Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-07-02


Mrs Herman Perry De Mund and =,
Miss Fay De Mund will leave July ,
10 for Los Angeles Mr.. De Mund
plans to remain in Arizona this sum-
ner passing part of the time in Phoe-
nix and the remaining in camping in
the White Mountains and other points
Of interest in the state
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett
will remain in town until after the
Fourth when they viii leave for Iron
Springs. Mrs. Hulett's sister, Miss
Ella Cook and Miss Eleanor Hulett,
Miss Mary Hulett and Arthur Hulett
are already established in camp.
Mrs. A. q. Dulmage of 1910 North
Third street gave charmingly ap-
pointed luncheon Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Alexander Scott who left Friday
for Los Angeles The approaching
season was recognized in the decora-
ton Of skyrockets, flags, and other
Fourth of July paraphernalia. 1t was
a most unusual scene for although .
typical of the Fourth the arrange
ments were handled in a manner that |
gave a touch of daintiness to the red |
white and blue effects. Covers were |
laid for Mrs. Scott Mrs. Earl Cur
tbs, Mrs, Walter Leecraft, Mrs Fred
Weber Mrs. Warren severn. Mrs. !
Joseph Levy. Mrs. Lon Hoeye, Mrs
Reno Johnson, Mrs. James Barton
Mrs. Bruener Berry. Mrs. Jack Tag
CART, Mrs. Marie Byron Crandall Mrs
Della Ciemmons, Miss Mary Louise
Goldie and Miss Sophie Robbins.
One of the pleasant affairs of the
week was the swimming party and
picnic supper at Joint Head Wednes-
! day evening. Those who enjoyed thu
event included Judge and Mrs. Lewis
T. Carpenter, Judge and Mrs. Henry
D. Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stew
art, Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy,
Miss Ellen Carpenter Miss Vivian
Young. Ted Ross and Howard King.
Mrs. Marie Byron Crandan made
Mrs. Alexander Scott the guest OF
honor at prettily appointed lunch
con and bridge Thursday Pink and
white were combined in effective dec
grafton and was expressed in honey
suckle anG roses. Mrs Warren Sew
err made the highest score at bridge.
There were present Mrs. Scott Mrs
Asa r. KEENAN,. Mrs. A. G. Dulmage.
Mrs. Lon Hoeye, Mrs. James Barton,
Mis- Warren Severn. Mrs Frank Web
her. Mrs. Jack Taggart. Mrs Reno
Johnson, Mrs. Bruener Berry and Miss
Mary Louise Goldie
Mrs. Fred Woolsey will leave in the
course of n fortnight for the coast
, where she will pass the remaining
, summer months.
, Mrs. J. Il. Mulrein and Miss CARR,
Mnlrein of so West Lynwood stree
left Thursday evening for Prescott
). where they will summer.
d Mr.. and Mrs. James S Griffin an,
a Jack Griffin motored to Iron Spring
e Friday. They will pass this montl
:. at the Springs and later will cam
e in the northern part of the state re
r turning home in September
h Mrs. f W Baum and Miss Rur
If Raum will leave Wednesday for Chi
a cago where they will be joined late
e in the season by DR., Baum. They wi
n be away until September.
: Mr. and Mrs Harry Hurley (Kath
il crime Kenuan) returned Wednesda
l. from California where they passe
lc their honeymoon. They have lease
'p the Webb Grffen residence on We.
l. Lynwood street for the summer sea
lg son.
lie Mrs. Barry Goldwater will lea,
III "Wednesday for the California Goa
be where she will summer.
OF Mrs. Frank Cox left last evenr
for California where she will pass II
KS remaining summer months
NJ Miss Honor Duke will leave Il
part of the week for a several wee
NJ absence in Boston.
tie
u DR.. Fl. H. Jessop is the guest of I
'ie II. Il. Stone of Beverly Hills. Mi
10 Ruth Jessop who passed the fiji
OH weeks of summer at home has r
~ turned to Flagstaff where she a
tended school last winter She W
u complete the normal course short
no and has accepted a position in t
II Phoenix schools next season.
ely Tho n,or,iaga Of Mics Ko+b,oo,, IT
NJ rell daughter of Reverend and NJ
10y Frank G Tyrell to Robert A. Jarrc
nc will take place in Pasadena Saturd
!. The brides father will officate
~ the wedding and at the same ii
an Miss Tyrell becomes the bride of
-. Phoenix attorney. her sister, NJ
W. w Judith Tyrell will become the br
ne of Dr. Francis W. Line of Oakla
~, WI The wedding will take place in
~ First Christian church and will be
.op smart affair, attended by society f
le of northern IS well as southern c.
fornia. Mr. Jarrett who is the son
-, Judge and Mrs William l.. Jarl
- of Los Angeles, left last evening
the coast and although refusing to
and his bride would arrive in Phoe
August l.
and
of Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Sexton