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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
ODD CASE REPORTED

f. Benoy, of Flambeau, reports that
the bull that was recently condemned
Eau Claire where it was slaughtered.
There was apparently no trace of tu-
herculosis in the animal but his lungs
were black and his entrails were grown
fast to his ribs
This is a very unusual case, and the
bull reacted to the tuberculosis test
both at the eye and at the TAIL Glands
from the animal were sent to Chicago
for examination. According to this re-
port the test as given points out other
bad diseases besides tuberculosis.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
TURNED LOSS INTO PROFIT

I'm glad the old gray horse died.
said Charlie Koepke to the farm edi-
tor Monday, "for now" said Charlie,
II have good, young horse that is
lighter and better in every way and
he only cost me $40
Mr.. Koepke purchased this horse
from VIM. Voigt, who had three head
of them.
Mr.. Koepke. said that he never would
buy big, old team again as they take
too much grain and care to keep them
mp in shape. while a smaller, young
horse keeps well on a lot less feed
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02
THE FARMERS LOSS
is STRICTLY HIS OWN

In order to keep us in style as a
farmer, one of the farm editors big
mares contracted blood poison in one
OF her front feet and~1aid down and
died last week.
We suppose farmer should have a
system of selling whereby he could
add all his losses to the articles sold.
This is the way they try TO do it in
other businesses.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-02

Keep your SMILE" is the advice
handed out by local philosopher.
But handing it on to others is better.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
IR|DES E[ECT INCENTIVE
 ENTERTAINING

Not even in mid-winter was tbera I incentive for entertaining than e present time. In the groun of leiss eject are a number of ron,,lar tis ana despite the lateness of inc son. their friends are eager to 5.ow them some attention before inc
 'uing day. Each week has widened 8 sroup and with the announcement
 aay or the engagement of Miss {. - ts.'. eve cope to Perry Casey. an s.sr attractive girl has been added Iss1vely feted
 lie morning event has taken first 'ane on the canledar, and is proving sn more popular than the desert 1lac supper, which in the past was ta favorite diversion
 the meantime, while the mem 1s or the younger set are claiming taetically all the attention, older 'ehlpers of society are making plans f the summer. plans that are over adoWed just now by preparations Rf the Fourth There will be ever many out of town parties to the ontler day celebration in Prescott. As celebrations in Nogaies, Douglas 4d bisoee calling others from town. 8rs. Jim Ryan is to
 ntertain Tuesday
 Mrs. Jim Ryan will be one of Tues- hostesses entertaining members the younger set.
 
 ternon Psters 10 Dinner lost at the Ranch House
 Vernon Peters was a dinner host x the week, giving a clever affair at he Ranch House following a swim aing party at Riverside park His
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

Mrs May Belle Craig. president elect of the Business and ProfessIonal Womcn's club win leave the middle of July for Cleveland as a delegate to the National Federation of Business and Professional Womrn-s clubx
 Mrs. Craig has not yet outlined any particular policy for the coming wear. Practical and efficient and blessed with splendid common sense and tact. she gives promise o-< directing a sue cessfnl year. With the splendid of- ncers and executive board which the Phoenix club has elected 10 support me as president next year. said Mrs. Craig when questioned as to policies.
 T do not feel that I shall need 10 do much more than execute their xux- gestions. but do hope to bring back to Phoenix some of the spirit of the Cleveland convention to inject into our local activities If we have a slogan for the new year for the Phoenix business women it is hon esty. loyalty. efficiency. amiabilify and co-operation-' If our club affi- liadons do not promote these five characteristics we have failed In the purpose Without them we have failed both as individuals and clti- zcns"
 Sho will represent the local club at convention where delegates from 300 clubs from ~ states and District Of Columbia will respond to the roll cal1. the membership of the affiliated clubs being approximately zS.coo women.
 The growth of the Bussness and Professional Women's clubs has been amaxingiy rapid Two years ago Lena Madesin Phillips. a Kentucky lawyer. organized the federation at a convention in St LouiS and since that time has been the foderation's executive secretary Its destinies were directed the first year by Gan Laughlin. also an Attorney. from San Francisco Last year at St Paul Lena Lake Forrest, n Detroit insur- ance woman. was elected to head the organization and will preside ovel the Cleveland convention
 Mrs. Forrest visited Phoenix carly
 last spring when the state federation
 was formed. and the club women who
 had the opportuni.:-to meet her or tc ! hear her speak. were unanimous ir ' approving the choice of the st Pau meeting. She is a happy combination of charm and ability that has buni
 up and strengthened the national body by welding the aims and ener- | gfes of tho various state units.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Leave Last Tuesday to Grmrd Csnnr.or or Coorf

