Arizona republican., 1916-05-21

adelphia and Boston before her return in the autumn
 MT. and Mrs. George AllIire will be hosts to the Priscilla club Tuesday evening when they will entertain with a picnic supper at their country place near Glendale.
 Mrs. Royal Lescher returned Tues day from two months which she passed in travel in the east. She was delightfully."- entertained in New York. Philadelphia, Washington and Balti- more and particularly enjoyed a fort l night in Annapolis where she was the guest of Mrs. William Coleman Rogers who may possibly remain east until l autumn.
 Mrs. John R. Hampton will leave early in June for Denver going late, 10 the California coast for a few months.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert Burr Atha who occupied residence on Culver street last winter are now established | at 1026 North Central avenue. Mrs. Atha Will leave within fortnight for l California where she will summer 1 Mrs. Lewis Wallace and Mrs. Edith Knowles will leave the end of the month for La Jolla where they have l taken a cottage for the season.
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 l Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed will | leave on the thirtieth for Waterbury, Conn. They will pass part of the summer in Lowell and will not re- 1 turn until late in the autumn Mr and 1 Mrs. Willian c. Hartranft will travel east with them going to Philadelphia for the season. They time their re- l turn in November. b
 l Miss Fannie Archer and Miss Anna Archer are planning to pass the sum- mer months in San iDego. They will leave the middle of June.
 George Luhrs. popular Stanford student returned home Friday for the summer vacation. Mr. Luhrs is a member of the Glee club and one of the best liked men at the university.
 Mrs. John Spangler entertained the bridge club to which she belongs at | luncheon at her home in Mesa Thurs day. There were present Mrs. Daniel 1 Francis Mr Arthur Gibbons Hulett | Mrs. William Perry Sears. Mrs. Ed 1 ward O'Malley, Mrs. James $. Griffin, Mrs. w. $. Goldsworthy, and Mrs E. T. Ceilings.
 Mir and Mrs Irwin Fletcher recently entertained with series of dinners at their home. $40 North Second avenue. On one occasion they entertained Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Baum and Mir and | Mrs. Tharaldson, their table decora- tions being Cecil Bruner. At a preced- ing affair given in honor of Mir. Flet- chers birthday a wealth of pink car nations were used and following the artistically appointed dinner, a rubber of auction was enjoyed. The guests in- cluded MT and Mrs. D. w. NicKels Dr. and Mrs. John Lentz, Mir. and ! A1tS- tTebiSt I4HlLs MI d-u hTS. I-lll Gang, MI. and Mrs. John J. Kohlberg
 MT. and Mrs. B. E. Marks, and MT and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan.
 James $. Griffen presided over q
 stag dinner Monday evening at his
 home on North Second street in hon.
 or of Edward OMalley who will take up his permanent residence in Tucsor
 shortly Tine tables were decorated il
 pink, lavender and white larkspur
 with charming effect and covers wer'
 laid for Mir O'Maliey. l. J. Johnson V F. Hanny, W. $. Goldsworthy E T. Ceilings. Arthur Gibbons Hulett
 and John c. Van LeuWen. Additiona guests for bridge rounded out thu
 evenings pleasure, the prizes bein; , won by Mr and Mrs. Van Leuwen. , Captain and Mrs. G. A. Wieser c the Eleventh U. S. Infantry who ar = stationed at Douglas, passed last wee | in Phoenix the guests of Mrs. F. W
 McQuiston of the Powers apartments 1 While here. Captain Wieser was ad
 mitted member Of the Arizona Ba
 association.
 MT. and Mrs Harry A. Diehl of 64