Arizona republican., 1921-05-08

They will follow their usual custom of going east for the early autumn and after a few weeks in New York will return for the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Doris
 To Drive to California
 Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Doris are plan ming a trip to the coast this week, driving across the desert. They will be accompanied by Miss Harriet Hurley, who will be the guest of Mrs. William Harrison Lewis for a month at her home in Hollywood.
 Luncheon in Honor of
 San Francisco Visitor
 Mrs. Lucie J. Hill of San Francisco was the motif for a delightfully."- planned luncheon given by Miss Lot la t'allien Thursday at her studio on the desert. This was but one of
 many affairs given recently in honor of Mrs. Hill who left Saturday for the Californian coast. Mrs. Hill drove her car across the desert, having with her MT and Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson, who are planning to spend a few days in San Diego. Mrs. George Curtiss is
 Informed Luncheon Hostess
 Mrs George Curtiss was a hostess of the week, giving an informal luncheon on Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. |. E. Edelman
 To be Dinner Hosts Today
 Mir. and Mrs. 1. E. Edelman are en- tertaining with dinner of 12 covers today at their home on Fillmore street.
 Mrs. w. J. NeaiI Gives We'll
 Appointed Luncheon and Bridge
 Mrs. w. F. Neail gave a charming ly appointed luncheon yesterday at her home on West Lynwood street. Spring flowers decorated effectively with sweet peas predominating in the arrangeemnts. Bridge was fea- ture of the afternoon. Mrs. Neaif s guests numbered 12. Morning Affairs Return as
 Hot Weather Period Arrives With the approach of warm weath- : CT the morning affair is again coming into vogue. Mrs. Robert E. Curry is planning a morning bridge to be fol- lowed by a luncheon for Tuesday.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry J. Sullivan
 Are Home From Honeymoon
 Justice and Mrs Henry J. Sullivan (Aaileen Ganz) returned from their honeymoon on the coast on Wednes- day and are domiciled at the Blen- hahn apartments.
 Delightful Dance is Given by
 Mir. and Mrs. James A. Johnson
 The most pretentious event of the week was the dance given Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. James A Johnson at their home on West Will letta street. The entire lower floor was elaborately decorated in Amer ! ican Beauty roses. while the ballroom on the second floor was artistically adorned in sweet peas. An excep- 1 tionally clever orchestra furnished a ! well arranged dance program. MT and Mrs. Johnson were assisted in receiving by their son and daughter Mir and Mrs. C. H. Johnson. Sixty | guests enjoyed the delightful affair. Local People Spend Weekend | In Camping at Blue Point Mir. and Mrs. H. D. McVay and pr | and Mrs. E. W. Baum spent the weekend at Blue Point, being among | the many enjoying a few days camp | ing trip at the favorite spot. | Return to Cleveland Home | After Fortnight m Phoenix Mrs. J. E. Trattenr and her daugh- | ter, Miss Flora Trattenr, left Thurs | day for their home in Cleveland after a fortnight in Phoenix. They were | delightfully."- entertained during the brief period of their stay en route foI 1 their home from California, where 1 they wintered.
 Winter Guest Leaves Today To Spend Summer at La Joila Mrs. ]. T. Thompson Grabam. who | spent the winter with her daughter Mrs C. F. Ainsworth. is leaving today for La Jolla, where she will summer MT. and Mrs. J. w. Doris Return Home for Month Mr and Mrs. J. w. Doris are re- ceiving a cordial welcome from their legion of friends after their long ab sence in Hollywood. They have come home for a month and are domiciled in their attractive home, Casa De Roses. MT. and Mrs. John A. Kinney who occupied their residence during their absence on the coast, left early in the week for New York. After a +N. rNls