Mrs. w. II. Stewart and Miss Maud Stewart left Tuesday for Los Angeles and the nearby beaches Later in the season they win go 10 San Fran cisco for a few weeks which they will spend with Urban s. Stewart
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

dard and Mrs. and Mrs Bernard A
 Gillespie are motoring north the end
 of the week. They will go to Flag
 staff and return to Prescott for the
 Frontier day celebration.
 Delightful Picnic Supper
 Given at Riverside Park
 One of the delightful picnic sup
 pers that made last week gay took
 place at Riverside on Tuesday eve
 ming. In the party were MT. and Mrs.
 Aaron Goldberg, MT. and Mrs. q. s.
 Cunningham, Mir. and Mrs. Gus Sum
 merfield, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph T.
 Melczer. MT. and Mrs. J. F. Alkire.
 MT. and Mrs. Leon S. Jacobs, Mir and Mrs. Albert Rosenberg, Mir. and Mrs. Mrs David Goldberg, and Harold Goldberg
 Are Guests of Honor At Dinner Tuesday Eve Miss Dorothea Wilber and Harold Moore, who will be married on Thurs day, were the guests of honor at a prettily planned dinner given Tues day evening by MT. and Mrs. Robert E. Curry at their home on West Lin-
 wood street. Verbena and tulle com
 bined in an artistic decoration Gov CTS were laid for the guests of honor and MT. and Mrs Leon Clyde Wilber. MT. and Mrh. Tom Davidson. Mrs. Susan Parks and Miss Susan Curry. Return to Town After Mountain Camping Trip Mir. and Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund. MT. and Mrs. Charles De Mund and Mir. and Mrs. William Bertram. | who camped in the White mountains | for fortnight, have returned to town. 
 Mrs. J. Neal Harris Gives Luncheon Last Thursday Mrs. J. Neal Harris who leaves to- | day for California was a luncheon | hostess of the week having as her | guests on Thursday Mrs. Hugh &
 Joe Brown. Mrs. Avery Corpstein Mrs. Victor Kohlberg. Mrs. Lester Byron, Mrss Will Corpstein, and Miss
 Kathryn OReilly.
 Mrs. Edward J. Dienan
 l Is Hostess at Luncheon Mrs Edward J. Dignan gave 6 charmingly appointed luncheon We'd | nesday for Miss Mary Fitzgerald who 1 will marry Ralph A Young on Tues | day. A pink and white color scheme was carried out in artistic use of car | nations. Covers were laid for Mis-: | Fitzgerald, Mrs. E. A. Wolf. Miss Su, | Murphy, Miss Millmae Mahoney, Mis-. Minnie Seaman, Miss Anna May Daly Miss Ethel Frances and Miss Florenc, Dignan-
 Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell
 l Returns From Mountains I Mrs Thomas E. Campbell returned | Thursday from the White Mountain. where she was a member of a hous' l party given by Mir. and Mrs J. k I Thompson, who has a delightful cot l tage at the attractive resort Gov I ernor and Mrs Campbell will spens the Fourth in Prescott at the Frontie
 day celebration
 Mir. and Mrs. w. K. James
 Hosts In Honor of Son
 I Tn honor of their son, Heightol James, who has won fame as al l illustrator, MT. and Mrs. w. K lame are giving a weekend house party a Iron Springs The guests gathered Il I Phoenix on Friday and left for tn mountain resort yesterday. In tn party were Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Neigh ton and Miss Dorothy Heighton O Tucson and Miss Edith James. who i just home from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. T. c. Stone Leaving For Coast Next Month \ Mrs. T. c. Stone will leave the en of July for California, where she wi summer.
 Park Swimming Party Enjoyed by Juniors | | Miss Thelma Carr gave swimmin party at Riverside Thursday. he
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Miss Christine TuthiII
 Incentive for Luncheon

