Arizona republican., 1921-05-22

xpected to arrive tomorrow from san Francisco where she spent few lays after her arrival from China ihe has been in the Orient since her marriage in the autumn. MT. Rowe rill remain on the other side for an indefinite period
 hr. and Mrs. J. w. Doris Entertain Friends With Picnic Supper One of the most delightful events of the week was the picnic supper given it Casa de Rosas Tuesday evening when a congenial coterie gathered at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Dor riS. Those there were Mir. and Mrs. E. Bennitt, Colonel and Mrs Will liam Glassford, MT. and Mrs Aaron Goldberg, pr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin, MT. and Mrs. Sims Ely, Judge and Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth, Colonel and Mrs James H. McClintock, pr. and Mrs s. D. Futile, and MT and Mrs. William Perry Sears.
 Oamerons Leaving Soon For Pacific Coast Visit
 Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Dameron Miss Erile Dameron and Logan Dameron
 
 shortly after the arrival of the latter from the east where he has been at tending the dental college of North western University. They. plan to motor to the coast spending the greater part of the summer in Oak land.
 Miss Elizabeth Samuels
 En Route for San Francisco 
 Miss Elizabeth Samuels, who was maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Ruth Goldberg and Dr. Sanford Moose, which was a smart event of February, left Tucson yesterday for San Francisco where she will be their guest Among the delightful events that pr. and Mrs. Moose are planning in honor of their visitor is motor tour of the Yosemite.
 Mrs. Carlton Wood to
 Spend Summer in Wilmington
 Mrs. Carleton Wood will leave will summer. She will be accom- panied by her mother, Mrs. Richard Sylvester. who has been her guest for the past few months
 
 Mrs. Donald Dunbar
 To Visit In Chicago
 Mrs. Donald Dunbar will leave Tuesday for Chicago. She will sum- mer in the east.
 Phil Lewis Leaves
 For Ranch in Stafford
 Phil Lewis left Tuesday for his ranch in Stafford where he will be established the remainder of the sea- son.
 Miss Carolyn MuIrein
 Honored at Bridge Affair
 Miss Dorothy Blair gave a pleas antly planned bridge Wednesday af- ternoon in honor of Miss Carolyn Mulrein who will be bride of to- morrow. The Blair residence on West Wilettta street was decorated with sweet peas and marigolds that were arranged with unusually pretty ef- feet. Mrs. George Edwin Blair as- sisted her daughter in receiving. The highest bridge scores were made by Mrs. E. H. Lynch and Mrs. Rober, Braun. There were present Miss Mulrein, Mrs. James T. Ryan, Mrs. E. H. Lynch. Mrs. Fred Blair Town send. Mrs Frank Corden. Mrs. D. F, Horrall, Mrs. Robert Braun, Mrs. Hal Prince, Miss Daphne Fort. Miss Mary Ryan. Miss Grace Billingsley, Miss Myrtle Kissel and Miss Martha Me- Kercher.
 Portland Lawyer Spends Short Time in Phoenix
 Judge Samuel White of Portland was an Interesting visitor of the week The well known lawyer is planning to locate in Phoenix in the autumn.
 Mrs. Edward O'Maliey Hero From Tucson Mrs. Edward O'MaIley of Tucsor spent the early week in town the guest of the Charles O'Malleys Mir. and Mrs. Guy Alsap ! Give Picnic Supper l Mir. and Mrs. Guy Alsap gave { i delightful picnic supper at Riverside park Thursday evening in honor O Jack Bjourneby, who left yesterda, for Norway. In the party. beside. the hosts and guest of honor. wer, | Mir. and Mrs. Lester Byron, Mir. anc i Mrs. Avery Corpstein, MT. and Mrs Charles K. Pishon, MT. and Mrs 1 William Corpstein, MT and Mrs Vernon Peters, MT. and Mrs. w $ Montgomery Jr. MT. and Mrs Juliar Gang, Mir. and Mrs. Henry J. Sulli. van, Miss Beulah Johnson, Mis-. Katherine O'Reilly. Miss Rand Kjersbhow, Miss Marie McCarty Siguer Bjorneby, B. B. Mccall Jr. |