Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-03-21

and on Wednesday there will be n
mixed-foresome tournament
The dinner dance this week was not
able for the unusual number of the
younger set present. The past few
days have seen the arrival of mum Der
/ of this seasons debutantes from New
York and other eastern and middle
states cities who attended the dance.
number of the Goodyear young men
happened to drop in that evening for
dinner and strayed up in the ball
room afterwards. 1t was altogether q
very delightful party
There have been as always this time
of year, many desert picnics this week:
! On Thursday Mrs. L. d. ricketts, was
hostess on picnic to San Tan in honor
of Mrs. f. e. Shine. who is visiting
Mrs. Ricketts, from Warren.
Mrs. Jno- f. Fowler also gave pic
ME the same day.
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Dough
erty, Mrs. Ryle Strange, Miss Strange
and Miss Rhinelander motored to Cas-
tie Hot Springs and back
On Wednesday a broiled-steak sup
per picnic to the desert was enjoyed
by Mrs. Orris Mosher, Mrs. B. d. Boil
er, Mrs. r. S. Cook. Miss Doris Cook,
Mrs, n. c. Rogers, Miss Grace Rogers
and Miss Florence Rogers.
The motor trips of the Soldering
party this week included an excursion
to Litchfield and one to Roosevelt.
Several excursions have been made
lately to the prehistoric Indian
mounds" or burial communal houses
on the desert to the south of Chandler.
Mrs. Caroline Oxnard, Mrs. Kirk
Newell and A. c. Carson returned this
week by motor from Warren. where
Col. Jno. Greenway. Enroute they
stopped at Tombstone and saw some
thing of the deportation trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee A. Phillips and
Robert Marsh, of Los Angeles, spent
the week end at the San Marcos.
On Friday the following party mo-
tored over from Ingleside for luncheon
and golf: Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs
L. C. Rand, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Eng
Witherspoon. L. Witherspoon, V. IL
Day and F. E. Marshall
Also included in the Friday visiting
golfers were Mr.. and Mrs ID. NJ. Fran
els, Mrs. Gordon Tweed, Howe Walker
and d. NJ. Francis.
Sunday visitors included Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Ainsworth, Mrs. d. NJ. Bar
ringer. Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Bennett.
DR.. and Mrs. George Goodrich, DR.. and
Mrs. a. VI. Tuthill and Harry Gray,
who motored from Phoenix. Golfing
visitors from the Evans school included
VIM. w. Dulles, Jno. III. Sherbourne,
Jr.. A G.. Bartlett and J. d. Lodge.
Also spending the day at the San
Marcos were ]. f. Thompson. Jos.
Thompson, Walter Miller and Miss c.
Tuthill. A Sunday evening party con-
sisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Her
rington, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. BuckinS-
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen,
and Mr.. and Mrs. p. K. Lewis.
The Goodyear Company party, which
arrived on Monday, included Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Seiberling, Miss Soldering,
Miss Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ
Houser, Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Manton
G. NJ. Stadelman.
w. c. State, chief engineer of the
Goodyear company. with Mrs. State,
arrived Wednesday.
Mrs. Sydney Bonner of New York
and Miss Geraldine Bonner. a we'll
known contributor to the leading mag
azines were among the Tuesday ar
rivals.
Mrs. Ryle Strange. Miss Mary D.
Strange and Miss Adelaide r. Rhine
lander of New York arrived on Sunday
Other recent arrivals included Nj.
and Mrs. p. S. Bailey, Syracuse, N. y;
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Atwater, Phoenix
VIM. H Avery, Kansas City: l.. W.
Besse, Springfield, Mass; A. E. Boyn-
ton, Meriden, Conn; Mrs George Bird
sa Mrs. David De Craft. Miss Frances
De Graft, Colorado Springs; Mrs Geo.
Goodrich, Mrs. Carl Walsh and Miss
Raw wayland Phoenix; Miss FLORENCE
q Rogers. New York; r. H. Wilkinson. |
Jr., Warren o.: Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Mueller, Decatur; Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL
Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. j. David !
son. Montreal