Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

February IS. They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. sidney J. Ross.
 Francis Viele will arrive from New York this morning.
 
 Miss Fay De Mund. the charming daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Herman Per ry De Mund of North Second Avenue whose artistic ability has attracted much attention has designed the cover of this months Arizona magazine which will be issued shortly. Miss De Mund has sketched many beautiful desert scenes but this is her first bit of pro fessional work. It is both characteris- tic of the desert and the valley as its title From the Cactus 10 the Rose" signifies. The blues and grays, the typical local colors predominate in the scene that represents the cact with Camelback in the background. The whole is set in frame the outline of which is broken by spray of pale pink roses
 Mir and Mrs w J. Kingsbury planned a jolly rag" dance" last ev- ening at their home in Tempe. Among those who were invited were: Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Rowlands. MT. and Mrs. Sid ne,v J. Ross. MT. and Mrs. Harry Jones, MT. and Mrs. Harry K. Tritle. MT. and Mrs. Homer King, MT. and Mrs. Paul Edwin Fuller Of Mesa, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig, Mir. and Mrs. Roy Goodrich. Mir and Mrs. Joe Green. Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss Rose Bell Goldman. Honorable Reese NJ. Ling, Tom Trent, Joe Cassou Robert Boards ley, Bert Clingan. Eugene Goldman, George Morse, Arthur Ainsworth, liar ry Hurley and Donald Greene. MT. and Mrs. w. NJ Seabury of North Central Avenue left Monday for a brief absence to be passed in New York. Miss Rose Bell Goldman of North Central Avenue passed Friday in Mesa the guest of Mrs. M. J. Dougherty
 Miss Irene Wells Of Prescott is pass ing a fortnight here the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Wilson.
 once d year the Priscilla club enter tains the husbands of the members and l this seasons affair. a handsomely ap- pointed dinner took place Thursday ev- ening at the North Third Avenue resi- dence of Mrs. A. F. Stewart Niolets and ferns were used in profusion and were charmingly arranged in table dec oration. Music was a pleasant fea ture of the evening. The h6stesses were Mrs Stewart. Mrs. F. NJ. Lam son. Mrs. G. Fred Sharpe. Mrs II. C. Yaeger Mrs. George Wilcox. Mrs. T. F. Irvine and the guests included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sharpe. F. NJ. Iamson, Reverend Ray C. Harker. II. C. Yaeger. C. Fred Sharpe, T. F.. ! Irvine. A E. Stewart J. s. Day. John Kline and l.. H. Young. i A recently organized auction club 1 had it's initial meeting Monday after noon at the residence of Mrs. Charles ! Stauffer, 919 North Central avenue. | Mrs. Gus Noll won the attractive prize. 1 The membership of the club which will 1 hold eekly meetings during the sea son comprises Mrs. Eugene Redewtll, ! Mrs. Gus NOll, Mrs. Webb Griften. Mrs. Roy Parsons, Mrs. Thomas Higley, Mrs. ! Charles Munger. Mrs. George Hunter Lutgerding. Mrs Clay Parker, Mrs. Prank Hilderbran. Mrs. Edwin Nal com Hull. Mrs. Perry Munger, Mrs Ben stanton. Mrs. Jack Rinehart. Mrs. Hal Bennett and Mrs Charles Stauffer.
 
 Mr and Mrs. George Hunter Lut- gerding of West Willetta street gave q charmlngly appointed dinner of ten covers Tuesday evening. cut glass , basket filled with pink roses was the ! tables centerpiece and handpainted cards featuring roses marked the places.
 
 Mrs John SpanSler was d luucheol
 hostess of the week at her attractive