Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-30

son, Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Etella
Wilson, Irving de r. Miller and Hugh
! Marshall.
Mr. ard Mrs. Herman Perry De-
Mund Miss Faye DeMund and Lester
! DeMund will leave the last of the
week for Los Angeles. They will
motor to the coast and during the
summer months tour the Southland
Yosemite and San Francisco.
Mrs. S. w. Higley and Miss Jessie
Higley who wintered in Long Beach
and James Higley Stanford student
returned home Wednesday and are
established at their ranch on the
Mcdowell road for an indefinite pc
riod.
! Miss Elizabeth Jones, daughter of
| Mrs. NJ. J. Jones of 544 East Adams
| Street is passing her vacation here,
| having recently arrived from Gun
noch school. Miss Jones and her
mother will journey coastwards in
August visiting the eXpostions at
San Diego and San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles Macarthur left on Wed
nesday for Los Angeles. She Will
| be away a week.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Burr Atha
Of SOP East Culver Street will leave
this evening for the summers alb
sence on the California coast.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Bates viii
leave in a fortnight for San Francisco
go
route for Portland. Mr. Bates has ten
dercd his resignation to the Univer-
sitv Of Arizona, having accepted a po-
sition with the Portland University
where he viii head the department of
American Literature.
John Murray Anderson will return
to York Harbour in July for his sec
ond season at the Cabaret Barn" he
opened last summer The cabaret
club under the patronage of society
leaders of New York and Philadel-
phia and Washington has been re-
organized in anticipation of Mr.. An
dersOn'S return east. He was in town
for u brief stay recently and an
nounced his plans for the next few
months. He will pass a short tirs-
in Douglas, a few weeks in Silver
City, Denver and New York arrfv-
ing in Maine early in July. Mrs
Anderson who lis greatly improved in
health, viii summer in Denver, where
Mr.. Anderson viii join her in the
autumn. They will winter in Phoe-
nix. returning in October
Or. and Mrs Emory OIdaker of
North Third Avenue viii leave June
I for Flagstaff going later to the
California coast They will be absent
rom town until November.
Charles Mason of Hartford. Conn,
passed the week in town, dividing
his time between Mr.. and Mrs f.
II. Talbot and Mr. and Mrs. William
Pinney. y series of motor trips to
Roosevelt and other points of interest
were given in honor of Mr.. Mason.
Mrs Clarnce NJ. Bennitt of Paduch
who passed the winter here the guest
Of Mrs. S NJ Cheek Of 1893 East
Mcdowell Road. left Friday for the
coast. She will visit in San Diego,
San Francisco and salt Lake City,
before her return to her home. Dur
ing her stay in Phoenix Mrs Ben
nit was the incentive for many af-
fairs. one of the most delightful being
the picnic supper with which Mr. and
Mrs. a. + Jones entertained Monday
evening at their country place on
North Central avenue. Besides the guest !
of honor and Mrs. Check there We're
present Mr.. and Mrs. a. H McLel- |
Ian, Mir and Mrs. O. r. Reedstrum |
Mr. and Mrs. d. =. Nelson, Mr. and |
Mrs. J. A. R.IrVine. Mrs. ]. T. Brans- |
ford, Mrs Blodgett and Miss Blod- |
gett Of Boston.
Mrs. William Perry Sears gave a !
tea in compliment to Mrs. Bennett |
Wednesday afternoon and the follow |
ing evening Mr. and Mrs. J. A. r. !
Irvine made her the honored guest at |
prettily appointed dinner at their |
home on Seventh Street.
From Tucson comes the interest
ing news of the engagement of Miss
lfortense FULLY, daughter of Pro-
fessor and Mrs Charles FULLY to
Cosme d. Acosta of San Francisco.
The wedding will take place June
u. Miss Tully belongs to a prom
inent pioneer family and is a charm
ing and popular girl. The TuIIys
who have resided in the old Pueblo
for more than quarter of a cen
fury number their friends by the
hundreds They lived for a short
time in Phoenix many years ago and
are most pleasantly remembered by |
those who had the pleasure of meet
ing them.
Mr.. Acosta is a member of one of
the old families of Sonora, Mexico
He is said to be decidedly clever l.
His business interests are in San i
Francisco where the young people /
will be at home after July /
Mr. and Mrs e. p. Putney of 129 /
South Third Avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter Miss
Orpna Putney to l.. NJ. Leney. The
wedding will be a large affair at the