Miss Christine TuthilI, who is leav- ing soon for Iron Springs. where she will summer was the guest of honor at an informal luncheon and theater party given by Miss Louise Conner on Thursday. Besides the guest of honor Miss Corners guests were Miss Edith Burtis and Miss Minnie Lee Spratlen.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

Mrs- ]. M. Ss~stnann Leaves On Friday for Prescott
 Mrs. l. M Swetnam left Friday for Prescott, where she win spend two months. going east later for a few weeks-
 Winter Visitor In Phoenix
 Dies At Her Omaha Home
 Phoenix friends will regret to learn of the death in Omaha a few days ago of Mrs. Fred Hamilton Mrs Hamil- ton spent the season here two winters ago with her sister-in-law. Mrs Jack Barber the attractive visitor being a great social favorite.
 Give Picnic in Honor of
 Miss Mary Fitzgerald
 In honor of Miss Mary Fitzgerald bride -elect. Mrs Inez Egner. Miss Ann Egnar and Miss Anna May Daiy save a delightful picnic on the desert Thursday evening. The guest list in- cluded AIT. and Mrs. shepard Hiscox. MT. and Mrs. Frank De Souxa. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Harrison. Mir. and Mrr. F. F. Hewitt Mir. and Mira ]. M- Patterson. Mir. and Mrx- A B. Robbs. Mir. and Mrs Edwin Luke. Mir. and Mrs Fred weage. Mrs Laura Harri- son, Mrs. Aggle Welch. Mrs. Bridgie Maher. Miss Sue Murphy. Miss Will mae Mahoney. Mss Frances Cafe. Miss Helen Pepper. Miss Ann Dealer. Miss Mabel Sovinscr. Miss Kathryn McGinnis. Miss Ursula Weber. Miss Minnie Seaman. Ralph Young. George Peters. John O'Msiley. Lawrence Gleason. Tom Lynch. w. R. Ketch- ams. George V. Eberle and George Peters-
 To Be Hostesses at Swimming
 Party and Breakfast at Park Miss Phflippa Jones and Nils. Frances Loftus will be hostcsses oi the week giving a swimming party and breakfast at Riverside Wednes- day morning.
 Are Hororsd cuests st
 Picnic Supper on Friday
 In honor of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Huiett a picnic supper wal given at Riverside Friday evening Besides Mir. and Mrs. Huietf those ir the party included Mir. and Mrx F
 T. Ceilings. Mir. and Mrs Jamel Griffin. Mfr. and Mrs. W. R- Bsrtir
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mir. and Mrs s. J. Buckingham To Spend Fourth at Noaales

Mir. and Mrs $. l. Buckingham are among the many who will go out of town for the Fourth. They win spend the holiday in Nogaics-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Bridos Luncheon Enlivsns sssssn

MrsL Arthur J. Ford assisted by Mira O. M. J. Thomas and Miss Mar thA Mckercher. entertained al a charming luncheon st her home on East Roosevelt street Frilky. The rooms were decorated with honey suckis and rosesI Bridge was sn- toycd in the afternoon prircs being won by Mira F. A. Harrington. Mira. Ernst Cseiow and Mira C. H- yalen- tine The guest list included Mra- V. F. Hicks. Mir. MIt s.mms. Mrs George Hzrnum. Nr<- Harry T. Ben nett. Mrs Eugene Hughes Mrs C. S Rch&rdEon. Mrs. w. F Saxron. Nrs O. NJ !. Thomas. Mira Ern<- Gl~iow. Mrs- C. H. vai@-t-ce. Mrs Had Prince. Miss Herch<r. Mira Rol1a Welrh- xr<- A- F. M<Sin and Mrs F. A. Harrington
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
The Aaron Goldbcras
 To Leave for Sprirus

Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg will leave Tuesday for Iron Springs where they win spend a few weeks going later to San Francisco. They will en- certain a large house party over the Fourth. among others Mir. and Mrs. Albert H. Rosenberg.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Celebrate Seventh Wedding
 a-,sxs~r-ar<< .& n,rlar To.E,

