winter season.
 Beverly COX motored to Southern California this week where he joined Mrs. Cox. They will motor to San Diego and san Francisco before their return to Phoenix in September.
 Secretary of State and Mrs Sidney P. Osborn sailed from San Pedro Fri day for San Francisco. They will re- turn September 3.
 Miss Kathryn Miller is passing a fortnight's vacation on the coast.
 Miss Irene Seidel is among the Phoenicians summering in Prescott
 Mrs. Minnie A Posey and her daugh- ter Miss Louise Posey have joined the Phoenix colony in Prescott.
 Mrs. Robert Friedel is in Long Beach where she will be established until autumn.
 Judge Duffy and his daughter Miss Mary Duffy of Nogaies passed the carly part of the week in Phoenix en route for the northern part of the state.
 Nc cottage on the Santa Monica beach has held more brilliant gather ings this summer than the one occupied hy Mrs. Augustus Redewill, Mrs Fran cis Redewill and Miss Alice Redewill It has been the favorite rendezvous for artists authors and musicians who are on the coast for the season and who delight in the charming hospitality and the incomparable entertainment of their home. Unfortunately for Phoe. nix. Alice Redewill is not to return this winter, the gifted young pianist having decided either to remain in California and appear before several clubs or to 20 to New York for salon work The latter part of this month she will play at the Greek theater in Berkeley and at the Concert Auditorium al the Pan ama-Pacific Exposition in San Fran cisco. While her plans are not dafin- cd she is determined to continue the splendid career interrupted by the Eur opean war. While her friends are de- lighted with her engagements and many flattering offers they can but re- Gret her absence from Arizona and hope for visit some time during the winter With, Mrs. Francis Redewill she will visit in San Francisco the coming fortnight leaving for the north today.
 Sherhurne Jenckes is passing fort nights vacation at the Grand Canyon
 
 Miss Nell Wilkinson who passed tho early summer months at Coronado is now jn Yosemite. She will visit in San Francisco before her return in Septem- ber
 Emil Gang, president of the National Bank of Arizona returned Wednesday from two months absence in CaIifor- nia.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Francis who were in Coronado for a few weeks have gone to San Francisco for an indefinite stay to be followed by a fortnight at their place in Flagstaff.
 Mir. and Mrs. George H. N Luhrs, Miss Ella Luhrs, Miss Emma Luhrs and George Luhrs left Ocean Park Friday for San Francisco. Young Luhrs will remain in California to complete his education at Stanford un- iversity where the remainder of the family will return home after a ten days visit at the exposition.
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Miss Selma Goldberg and Chester Goldberg who have been in Los Angeles for ten days will leave shortly for the exposition. They rlan to be in San Francisco a. month
 Miss Elizabeth Crumbie and Miss Nell Crumbie have taken apartments in Berkeley for the remainder of the summer season