Arizona republican., 1913-02-02
SOCIETY NEWS

 { Among the delightful recent arrivals 1 is Mrs. Julius F. Stone of Columbus Ohio. Mrs. Stone has taken the resi- dence at Eleventh and Culver streets | ! for the remainder of the season. Mrs. <. B. Taggart is receiving a 1 cordial greeting from her host of | friends after d years absence in Los | Angeles. She arrived from California ! q few days ago to make a brief visit | . here the guest of MT and Mrs Ben i stanton of 215 North Eighteenth Ave. i Miss Rema Doris of West Jefferson i street is recovering from d recent se- were illness. It was greatly regretted | that Miss Doris. who is a charming | dancer, was unable to take part in the | Kermis-. She has been absent from all | the affairs of the past few weeks. : 1 Miss Norma Sweeney of North Cen tral Avenue left Sunday for d fortnight ] in Los Angeles ' rom | utSpH comes the interesting news of the engagement of Miss Han nah Mansfield. daughter of Mrs. Eva Mansfield to Henry Mander of Browns vile Texas. No date has been set for the marriage which will probably take place in the spring. Miss Mansfield who is considered one of the most beautiful and fascinating young women in the state visited here fair week and ! was a great social favorite She has been in Arizona at rare intervals in the past few years having passed much of her time abroad. MT. Mander is a prominent club man and very popular in the south.
 Tedd Ross. son of Judge and Mrs Henry D. Ross left Monday for Ohio to continue his studies at Wooster University. Young Mir Ross is a bril- liant student, prominent in athletics and popular member of the Beta Theta Phi fraternity.
 During the quietude of Lent fash iorahle folk will pass many moments in pleasant anticipation of an event that will make the winters most in- tresting affair dull in comparison The Country club is tu give d play that will rival any amateur attrac- tion of the year IL is to immediate ly follow Brown of Harvard" and like it will be produced by Maitland Davies. At present il is little more than q rumor. but rumor with in authentic foundation. It is also known that the cast will be made up. if not entirely of Country club bers. at least with those whose names are always among those present at the smartest functions
 Mrs George Hunter Lutgerding : gave one of the smartaSt events of winter Thursday afternoon. when she entertained with auction at the Wo- mans club. The attractive auditorium !, never was more beautifully decorated . than on this occasion, countless doz- ens of pink carnations being used with charming effect From each side light fell d shower of carna- ions and ferns held by q bow of p5nk tulle. On the stage was placed an enormous wicker basket that held gracefully arranged enchantress car nations and delicate ferns with d loop and bow of tulle about the handle. A delightful feature of the afternoon Twas the musical program by the Besse orchestra The prizes Were won by Mrs. r. x. Trent. Mrs. John Dennett. Jr Mrs. Evans Darby and Hiss Ruth Jessop.
 Mrs. Lutgerding was assisted in receiving by Mrs J. q. Cherry Mrs
 Simon OberfeIder. Mrs w. C. Foster
 Miss Nell Cherry, Miss Agatha Cher ry and Miss Hildergarde Hubbard. | and Mrs Clay Parker. Mrs. Charles
 Stauffer Mrs Edwin Malcolm Hull
 Mrs. Gus NoII, Mrs. Charles Munger. l. Miss Elsie Munger Miss Ruth Jessop
 and Miss Mabel Hooker passed the scores.
 r Mrs. Lutgcrding looked charming in - Link charmeuse yelled in pink crepe = chiffon. The tunic was outlined in crystal fringe that also ornamented the
 bodice of the pretty costume that
 vas nished with d sash of shadow Q lace.
 e Mrs. Foster wore d pretty blue gown :. Of English embroidery, trimmed in lace
 and black velvet.
 q Mrs Cherry wore d Parisian gown : of black voile braided in black in an Q effective design.
 = Mrs. Obcrfelder was handsome in
 peacock blue satin yelled in London
 smoke chiffon studded in moonlight e beads Touches of point lace and y brocaded velvet added to the effect z iveness of one of the most stunning :. gowns that has been seen here this . season.
 ; Miss Agatha Cherry was lovely in { pink satin draped in Brussels net ! and Venetian lace and trimmed in ( brilliantS.