Arizona republican., 1913-01-12

There is scarcely a day left in the engagement book for January. Long before an hostess cared to issue her cards she tound it necessary to announce the date of her function and even then has not always been successful in not conflicting with an
 other social or q club event. \ group of young society marons have been endeavoring for the past six weeks to find one afternoon on which they could meet to organize a royal auc- ton club They have just about given up their plan for if they did have club. when could it meet? There are not so many affairs on the t1pis for inc evenings as time had to be left free for the rehearsal of the kermiss, the beautiful dances of the Seasons to be given at the Ellls theater on Thursday the thirtieth and Friday. the thirty first Naturally the chief interest centered about those who were to take part and since that mo- lnentous question has been answered by The Republican. fashionable folk are wondering who will occupy the boxes at the two performances. It has been decided that the boxes will not be sold at auction. but will be included in the regular sale of seats which will open a few days previous to the event The prominent club men who are the patrons will un- dpJbtedly be among the hosts and several of the chaperOneS have signi- lied their intention of entertaining large parties Every number on the program is being carefully drilled and each one is a star attraction" Ma turally the appearance of Miss Ruth Doris and Sidney Clearinghouse is of more than ordinary interest as they are exceptionally graceful dancers and their success in the re- cent Woman's club vaudeville is fresh in the mind of society, They are to lead the Holly and Mistletoe dance and others who are to participate in The figure are MT and Mrs Winsor Day, Mir. and Mrs Foster Rockwell. Miss Rema Doris and J. B Cunning ham.
 One of the prettiest events Of win ter took place Friday when Miss Stella Sears gave q luncheon at her North Central avenue residence in. honor of Mrs. H. C. Baumsa ertner. As a happy relief from the holiday decorations that have been used sol prOfusely the past fortnight. Miss Sears chose d dainty pink and white color tone which was attTactively carried out The six small tables had like decorations. At each place was d tripod of pink and white can dies and pink flowers featured the place cards Odd shaped wicker has kets held great showers of delicate toned carnations and the tally cards l for hearts accentuated the color scheme
 The guest list included. Mrs. Baum gacrtner. Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes, Mrs Raymond Cover, Mrs. ] Joseph Melczer, Mrs. Donald Me Queen. Mrs Arthur Luhrs Mrs. Ed win Malcolm Hull, Mrs. Henry Clay Parker. Mrs Robert Peabody. Miss Ruth Doris. Miss Helen Ely, Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Norma Sweeney, Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss George ] Bailey. Miss Fay De Mund Miss Lucy Tolleson Miss Marion Doris, Miss Harriet Hurley. Miss Rema Doris, ! Miss Hazel De Mund. Miss Ella l Luhrs. Miss Emma Luhrs, Miss Mildred Stacy Miss >ielen Potter and Miss Helen Laird.
 MT and Mrs. H. J. Newhouse. Of, S10 North Sixth avenue recently en- tertained with an informal supper. i Their guests were MT. and Mrs. Malt {, land Davies. Miss Dede Dennis, Miss Lola Stroud, Thomas Prescott and Cass Redewill.
 Mir. and Mrs. w NJ Seabury, of Westmoreland Place motored tol Globe yesterday where they will re- main for the week end.
 
 Captain and Mrs. Joseph L. B. ! Alexander of 604 North Third avenue l gave a prettily appointed dinner Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs 1 Harold Baxter who left the following evening for New York. Mrs, II. NJ. 1 Alexander and Miss Florence Alex ander were among the guests at this delightful affair
 An eagerly anticipated affair is the | bridge to be given by Mrs. Helen i Bury and Mrs. Daniel Francis at the l Woman's club Friday afternoon.
 After an absence of several years 1 Mrs. H. H. Logan and Miss Anna | Logan. of Los Angeles, are making | brief visit to Phoenix. They re-