Arizona republican., 1918-10-20
OAYS AND NIGHTS TO WAR ACTIVITIES. SOCIETY IS BUSY
 WITH LITTLE ELSE

With practically every woman in town interested in one phase of anoth- or of var work-there leaves little time for recreation. However. that nay hc for the very best interest of the work itself. it has been deemed wise to continue 10 a certain extent the Eayety that gives balance to life. There will be no formal entertaining hut small dinners and luncheons will mark the calendar while teas at the Red Cross shop soon to be established win feature the winters social pro- gram The Spanish influenza situation las modified even the informal func- tons leaving few items of note to rec ord Of the movements of those who are socially prominent.
 Mr and Mrs Thomas Campbell are rassing the weekend at Castle Hot Springs
 Mr. T. L.. Duer (Elizabeth Atwood) 9nd her sister. Miss Ellen Atwood re- turned Tuesday from several months absence in the east Lieutenant Duer hts been serving overseas since sum- er.
 shortly before her departure for the roast Mrs. Garrett Schuller gave an in formal dinner at the Adams entertain inE among others, Mrs. II. J. Lee and sam Lewis of Fl Paso.
 
 4 weekend house nartv at Cave 'reek was an event enjoyed by a group of junior girls who were chaperoned bv Mrs. Robert Rrownfield and Mrs. Evans Derby. In the party were Miss Dorothy Brownfield. Miss Gertrude fNans. Miss Phillipa Jones. Miss Doro- Inca Wilbur and Miss Ruth Burtis.
 Ray Dc Mund returned Tuesday rom the government shoot at Camp Perry.
 AmonE those who are missed from taking part in the early autumn activi- ues is Miss Kate Wilson who is at present in Mississippi. Miss Wilson has no definite plans for the future and may remain away all winter.
 NIT. and Mrs. Fen Hildreth are ex- tectcd home the first week in Novenn- ner They have been established in Prescott since spring.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kay are to en- leitain NIT and Mrs. Fred Tatum of W'n..n me iirst ot the month MT.
 1 Mrs. Iatum are always delight I.NV Icfed when in town and their 'isit is being pleasurably anticipated,
 Mrs. D. D. Horning and Mrs. Helen H- Walker returned Friday from a
 roo months extensive eastern tour me creator part of their absence was passed in New York, Buffalo and Chi ego. ''i
 
 ln honor Of J. F. Al<ire who leaves ms evening for California en route DOT ln' east where he is to report for vNtISeaS duty in the Red Cross. A star tlN Was given Friday evening at fapago Park. Mir. Alkire's ponularit was made manifest on this occasio,, which was enjoyed by Arthur Inhrs Nr Harry Carson. Warren NfcArthur Donald Dunbar. Sidney Goldman Cecii .s"Nce, John II. Page. Mark Dunbar harold Pemberton. Clay Parker. Joe Nihllh' Jesse Boyce Sidney r. Osborn llr. P. W. Baum. A. c. Dulmage. w P tltchins, Frank Baum, Joe Smith. Roy Nayland. Harry Hall. Ned Creighton Joe Cassou. Albert Rosenberg. Guy Al sap. Charles Lapham. A. II. Mcclellan and John Creech.
 MT and Mrs. Chester Dana Reed will winter in san Francisco. Mrs. Reed is at present in Southern California where she summered and where she VII be joined later in the month by Air. Reed.
 l'r and Mrs. George Goodrich gave charminglv appointed dinner Tues. cay evening at their apartments al the Welch. covers being laid for Mr and Mrs. F.. l.. Downing, Mir. and Mrs Paul Bennett. Mir. and Mrs. Roy Way. land and Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash.