Arizona republican., 1916-05-07

MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Moore who reside at 1726 North Third street last winter have taken the Dr. Campbell residence S2G North Third avenue whre they will be domiciled after June l.
 Mrs. George F. Hunter who passed the winter here the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Eltor Ensign Hale has returned to her home in ChillicOthe. Ohio.
 The Elks' gave a delightful dance at the Woman's club Friday evening, more than d hundred couple enjoying the eveEt.
 Mrs Frederick Allsdorf left yester- day for New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Melczer left Tuesday for Chicago after a week in town the guests of MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Melczer.
 Mrs. John Van der Veer, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. G. Van Leu wen for several months will leave Monday for her home in Holland. Michigan. Mrs. Van der Yeen has been the incentive for many affairs during her stay here.
 Mir and Mrs. I. F.. Solomon will be the guests of their daughter. Mrs David Goldberg this week en route to the California coast from New York. Judge J. NJ. Weaver of the supreme court of Iowa will arrive Monday tC pass a few weeks here the guest of his daughter. Miss Helen Weaver. Mrs. Charles Hheckler will shortly issue invitations for pupils recita which she will give Saturday afternoon at the Woman's club. There will be ar interesting program of piano numbers groups of songs and dancing.
 
 In honor of Miss Emma Luhrs whose
 marriage to Dr. Reginald Stroud vii
 take place in June. Mrs. Otho Handle! gave m attractive tennis tea yester
 day at her home s10 North Sixth av enue. Fifty gustse were present. | Miss Katharine Baum, the charming little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Franl
 Baum. IT.. was a birthday hostes
 Tuesday at her home on North Firs
 street The house was prettily deco rated in q pink and white color schem
 and the kewpie favors were tied i
 pink tulle. Miss Florence Hanny wo
 the prize at Alabama Coon. Thos present were Miss Ermine Hackbartl Miss Mary Helen FraEctss. Miss Ele |, amor Goodrich. Miss Ruth Baum. Mis Jessie Eleanor Patton. Miss FlorenC
 Patton, Miss Delpha Thompson. Mis
 Phrliss Gerner. Miss Martha Ma | Johnson. Miss Sharlot Hayes, Mis ' Raima De Mund. Miss Emma Kathry Edwards. Miss Betty Fennemore, Mis
 Margaret Walker, Miss Florence Dun Miss Kathryn Trite. Miss Alice Har . ny and Miss Anna Edwards. Z Mrs Royal Lescher will return Ma
 E from Buffalo where she is passir . a few weeks.
 : George Luhrs, q Stanford junior W 3 return May l9 and pass the early pa l of the summer vacation here. Your g Luhrs Is q favorite with the junior s g and his absence during the Christm; 0 holidays when he accompanied tl a Stanford Glee club to Honolulu WI s greatly regretted by his host of friend /. He vii be in town several weeks b s fore Returning to the coast. . Mr and Mrs William Harrison Le, is, who-pasGed the greater part of t n 1 winter here are again established n their home in San Francisco after r. few weeks in White Salmon whe s they were the guests of Mir and M s Sidney Clearinghouse.
 Mrs. John Marley of 753 East Pier
 street was given q pleasant surpr ,e Monday on the occasion of her Dirt m day. The living rooms held proft s. ion of roses and sweet peas. Tho 'n there were Mrs. w. N. Bryan. Mrs. 'e A. Johnson. Mrs. Ira Jones, Mrs. J' IS eph Bryan. Mrs. J. B. Heyne. Mrs. W nc liam Fleming, Mrs. Ira Fowler, NJ es Lawton Laury, Mrs. Flora Rosneber ne Mrs. M. H. Frazier, Miss Leta Hey IT. Miss Gladys Marley and Miss He T. Davis.
 n- s rs Mrs. T. F.. Irvine, Mrs w. s. He rs' and Mrs. G. Fred Sharpe gave a on Friday at the home of the former l 'l- North Second street. The decorat en scheme throughout was unusu; h- lovely, wealth of flowers and gre
 cry being used with charming eff
 The reception hall was in ivy and
 | tunias. the living room in Doro