Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
Hugh Marshall.

 the air of pleasant cordiality that characterizes the affairs of that fa- vorite hostess. Mrs. De AIunds events too. have the distinction of always being artisticaIy appointed and the violet decorations Saturday were quite us pretty as the effect obtained by the carnations which she used in such profusion at the' first of her series of uncheons week ago. Each small table held d bronze basket of violets the handles Iooped with fluffy violet tuIle and the place cards were handpainted featuring the flower Auction was played. the winners were:
 Mrs. H. T. Kennedy, Mrs. q. II. x. Luhrs and Mrs George Hunter Lutgerding.
 Mrs. De Mund was assisted in re- cciving by her daughters, Miss Fay De Muud and Miss Hazel De Muud There Were present. Mrs E. A. FoW- Ter Mrs. J. w Doris. Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs. Barry GoldWater Mrs. Gordon Tweed. Mrs David Gold berg Mrs A. C. Baker Mrs Edward
 
 Helen Bury. Mrs A. J. Sampson, Mrs. w. C. Lee of Chicago Mrs M R. Cochrane. Mrs. J Elliot Walker. Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. H. 1T. Stone. Mrs George I- Young. Mr.. J F. Cleveland Mrs. W. S. Pickren, Mrs w. C. Lentz. Mrs. Lloyd ChristN. Mrs ". C Foster. Mrs. George Hum ter Lutgerdiug Mrs Emil Gang, Mrs. Earl Parker. Mrs. w. A. Wilson Mrs. W C. Foster. Mrs George Nicler~, | Mrs. Augustus RedeWill. Mrs. Joseph Cope Mrs. H. A. Diehl. Mrs. C. D. Doris Mrs T. K. EIvey. Mrs. Louis Dysart. Mrs John Floss, Mrs Eliza beth Cole. Mrs T. J Johnson Mrs R. F. Wilkinson. Mrs. otto Plath Mrs F, <. EaterWood. Mrs. J. C. Cherry. Mrs Thomas Winston Peck Mrs Edward Shaw. Mrs, P IT, Ensign. Mrs. John Weatherford of Flagstaff. Mrs. George Alkire, Mrs. A. l.. Moore. Mrs w F. Deity. Mrs. L. E. HeWins Mrs. George H x. Luhrs. Mrs. John Messenger, Mrs. H. H NeWhouse, Mrs. J. NJ SWetnam, Mrs. c. Leroy Allen, Mrs. NJ. D. No | vinger Mrs. l.. l.. Steward, Mrs ! Perkins of Flagstaff, Miss Phoene : Perkins Miss Angie Parker, Miss Lola Stroud. Miss Wilkinson, Miss l Hndergard Hubbard. Miss Nell Cher rl'. Miss Agatha Hubbard. Miss Fan nie Peck, Miss Grace Peck and Miss l Jacobs
 Mrs. Charles Stauffer of 919 North | Central avenue gave an informal l of I~G < B Taggart Mrs. Webb Griffen and Mrs. Thomas Higley were 1n- 1 cluded among the guests.
 AIr and Mrs. A. T. Munns are passing d few days in Tucson cn route to their home in Los Angeles after a delightful visit here In honor of Mrs Munns. Mrs. Francis H. RedeWill of 1402 North Third street recently gave a bridge. Violets | were used in decoration with pretty effect. Those who were asked tC meet the complimented guest were: Mrs. T w. Pemberton. Mrs Clay Parker. Mrs. Augustus RedeWill, Mrs. l w. B. Craeger of Los Angeles, Mrs Eugene RedeWill, Mrs. C. H. Con- nett. Mrs. Victor RedeWin. Mrs. G B. Gibbons and Mrs E. ,E. Marks Miss Lillian c. Huggett arrived from Fl Paso Friday and will pass the remaining winter months here the guest of her brother, Ira H s Huggett.
 Mrs C. J. Hall who will be pleas antlv remembered as Miss Mattie Crews is passing ten days in town from Pasadena, the guest of Mrs. E J Bennett of the Adams. The Ben i netts will be hosts of Mir and Mrs Harry Gray. with whom they toured California last summer. when they pass a fortnight in Phoenix en route to Pasadena from Panama. Thel are expected to arrive the tenth o1 the month.
 
 Morse Cummings arEived from Bos- ton Friday for the rehnainder of tho winter
 Miss Alice Redewill has postponed her return from Stafford several day: not having arrived in time to tak' part in the Kermiss, as she antici.