Arizona republican., 1913-01-12
= BY SALLY JACOBS.

f ,heir arrival Tuesday and many
 charmingly informal events have been
 given in their compliment They are
 established at the Adams for few
 days and are planning to return to
 the coast the latter part of the week.
 Mrs Charles Stauffer. of 919 North
 Central avenue will give d series of
 affairs this week in honor of Mrs.
 Webb Griffen and Mrs. Thomas Hig-
 ley. On Wednesday Mrs. Stauffer
 will entertain with hearts and the
 following afternoon with royal auction.
 Miss Eve De Moss. of Omaha. is d
 recent arrival who will pass the re mainder of the season here the guest
 of MT. and Mrs, C. B. Barnhard, of SOP North Tenth avenue.
 Mrs. R. J Roper. of Prescott. is
 the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fen
 Hndreth. of Mcdowell Road
 Mrs. ]. w. Crenshaw, of North First avenue. will entertain the Quatro club Thursday afternoon.
 AIr. and Mrs. Henry George. Mrs ". AI Brownbeck, Miss Helen Brown beck and Miss Emily Brownbecl were the guests of Mrs. J. C. Adams on motor trip to Roosevelt. The little party returned to town Tues day after enjoying the week end at the dam.
 Under the auspices of the Senior class of the Phoenix High School an orchestral concert will he given Fri day evening in the school auditorium. The program will be given hy the School Of AIusi, orchestra and the soloists will be AIr. and Mrs Hen dcr~"n and Tom Trent
 MT and Mrs ". C. Foster of 628 North First avenue had as guests the past fortnight, Mir. and Mrs. Chester Clark Duke and Leslie F Duke of Boston The Dukes. who are nepheWs of Mrs Foster. have Frequently visited here and as usual their stay was punctuated with pleas urable affairs The Chester Dukes left Thursday for san Francisco, MT Dukes headquarters as Pacific coast of a large manufacture ing establishment Leslie Duke, who recently was graduated from the Bos- ton School of Technology, is at pres ent associated with the Vulture Mine and will he in town for occasional Week-ends during the season.
 Society is eagerly anticipating the approaching visit of president elect and Mrs Marshall who are to arrive in Phoenix. Jan uarV 20 They will be the guest of Mrs. Marshalrs mother. Mrs. MCKin- sey of Scottsdale during their stay here. Those who had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Marshall last winter are especially charmed that she will be in Arizona again this season. Mrs. F. T. Ceilings was her hostess on several occasions and one of last winters most pleasant memories was the luncheon she gave in compliment to the interesting visitor.
 ATr and Mrs. F. T Ceilings of SIS North second avenue have as guests at present, Mr. and Mrs. .Elbert Per kins and Miss Doris Perkins who to the keen regret of the many who have had the pleasure of meeting them during their brief stay are leav- ing this evening for California. The i Perkins are friends of the Ceilings from their former home in Lebantn, l Indiana, and interrupted their west ! ern tour to pass a few days with l them in Phoenix.
 Quite the most pretentious event i af the winter took place Friday ar 1 ternoon when Mrs. Charles C. Hutch | inson and Mrs Hugh Campbell enter ! tained with a brilliant musicale at the WOman's club. The club house l was beautifully decorated in garlands 1 of pink carnations and smilaX, that wreathed the side lights. An addi- i tional charm was given the floral features by the great fluffy bows of pink tulle that softened the regular outlines If the ornaments The ! stage held tall vases of carnations and they too, were given the effec- | tive touch of tulle Below the stage i toward the center of the room was a small stand with graceful arrange i ment of the flowers that carried out the pretty pink color tone.
 The prediction that music would 1 hold full sway this season was veri- 1 fled on this occasion as each number was repeatedly encored. The pro- gram presented by Maitland Davies was varied and most interesting one ranging from ballad to operatic se-