Arizona republican., 1917-09-02
Society and Club Notes for Sunshine Cap

turned on Monday but Mrs. Stoddard will remain away for another few weeks.
 Mrs H. H. Temple has returned from the California coast where she passeo the last few weeks of the summr sea = son. She is domiciled at the Blenheim apartments.
 Summer Vacationists
 To Return Home Soon
 Dr. and Mrs. Harry Carson, who mo- tored to the coast in July are ex- pected home this week. MT. and Mrs. Jack Taggart ar" among the summer travellers who will days.
 Mrs. R. w. Kramer does not antici- pate returning to town until the end of the month. She is at present estab- lished in Prescott after an extensiv. eastern tour at the conclusion of which Assistant Attorney General Kramer returned to town.
 Friends are extending congratula tions to MT. and Mrs. Louis Cuthbert Masten of San Diego upon the birth of a son, who has been named J. Van Rensselaer, Masten. MT. and Mrs. Clay Leonard are re- turning early in the week from Cata | lima where they passed the summer l season.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert Burr Atha Jr., motored to the Grand Canyon l Thursday They expect to be out o1 | town for a week or more. | Mrs. Joseph Stark Returns from Visit to Soldier Son i Mrs .Iosenh Stark returned Wednes- 1 day from San Francisco where sh' 1 passed several weeks while her son l Hal Grimshaw, was in training at tn, | Presidio. Young Grimshaw who re ceived a second lieutenant's commis sion is now at Camp Lewis, American Lakes, Washington.
 Dr. and Mrs Logan Dameron are ex pected to return from San Francisc on Saturday. Mrs Dameron passe the greater part of the summer in Lon Beach where she was joined recent by Dr. Dameron, and the northern tri planned.
 Mrs. Stayton Doris returned Sun day from Pasadena where she passe the summer months.
 Mrs. John O'Malley returned Mon day from several months absence the east. New York, Atlantic Cit. Chicago and Colorado Springs were b' few of the stops made by MT OMalley on her extensive tour. Popular Matron In Town
 En Route for Old Pueblo Passing but few hours here be tween trains, it was a matter of ger eraI reeret that Mrs. Frederick As dorf did not remain longer in tow
 En route from Flagstaff where sf
 summered to Tucson, she was Phoenix but a short period on Nor day Mrs. Alsdorf and her husban who is a very clever mining enginee
 are unusually bright and interestir and have the happy faculty of su
 rounding themselves with people their own sort. At Flagstaff the entertained with delightful hou. parties and the new home they al planning in Tucson will no doubt I
 the center of gayety this winter.
 many of their best friends live
 Phoenix it is natural to suppose tn;
 there will be many week end events which members of the local smart S will be included
 Mrs. George Goodrich return,
 Sunday from the California coast Mrs. Charles Stauffer who belong,
 to the Phoenix contingent at Irt
 Springs this summer will open h
 town house the latter part of tn week.
 MT. and Mrs. Clay Parker motor,
 from Iron Springs Wednesday. Tn,
 passed a fortnight in camp and tho
 oughly enjoyed the pleasure of tl
 delightful resort. Orville Theodore Marks, the youl nephew of MT. and Mrs B. E. Mar
 will pass the winter with ms relativ
 having arrived from Chicago on Mo
 day.
 Iron Springs Cottagers
 Return to Town Daily / If Mrs. Winfield Hartranft return
 Monday from Iron Springs where S
 passed a fortnight with Mrs. Kimb;
 Bannister. Mrs. Bannister anticipat
 returning home the latter part of tf
 week.
  Mrs. H. c. Cavness, Miss Ann Ca
 ness and Miss Mary Cavness motor
 home from Prescott Friday where tn | passed the summer months MT. and Mrs. F. A. Beane and tn,
 son, Ara Beane, have returned fire
 a several weeks absence on the Ca
 fornia coast