Arizona republican., 1918-10-06
WHAT SOCIETY PEOPLE ARE DOING IN THE CAPITAL CITY

Mrs. Simon Oberfelder, whose long absence in San Francisco has been regretfully noted by her legion of | friends, will return home this month. |
 Miss Anna Archer and Miss Fannie Archer, who passed the summer months in New York, are again estab- lished in their attractive North Central avenue home, Palm Villa. The George Archers are in St. Paul at present anc probably will visit here late in the season, while their daughter, Mrs. An ton Begeer, is in Holland with no def mite plans for the future.
 MT. and Mrs. SyGney J. Ross. Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury and Miss Henrietta Olney, who summered on the coast are expected to arrive home today, hay ing started on their cross country tour on Friday.
 Mrs. Carelton Wood, who is at pres ent in Atlantic City, will return for the winter having leased the Beeckman Lorrilard place for the season. The LorrilarGs, who are in California, will take town house on their return.
 Mrs. Jack Barber is established at Coronado for an indefinite period.
 Mrs. George Mintz and Miss Georgia MintZ returned from the summers ab- sence in Venice.
 MT. and Mrs. George Smalley have leased an apartment at the Suncourt for the season. The Smalleys sum- mered in Flagstaff.
 MT. and Mrs. Royal Lescher returned. yesterday from a few days absence in Prescott
 Mrs. Fred Krenz and her sister, Miss Marcel Martin, will arrive from liar qua Hala early in the week to winter with pr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin. Lieu tenant Krenz has been in France for several months and his attractive bride is one of the most active Red | Cross workers in the state. She plans to devote the greater part of her time this winter to activities in the local chapter.
 Mrs. E. H. Lynch, whose husband, Lieutenant Lynch, is in France, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas E.
 
 the winter.
 Among the popular girls of the younger set who will be missed this season are Miss Ethel McDermott and her sister, Miss Mary McDermott, who are remaining in California. Miss Mary McDermott has entered the Uni versity of Southern California.
 
 MrA and Mrs. Sims Ely returned Tuesday from Balboa where they passed the summer months.
 Mrs E. E. Kirkland, who summered in Los Angeles passing the last few weeks in Kirkland, valley, was one oi the returned travellers of the week.
  MT. and Mrs. w. P. Sears, Mrs George Spangler and Mrs. Sims Ely Jr., returned Tuesday from California
 motoring from the coast. : Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, r., hal joined her husband, Bert Atha, of tn, aviation corps at Princeton, N. , Young Atha has been granted a two 1 weeks furlough which will be passed in the east. Mrs. Atha plans to remau , near the cantonment where her hus , band is established until his departur' for overseas service. [ Miss Harriet Cotton of Brooklyn vii r arrive shortly for a weeks stay il , town the guest of Mrs. Hugh Camp , bell. Miss Cotton passed the heated 5 term on the coast and is to return sool ? to her home in the east. z $ Miss Angela Marshall is to be ava, 1 at school this year having enrolled a J the San Diego Normal school.
 Celora Martin Stoddard, who is
 top sergeant in the anti-aircraft ser I vice, is at present stationed, at New s port News according to the lates 1 word received by his mother, Mrs e Isaac Taft Stoddard. Sergeant Stod ' dard is eagerly awaiting orders over ', seas.
 d MT. anG Mrs. Daniel Francis wh
 passed the summer and early autumn
 season in Flagstaff are expected hom e this week.
 V Mrs. E. L. Downing will arrive fror t the east this week, MT. Downing hay t ing preceded her arrival by severa
 weeks. The Downings, who are tn
 parents of Mrs. Paul Bennett, hay 0 leased charming apartment on Mort f Fourth avenue and will take up thei l, permanent residence in Phoenix.
 Mrs. Gus Summerfield is receiving cordial greeting from her legion ( II friends on her return to Arizona afte " an absence of several years As Mis- e Gertrude Melczer she was a gres n favorite and the fact that she and he r. interesting family have decided to liy h here permanently is welcome new II Her brother and terin-law, MT. an IT Mrs. Edward Melczer. have also con n to Phoenix to reside. Mrs. Melczer ID q sister of Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson ar s. on the occasions of her visits hel l. made friends who are delighted she of to be a resident.
 1t Miss Kitty Craig is continuing h, of stay in Los Angeles where she is at lg lively interested in the Red Cros ly working in the ambulance corps. al Dr. and Mrs. Maimon Samuels ar er their small daughter. Miss Marge le Louise Samuels will arrive fro
 Seattle in November to winter
 Phoenix. They will be established " the home of Mrs. Samuels' mothe s. Mrs. Fred Robbins of North Centr se avenue.
 le MT. and Mrs. W. c. Tolleson. Mi at Elma Tolleson and Walter Tolleson a ey to winter in Los Angeles where u ve young people will complete their ed Lh cation.