Mr. and Mrs Garrett SchuIlar ceie- brafed their seventh wedding anni- versary in Nogales. where they spent the weekend. returning to town Tuesday Sam Wilson accompanied them to the border town
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

guests being Miss Betty Bergman Miss Mildred Hellwarth. Miss Ruth Loftus, Miss Lillian Mackey. Miss Hazel Grouse and Miss Robbie Mccall
 
 Leaving Tonight for Several Months Stay in Colorado
 Mrs. Charles K Pishon and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Rowe are leaving this evening for several months ab- sence in Peublo and Denver Mrs. Charles Enerman
 Goes to Los Angeles
 Mrs. Charles Emerman left Monday for Los Angeles. where she will be established until autumn.
 Mrs. John Y. r. Smith to
 Summer at Long Beach
 Mrs. John |. T. Smith left a day or two ago for Long Beach. where she will spend the summer. Parker Couple Here Guests Of the George Tisdaie Mir. and Mrs. Peter Tisdale of Parker are spending a brief period in town the guests of the George lis dales.
 Mrs. B. A. Gillespie Gives Birthday Party for Son In celebration of the third birth day of her son. Bernard 4 Gillespie. Jr.. Mrs Gfnespe pave a delightful children's party yesterday Outdoor games were enjoyed and clever favors added to the enjoyment of the 20 youngsters present. Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard and Mrs John H Page assisted Mrs. Gillespie in enter taining the young guests | Give Dinner Followed | By Swimming Party
 Miss Florence Keatley and Miss Ramsey gave a delightful dinner al | Desert Inn followed by swimming | party at Joint Head on Tuesday eve ning. Their guests were Miss Aubrey Mauft, Miss Merta Mault, Wallace Cook. Otto Meyers. Evan Cox ana Dan Broadhead- Brides elect Motif For Card Function
 Miss Dorothea Wilber and Mis- | Genevieve Cope shared honors as thu incentive for a delightful five hundred event given yesterday afternoon b, | Miss Ruth Burtis and Miss Mar, Burton at the Burtis residence or North Second avenue. A color schem' of pink and white was pleasingly car ried out fin clever Arrangement O
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

and pr. and NrH. Francis II. Rode will {.
 Miss Ruth Tisdale Home For the vsestior Period
 Miss Ruth TtsdAis. daughter of Mir. and Mrs George Tisdale. who has been attending college in santa Bar bara. ls in Arizona for the vacation period. She will remain in town until her family goes north for the summer. when she will accompany them. re- mainlng In Prescott until the opening of school In the fan
 Mr. and Mrs. A. e. tfulesta To Make Home on Coast
 Society win be sincerely sorry to lose Mir. and Mira Arthur Gibbons Huiett and their clever daughter Miss Mary Janice Hulett- who are leaving soon for the coast to make their home Favorites with all who know them the Huietfs will be missed from affairs In which they have taken a prominent part Miss Huiett win complete her education in Los An geles attending the southern branch of the University Of California Mrs. H- M- Maus Goes to
 Beach With Daughters
 Mrs. H. M. Maus and her charming school girl dRughterx. Miss Jeanette Nf8us and MIss KRthryn Mans left Monday for Long Beach where they VIII pass the remaining summer nonths
 mrs- C. S. Kent Hosssss
 At Dinner al Ranch Houss
 Mrs. C. S. Kent presided over . charminkiy arranged dinner Of 70 covers at the Ranch House wcdnes- day
 Mr. and Mrs. chsriss King | Hosts at Informal Dinner
 Mr. and Mrx. Charles R. King gay< an informal dinner at The Ranch House Tuesday when they enter l tained Mir and Mira Charles K Pishon- Mira Edward Rowe and Mrs IT. C. Stone
 Mixs Minnie Lee Spratisn
 civss Dinner Friday Evening
 Mss Minnie Lee sprafien rave delightful dinner Friday evening fr honor of Miss Christine TuthIIl wh, is leaving town shortly Miss Spraf week. giving a card evening roraor. TOW in honor Of Miss Jane christy. mr. and Mrs- ossry Give Smart Dinner Mr. and Mira Francis Geary wer dinner hosts Friday evening ~he they rave . deiightfuIly arrnnrcd af fair at their home on North Fourrl avenue. Covers were tsld for Dr. am Mra N. W. Baum Afiss Ruth Baur and Wentcn Lake.
 San Frareiseo visit,r
 Incentive for Affair
 MIss Grace shedd Of San Frzncisc win be the gue=t of honor Rt . din ner to be given by Mr. and Mira Hen derson Stockton At the Arizona ciu
 Monday evening
 Granite Rect Picnic
 Feature Event of Week
 Miss Grace Snecd. who is here fru'
 San frAnci<co for q few weeks {
 the guest of Mrs James WAidon. va
 the guest of honor at a picnic supp l given at Granite Reef on Friday.
 the party were Mir. and Xrk Wa
 don. Mir. and Mira. IT. D. Ncvzy. N
 and Mrs. R r. Nccin~n. xr. ana >fr
 Sumner Kent Jr- and Nrs- Hender.<
 stockton. Chris Lee and orrin stAi
 d2ge
 Mrs- Leuis oxt Gives chiidrsn's Party restsrdsy In celebration of the third b!rthtl of her daughter. Misa Alberta O' Mrs. Louis Ott gave c charming chi dron's party yesterday afternoon
 her home on East Thomas road Gle CT games were played and zftr2cti farore awarded Tnoaa there H~
 Miss Ruth Logi. Mlss Betty Hotel
 kiss. Miss Mary Jean Clbson. Nil
 Dorothy Thomas. Miss Jean Gielo'
 Miss Dorothy Scare. Miss Myra Ho l. chkiss. Miss Catherine Logi. ,fi al Susan Curry. Miss Helen HirEir 'r Miss Arvefta Armstrong James Gca 70 and Percy and Sammy Coe
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
pr. and Mrs A. ]. Chandler Surmerina in California

