Arizona republican., 1916-07-23


 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Munger and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Munger passed a week in Tucson returning to town on Thursday. Mrs. Munger and little Miss Munger are leaving the first of the month for Illinois where they will pass six weeks or more.
 Mrs Eugene Redewill has joined the Phoenix colony at Iron Springs
 
 Mrs George H. Lutgerding will leave the first of the month for Cedar Rapids, She will be away until the end of Oc- tober.
 Mrs. Sims Ely is among the mem bers of the smart set who have extend ed their stay at home this summer be- yond the usual period. She plans to remain in Phoenix until some time in August when she will leave for the California coast. She will be absent a few weeks.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. M Swetnam will leave in the course of fortnight for an extensive tour of the east After travelling for several weeks they will go to Kentucky for a brief visit with relatives.
 Miss Kate Christy has returned from several weeks absence in the south ern part of the state.
 
 One of the pleasant affairs of the week was the swimming party at Joint Head Thursday evening followed by a supper at the country home of MT. and Mrs Garrett Schullar. There were present Mr. and Mrs. Pliny A. Thar aldson, MT and Mrs. Ed. Shaw, Miss Clare Sanders, Jack Rinehart and Harry Kay.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cass Redewill had as dinner guests Monday evening, Miss Henrietta Olney and R. E. Lawhead of Chicago.
 l A hunting party followed by sup | per on the desert was a delightful event of Wednesday enjoyed by MT and Mrs. Royal Lescher, Mir and Mrs 1 William Coleman Rogers and Robert 1 Beardsley.
 There were the usual number of af- | fairs at Riverside last week. One of l the most pleasurable took place Fri day evening when a swimming party and picnic supper was enjoyed by Judge and Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth, MT and Mrs. J. w Doris. Judge and Mrs Richard E. Sloan, MT. and Mrs Simor l Oberfelder, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick J F'lagg and Mrs c. D. Doris.
 
 Miss Mary Sloan entertained two ta- bles of hearts Thursday afternoon al 1 her home on North Central avenue The juniors present were Miss Doro thy Wilbur, the guest of honor, Mis- | Ruth Burtis, Miss Eunice Hackbarth Miss Marion Davidson, Miss Elei Burton, Miss Phillipa Jones' and Mis- Martel Figley.
 A picnic preceded a swimming part! at Riverside Wednesday evening Among the guests were MT. and Mrs D. H. Burtis, Mrs. William E. Deity Miss Ruth Burtis, Miss Caroline Bur tis. Miss Edith Burtis, Harry Dieh and Douglas Burtis.
 Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Tollesol Lizian Firesheets) whose marriag in South Carolina was a smart even of few weeks ago will arrive in Phoe nix Friday for a few days stay el route for Swansea where they vii take up their permanent residence.
 
 Chief Justice Henry D. Ross of tn supreme court, R. C. Dryer and Te' Ross are expected home in few day from a motor trip through the north ern part of the state. Miss Clare Sanders will leave Tues day for the Grand Canyon. Later sh will join Mrs. D. F. Harbridge in Lo Angeles and San Diego where she vii pass the remainder of the summer. Mrs Earnest MuEson will leave thi week for Chicago where she will pas an indefinite period.
 
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Rowlands wi leave the latter part of the week fo Santa Monica where they will be tn guests of Mrs. John H. Page for a feN days, leaving the first of August fo San Francisco. On the ninth they wi sail for Honolulu to be away a mont or more.
 Mrs. L. D. Dameron will leave short ly for Long Beach where she will b | joined later in the season by D | Dameron.
 | Mrs. George A. Olney and Miss Hen rietta Olney left last week for Pres | cott.'
 \ will leave the first of the month fo Santa Monica where she will be tn guest of Mrs. Victor Hanny unt outumn.
 Mrs. Paul Geary will shortly .joi