Arizona republican., 1916-06-11

ter. Mrs. ]. F. Alkire will accompany
them to the mountain resort and be
their guest for q part Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney j. Ross left Yes
terday for Iron Springs where they will
September for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Macarthur are
among the many Phoenicians who will
summer at Iron Springs They left
yesterday.
Miss Ruth Baum, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. E. w. Baum celebrated her twelfth
birthday Monday with a delightful af-
ternoon affair presided over by her
mother and Mrs. Daniel Francis, Mrs.
Roy WaYland, Mrs. Frank Baum, Mrs
John Sanders and Mrs. v E. Hanny
The house was decorated in a dainty
pink and white color scheme and there
were attractive faVors for the guests
who included Miss Mary Helen Francis,
! Miss Kathryn Baum. Miss Florence
| HannY, Miss Clare Sanders, Miss Helen
| Mcguire. Miss Patricia Tharaldson,
Miss Alice Hanny, Miss Isabel Stafford,
| Miss Elizabeth Phillips Miss WinifTed
| Dysart, Miss Dorothy Coffin. Miss Lii
| liam Chapman, Miss Martha Thayer,
| Miss Marjorie Sears, Miss Betty Femme
more. Miss Kathryn Hart and Miss
| Gladys Dickinson.
| In honor of Miss Katharine KEENAN,,
| Miss Selma Goldberg gave an informal
afternoon on Thursday. The guest list
| included the unmarried friends of the
| Complimented guest.
|. Mr. and Mrs Garrett SCHUYLER were
| card hosts of the week at their ranch
| home on the Asylum Road.
| Mrs ]. r. Gillespie gave a series of
informal bridge luncheons the past
| week, entertaining two tables on Tues
| day morning and the same number of
| guests on Friday.
| Mr. and Mrs A r. Cater gave an in
| formal card evening Friday at their
home on North Fifth avenue. The
| guest list included Mr. and Mrs Harry
| Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rinehart. Mr..
| and Mrs. Garrett SCHUYLER Mrs. II. ].
Lee Sam Wilson and Charley Pope.
| Miss Lillian Webb of Laurel. Md,
was the inspiration for charmingly
| arranged picnic supper at the homesof
her cousin Miss Ora Orme last evening
The gardens that surround the Orme
| residence on Seventh street and Olean-
der avenue made a charming setting
for the affair. Those who had the
pleasure of meeting Miss Webb were
Judge and Mrs. Jospeh H. Kibbey, Mr..
and Mrs. Sims Ely, Judge and Mrs. Err
Inest Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. William Per
Try Sears, Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Koontz,
| M. and Mrs AL Kyle. Mr. and Mrs.
3. o. .Picllert Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kennedy Humbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Sims
Ely, Ir., Mr. and Mrs Denny Payne,
| Mr. and Mrs. w f. Thomas. Mr.. and
Mrs r O. Thams, Miss Lucy Johnson,
Miss Elizabeth Crnmbie and Miss Ma
bel Crumbie.
Mrs. Gus Noll will leave Tuesday foI
Los Angeles where she will join Mr.
Noll who motored TO the coast last
week.
One Of the attractive debutantes OF
| the coming season will be Miss Ethe
| McDermott who returned recently from
| Ward Belmont school in Nashville
| Miss McDermott is unusually pretty
and has n sweet, gracious manner that
wins her many friends. Her sister. Miss
Mary McDermott is one of the popular
members Of the junior set will prob
ably attend a finishing school in the
| south next season.
Miss Kate Wilson left last evening
for ST Paul where she will be thu
guests OF the George Archers for few
weeks She will visit the Thornton
Lewises at their place at White Sui
phur Springs early in July en- route TO
her home in Mississippi where she will
pass the remainder of the summer.
Miss Henrietta Olney. the Lowell
| daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George A. OIL
uey has returned from the Ely schoo
where she was graduated last montf