Arizona republican., 1916-06-25

list included Land Commissioner and Mrs. Moeur MT. and Mrs. Niles Peter son. MT. and Mrs F. c. Adams. MT and Mrs. c. O. Austin, MT. and Mrs J. W. Mclean, MT. and Mrs. l. G. Hanna, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Bertelson, Mrs. J. F. Warner, Mrs Hattie Cum mins. Mrs. B. G. Carr. Mrs. A. B. Fish CT, Mrs. Matte Longan. Mrs. Mary E. Meyers, Mrs. l.. F.. Pafford, Mrs. A. w. Cosner, Mrs. Mary P. Gregg, Mrs. ]. H. F'rankenbcrg, Miss Minnie Lowery. Rev. Wilbur Fisk, Silas Decker, all of Tempe. and Mrs. J. McTaggart and A. H. Mcclellan, of Phoenix.
 In celebration of her birthday group of friends surprised Mrs. Charles K. Pishon at her home, a30 North Fourth avenue, on Wednesday evening. The event was also in the nature of a fare well to Mrs. Pishon, who will leave July , for q three months absence in Colorado and Arizona. In August she will be joined by MT Pishon and they will motor for several weeks in South ern California. The affair given in
 
 most delightful of the week. The house was decorated in pink and white color scheme and bridge was the diversion The guest list included pr. and Mrs Robert Brownfield, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Catlin, MT. and Mrs. Harry Thompson, MT. and Mrs. Raymond Alice, MT and Mrs. Vernon Wright, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Rudolph, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Stark, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Dodge, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Sumner, Mrs. Harry Lee, Russell Marvin and Jack Tebbetts. Mrs. D. w. Nickels gave a charming ly arranged luncheon at her home on North Central avenue Wednesday in honor of Miss Aileen Ganz A pink 1 and white color scheme was carried out in roses. Covers were laid for eight. ] Mrs. John O'Malley gave swimming | party at Joint Head Friday morning | followed by breakfast at the Arizona l club in honor of Miss Helen O'Malley. { The table was fragrant with pink car nations, and hand painted cards accen- i tuating the color tone marked places ] for Miss O'Malley, Miss Ellen Carpen- i ter, Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss Ethel 1 McDermott, Miss Eleanor Hulett~ Miss Mary Christy. Miss Mary McDermoti and Miss Elma Toleson.
 A theater party at the Columbia fol- ! lowed by an informal dance at the i Rose Tree was an enjoyable event oi 1 Wednesday evening. In the party were Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss Helen Plath ! Miss Ferne Johnson, Miss Helen O'Mal- ley, Miss Ethel McDermott, Miss Ade. line Plath, Miss Gladys Kelly Lester De Mund, Russell Peabody. Alfred Johnson, George Luhrs, Forrest Betts Joe Doran and Ed Doris
 AIr. and Mrs. Joseph Melczer vii
 leave this evening for the coast. Mrs
 Melczer will be away several months
 while Mir. Melczer will return to tow
 in q fortnight, leaving later in the sea
 son for more extended stay on tn
 California beaches.
 Mir and Mrs. D. w Nickels vii
 leave the end of July for California.
 Mrs. Frank Jocelyn will leave Thurs day for Denver
 Mrs A. E. Nichols will leave Monda
 for the summer absence in San Diego
 
 Mrs. Cass Redewill will pass tn summer in Ocean Park, leaving for tn
 beach on Saturday.
 Miss Eugenia Glasscock and Mis Mary Lou Fleming left yesterday fo . Prescott where they will pass the sum mer season.
 ' Mrs William Coleman Rogers. wh is visiting her parents, Paymaster an
 Mrs. Samuel Bryan of Annapolis. wi l leave the fifth of July for Phoeni She plans to be here throughout Il summer
 l. Mrs. Ernest Lewis left Thursday f. Iron Springs where she will summe = Mrs Lewis has one of the most a
 tractive cottages in the popular can
 and plans to do quite a bit of ente e taining during the season. n Mrs. A. C. Baker and her daughtt $ Mrs. John H. Page, are leaving Il Q first of the week for the Californ ?, coast where they will pass the r st mainder of the season