Arizona republican., 1917-06-24
Miss Dorothy Slayback Will Study Law at Stanford "U"


 Miss Dorothy Slayback Will Study Law at Stanford "U'
 It will be disappointing news to her many friends in Phoenix to learn that Miss Dorothy Slayback, the pretty and charming daughter of Mir and Mrs Preston T. Slayback of Ray is not to be a debutante of the coming year Everyone was looking forward to wei coming Miss Slayback, who as mem- Der of the junior set, was an excep- tionally popular girl and one whose quick wit and gift of repartee made her a general favorite. The same pop ularity has been hers at Holy Names Collegiate in Pasadena where she has been student for some time and where she was graduated last week Now comes word that she will enter Stanford in the autumn and that she will take course in law. While she is accomplished in music and the arts. she finds her greatest delight in study of the great legal writers and has all ready gained a considerable knowledge of commercial law. Mrs. Slayback joined her daughter on the coast some 1 time ago and later in the summer Mir. 1 Slayback will meet his wife and daugh- ter in Long Beach where they have leased cottage for the season. Miss Ruth Jessop Plans to 1 Moi1r With Mrs. Hutchinson Miss Ruth Jessop left Friday for Los N'se'es where she will join Mrs. C. c. Hutchinson and motor with her to San Francisco where they will pass a few weeks. Later in the season Miss Jes- ] sop will go to Portland where she will be the guest of MT and Mrs Thomas i Sharrard Orew Bennett) until au- tumn. Dr. and Mrs. Jessop will sum- , mer in Los Angeles having taken the H. H. Stone residence for the heated term.
 MT. and Mrs Donald Dunbar ant Thomas Dunbar will leave Tuesda, evening for Chicago where they vii pass few weeks going later to theil home in Wisconsin. They will return to Phoenix in September
 Mrs. Robert A. Craig left Thursday for Los Angeles where she will sum. mer with her sister, Mrs. Charles Strong Witbeck.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Smalle, have leased an apartment at the Blen helm for the season.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Utley Will Pass Summer at Providence
 Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Utley will pas: the summer months in Providence havlng left for the east last week. Mis-. Mary utley will remain at home thi season and will have as her guest a "a me Passiac, New Jersey, who has been il the west several months. MT. and Mrs. Daniel Francis left a, Thursday for their summer home il Flagstaff
 Mrs. William Perry Sears is passinJ the week end at Camp Creek and late III the season will go to Catalina wher she will join her daughter, Mrs. Sim Ely, Jr.,. who left a few days ago fo California.
 Mrs. E. J. Bennitt opened her cot tage at Iron Springs on Wednesday. Miss Helen O'MaIley Goes
 Back to Home in Tucson
 Miss Helen O'Malley, whose popu larity was demonstrated by a round o informal gatherings during her sta here returned to Tucson on Wednes day. While here the pretty junio was the guest of her aunt, Mrs Charles O'Malley, and was also enter tained by Miss Ethel McDermott.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Sydney J. Ross wi leave Wednesday for Iron Spring where they will pass the summer.
 
 Mrs. Garrett SchuIIer Will Go to Quincy Late in Season
 Mrs. Garrett Schuller will be anon those who plan to remain in town un tll late in the season. She will be a home in Quincy, H.. where she wi vlsit relatives until early in Novembe