Dr- anp Mrs "A J- Chandler arc es- tablished fin southern California foi the summer.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mrs. meNeff to Leave

NTrz. W. w. McNeff win leave July for Los Angeles. where she will spend the remaining weeks of the aunmer
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Miss Minnie Lee Spratlsn Cixes Dinner Friday Evsniro

Mas Minnie Lee sprafien rave delightful dinner Friday evening in is leaving town shortly Miss Spraf- len Is planning another affair this week. giving a card ey~ninE tornor- TOW fin honor of Miss Jane Chrlsty.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mrs. Charles Stauffer Goes North for Season

Mrs. Charles Stauffer has opened her cottage at Iron Springs having left on Wednesday for the camT where she will spend the remainder oi Tne summer.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Miss Gertrude Buntman To be Hostess Monday

Every day this week will bring an important social event, one of note on the calendar being the affair to be given Monday by Miss Gertrude Buntman
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Entertain st luncheon Friday for Bride Elect

Miss Milimae Mahoncy and MiEss Minnl. Seaman entertained al lunch con Tuesday for Miss Mary F1tz- gerald. A pink color scheme was car ricd out in satin streAners that rA- dated from the ccntcrpiccc 10 each place. The flowers were fragrant carnations Covers were laid for Miss FItzEeraid- Mrs. shepard Hlscox- Mrs. Edna corbett and Miss Sue Murphy
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Win Give Dinner For Out-of- Town Guest

Chris Lee wfii give a dinner as the Arizona club Tuesday evening ln hon ]. or of Alss Grace Shedd-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Juniors arc Entsrtained
 ax Mia Qorntnr cnffin

Mss Dorothy Coffin entertalned a group of school girls Thurnday eve ming when she gave a delightful swimming party and picnic supper Those there were Miss Mildred He'll unrth. Mss Wlnifred Tait. Mss Rob bic Mccall. Miss Ruth L@eftua Miss Lsnoru Hellwarth. Miss IoellA Coffin and Mss Ruth Bowman
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mrs. D. R. Johnson and Qnunhfrr oo to TexaR

Mrs. D. R. Johnson and her daugh- ter Miss Joy Johnson le1 Wednesday for Texas. where they will summer. They win visit in San Antonio. Fort Worth and sherman. stopping over for a short time in Bartlett. where Mrs. A. A. Johnson. who also left last week. will spend the hot weather months
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mrs. Angus Csshion 10 Ocean Park for Summer

