Arizona republican., 1918-05-26
Mrs. PIiny A. TharaIdson

Mrs. Pliny A. Tharaldson is one of the prominent matrons who has can- celled practically all social engage ments to devote her time to patriotic work. She worked strenuously during the Liberty loan campaign and was one of the leaders in the Earn Your Own Bond" movement. She was re- gently appointed chapter supervisor of Junior Red Cross, and is now engaged in organizing the summer activities. She stated yesterday that the work was being systematized and from the ready response she is meeting every where believes that the Juniors will be an important factor in service work this summer. One forenoon a week the members will meet at the different school houses where instructors will outline their work. Mrs. Tharaldson and her daughter, Miss Patricia Thar aldson expect to leave town in June and during her absence in San Fran cisco, Seattle and Vancouver. Mrs. lTharaldson will make a study of Junior Red Cross work.
 Delightful Visitors Leave
 Today for Visit At Prescott
 Mrs. F. O. Parker and her daughters, Miss Margaret Parker and Miss Mary Parker leave today for Prescott where they will pass a short time en route for the east. While here they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. S. Goldsworthy.
 pr. and Mrs. Sweek to Visit In East for Next Three Weeks
 Dr. and Mrs. William o. Sweek left Friday evening for a three wdeks absence in Washington. D. c.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell Assist Prescott Red Cross Drive
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell are passing the week end in Prescott , On Friday evening MT. Campbell made telling address in the mile high cit, for the Red Cross. Mrs. Campbell wa. very active in the drive and through her efforts alone large amount wa. raised for the association.
 
 Mrs. H. J. Lee Entertains Hostess to Peoria Guests . Mrs. Albert T. Johnson and sol Harry Johnson of Peoria are the guest of Mrs. H. J. Lee
 Charming Yuma Residents Motor to Phoenix for Visit
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Livermore mo tore dto town from Yuma last weel and will be here for an indefinit period. The attractive daughter 0 General and Mrs. A. J. Sampson i ! exceedingly popular in Phoenix an . will be extensively feted during he i, visit.
 . MT. and Mrs. Doris to Visit
 Sons Stationed at Camps
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Doris and thej daughter, Miss Mildred Doris le, Tuesday evening on southern an s eastern trip which will include visit d to army camps where their sons are i = training. They will go first to Georgi ' to visit Stayton Doris who is sta tioned at Camp Hancock and who, ac cording<to accounts, will leave soon fc overseas service. They then plan 1 pass some time in Washington an . . will then pass a few days with Edwi Doris at Camp Funston and Burt
 Doris, who is in Florida
 Miss Angela Marshall
 Returns from Flagstaff IT Miss Angela Marshall is home frol A the Flagstaff Normal for the summs
 vacation period.
 MT. and Mrs. DeMund and Dauqhter
 to Pass Fortnight at Camp Funston VI Mrs. Herman Perry DeMund ar 2, a1 Miss Fay DeMund left Thursday f, ,a Junction City where they will be estal " lished for fortnight passing as muc
 Of the time as possible with Lest
 DeMund who is stationed at Can
 Funston. Before their return to Pho, l nix the end of June they will wis
 Charles DeMund who is at Kelly Fiel
 Texas. The DeMunds will pass a sho
 time on their return in Phoenix, sun
 mering in Flagstaff
 Alaska Man Visits Mother
 Here Before Going East
 Charles Jones who was here for IT few days from Alaska left recently f
 Washington, D. c. MT. Jones, is u
 son of Mrs. Margaret Jones and w ! her guest while here. Il -O