Arizona republican., 1920-11-14
cay for Beverly Hills where they will

o Arrive Here This Morning
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Melczer are ex- 1ected to arrive in town this morning rom the coast. They will winter here with their son and daughter. MT. and Mrs. Gus Symmetrical. Mr. and Mrs. T. z. Pollock Returns 10 Flagstaff
 Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock returned | .o Flagstaff Thursday evening after | four days at the fair Hayden Couple Guests of MT. and Mrs. H. S. Antrim Jr.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B NTcNeal of Hayden | were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Hugh | 5. Antrim Jr. for over the fair.
  Mir. and Mrs. Edward O'MaIIey Feted Fair Week Victors MT. and Mrs. Edward O'Malley were the most feted of fair week wis Itors. They were among the many who motored from Tucson for the event Miss Helen OMalley, their lovely young daughter, and Miss Viola Steinfeldt were among the juniors who enjoyed the weeks festivities pr. and Mrs. Francis Redewill To Occupy New Residence
  are shortly moving into their attrac- tive new residence, Fl Reposo, one of the charming group of homes on their Desert Inn property. The Redewills expect to be established in their place within a week and instead of a formal housewarming will give a series of Sunday musical teas. Those who en- joyed the teas last season will be de- lighted to learn that the Redewills will continue to entertain in ths manner, bringing together clever musicians and interesting members of the smart set. Mir. and Mrs. Neil Mccarthy Returning to Los Angeles
 MT. and Mrs. Neil Mccarthy will re- turn this evening to their home in Los Angeles.
 Local Girls In University Spend Fair Week At Home
 Miss Genevieve Cope, one of the pret- ty Phoenix girls attending the state university, was in town for the fair. Among the other local girls who came from Tucson for the event were Miss Ruth Burtis, Mss Harriet Tritle, Miss Marion Bennett Miss Catherine Tait, Miss Mary Burton and Miss Margaret Tait.
 Season To Open at Castle
 Hot Springs, Dec. 1
 Society is looking forward with in- terest to the formal opening of the Castle Hot Springs season on Dec. 1. The hotel will be under the manage ment of M T. Grier, and as usual smart | folk will make it a favorite rendezvous for week lends. In addition to its at tractive climate the Springs offers. a delightful combination of amusements which makes it fascinating to eastern CTS as well as Arizonians. | Mrs. C. H. Akers Returns l From California Coast | Mrs c. H. Akers returned yesterday from a several months absence on the Californian coast. Distinguished Russian Pianist l Delightfully."- Entertained Here
 Josef Lhevinne's appearance in Phoe- nix was the inspiration for severa delightful affairs which gave a few 10. cal musicians the pleasure of meeting the distinguished pianist The Russian artist was entertained while here by Governor and Mrs Campbell, who gay, an informal luncheon in his honor followed by box party at the fair. pr and Mrs. Francis H. Redebill, leader: of the musical set, also entertained foi Lhevinne, giving a small supper at thu Grand after his concert Thursday eve ming.
 Los Angeles Girl Arrives
 To Visit Relatives
 Miss Edith Steedy of Los Angelo arrived Friday to spend three week with her cousins, Mir and Mrs. Harol Baxter. Miss Steedy has been in Ari zona a fortnight, visiting the Georg
 Buxtons in Douglas and the Nose Drachmans in Tucson.
 Tucson People Guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Hulett : MT. and Mrs. Fred Fleishman. wh
 returned to Tucson Friday, were tn dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. Arthu
 Gibbons Hulett on the day of their de
 parture for the south. ! Country Club caien- . dar Replete With Events
 The Country club, which suspende { all activity during the fair, will re sume it's social program this weel
 with the Wednesday tennis luncheo
 which came in vogue year ago an
 a Drluge tea on Satufday aIIernool
 last seasons entertainment committe serving. Both events will unquestion ], ably attract smart attendance. Delightful Dinner J An Event of Fair Week Stephen Raeburn was a dinner ho: . at the Arizona club Wednesday eve ming, his guests including MT. and MT t Joseph E. Morrison and Miss Thelm }. Krebs.
 e pr. and Mrs. A. J. Chandler 5. Feted Before They Sail 8 Dr. and Mir. A. J. Chandler. wh y sailed for Europe on Nov. 6, were dc r lightfully feted in Washington befoi - their departure. Among their hostes:
 es was Mrs. c. M. Bruce, wife of u ;. Y eT