Mrs. Angus Cashion and her small daughter Miss Betty Jane and son Angus. Jr.. are leaving in a few days for Ocean Park where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Motor North On Trip to Flagstaff and Prescott

Mir. and Mrs. Celora Martin Stod- dard and Mrs. and Mrs. Bernard A Gillespie are motoring north the end of the week. They will go to Flag staff and return to Prescott for the Frontier day celebration.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Bride to be Incentive For Bridge Luncheon

Miss Dorothea Wilber, who will be a bride of the week, was the incentive for a delightful affair Wednesday presided over by Mrs. Joe Smith. Mrs. Smith gave a morning bridge followed by a luncheon at her home on East Brill street A pink and white color scheme was expressed fin oleanders The high score at cards was made by Miss Ruth Burtis. The g0ests numbered 14.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mr. and Mrs. Pster corpstein

MT. and Mrs. Potter Corpstein have planned a delightful summer. The early part of July win be spent in Oregon and later they will go to Can ada for a few weeks.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

guests among others were MT. and Mrs Bernard A. Gillespie, Jr., MT. and Mrs. John H. Page, MT. and Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard and Mir. and Mrs. Tom Dunbar
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mrs. Leo Goldman Leaving This Week for San Francisco

Mrs Leo Goldman is leaving this week for San Francisco
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Return 10 Town for Few
 Days From Mile Hiqh City

Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr- and Mrs. sims Ely. Jr- who are summer in in Prescott, were in town for a few days last week
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mrs. J. Neal Harris Gives Luncheon Last Thursday

Mrs. J. Neal Harris who leaves to- day for California was a luncheon hostess of the week having as her guests on Thursday Mrs Hugh S. Antrim, Jr, Mrs John D. Harris, Mrs Joe Brown, Mrs Avery Corpstein Mrs. Victor Kohlberg. Mrs. Lester Byron, Mrss Will Corpstein, and Miss Kafhrvn O,Reilly
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mrs. Edward J. Dienan Is Hostess at Luncheon
Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell Returns From Mountains

Returns From Mountains
 Mrs Thomas E. Campbell returned Thursday from the White Mountains where she was a member of a house party given by Mr. and Mrs J. E. Thompson, who has a delightful cot tage at the attractive resort Gov ernor and Mrs. Campbell will spend the Fourth in Prescott at the Frontier day celebration
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mrs- H- M. Maus Goes to Beach With Daughters

Mrs. H. M- Maus and her charming school girl daughters. Mis-. Jeanette M4us and Miss Kathryn Naus left Monday for Long Beach where they VIII pass the remaining summer months.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
mr. and Mrs- ossry Give Smart Dinner

Mr. and Mira Francis G~2ry were dinner hosts Friday evening when avenue. Covers were tsld for Dr. and Mra E W Baum Niss Ruth Baum and Wenton Lake.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mrs. w. ]. kin1sbury Hons Ernnn Southsrn caIifornia

California
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26

and pr. and Mr.. Francis II. Rode will
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
MT. and Mrs. A. e. Hulett To Make Horne on Coast

Society will be sincerely sorry to lose Mir. and Mira Arthur Gibbons Huiett and their clever daughter Mss Mary Janice Huletf- who are leaving soon for the coast to make their home Favorites with all who know them the Huietts win be missed from affairs In which they have taken a prominent part Miss Huleft win complete her education in Los An geles attending the southern branch of the University of California
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
To Be Hostesses al s~imminq Party and Breakfast at Park

Mss PhilIppa Jones and MIEs Frances LoEtns will be hostcsses Of the week giving a swimming party and breakfast at Riverside Wednes- day morning.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Miss Ruth Tisdale Home For the Vacation Period

Miss Ruth TisdAie. daughter of Mir. and Mrs George Ttsdsle. who has been attending college in santa Bar bara. Is in Arizona for the vacation period. She will remain in town until her family goes north for the summer. when she wiil accompany them. re- m.ining tn Prescott until the opening of school in the fall
Arizona republican., 1921-06-26
Mr. and Mrs. chsriss King Hosts st Informal Dinner

Ar. and Nrx- Charles R King gave an informal dinner at The Ranch House Tuesday when they enter tained Mir. and Mira Charles K- Pishon- Mira Edward Rowe and Mrs. IT. C. Stone.