Weekly journal-miner., 1913-02-12
(From Sundays Daily.) FEBRUARY.

Youngest child of winters three,
 Comes along amid the snow
 When the winds of winter blow, Singing such a lively tune,
 Making winter bright as June.
 Takes from art her mantle fine
 Lovers dainty valentine.
 Tells of cupid, shy yet bold,
 Story that shall ne'er grow old
 Making maidens blush and smile,
 As they read of love the while.
 Though she speedeth by so fast,
 When the winters over past
 She shall long remembered be
 Youngest child of winters three. IDA NJ. WARD.
 The social column will be discon- tinued during the Lenten season, as many of the hostesses have decided to rest after the numerous festivities and gayeties of the winter, so there will be quite a lull in entertaining.
 Among the largest and most sue cessful functions given this season, was the luncheon which took place on Tuesday afternoon at which Mrs. John C. Herndon, Mrs. Morris Gold water, Mrs. David W. Russell and Miss Olive Fisher presided a-:he Yavapai club.
 Promptly at ? o'clock the guests assembled in the spacious dining room where tables, daintily decorat- ed with candles, wreathed in fluffy pink and encircled with strands of smilax, accommodated the guests who numbered over a hundred.
 In the drawing room and ball room, where the guests were receiv- ed after luncheon, were decorations of enchantress carnations, pink tulle and graceful arrangement of greenery In the larger room tables were arranged for "500', while the smaller one was chosen for those who wished to sew For the enter tainment of these friends guessing game was also introduced at which AI-- L TT SA,,41,xr.rrth ha fortunate contestant Exquisitely designed bags in pink were the priz- es and of the "500' players Mrs. O.. A. Hesla and Mrs. James A. Hope made the highest scores of the af- ternoon while the Islam" honors were won by Mrs. Charles C. Keel CT and Mrs. Harris.
 Those bidden to share the pleas ures of the afternoon were: Mes danes A. D. Adams, George Gotten, J. M. Aitken, Mcclure, Thomas Bate, H. D. Aitken, LeRoy Ander- son, H. E. Armitage, Rudolph Baehr, w. D. Baker, Dave Biles, J. Harvey Blain, Ed Block, A. w. Bork F. c. Brecht, Harry Brisley, z. O. Bfown,- R. H. Burmister, T. E. Campbell, H. A. Cheverton, E. s. Clark, w. A. Cline, H. Colvig, L. E. Corbin, F. P Cruice, L. C. Der rick, w. H. Doyle, w. A. Drake, E. !
 w. Butcher, William Duncan, FL liott, Dixon Fagerberg, Benjamin Field, J. w. Finn, Jean Eads, Isa- bell Forrest, J. K. Miller, w. F. Robinson, F w. Foster, M. A. Fras- CT, R. N. Fredericks, J. I. Gardner J. J. Hawkins, Paul Deming, NJ B. Hazeltine, Harry Heap, O. A. Hesla G. N. Hoffman, James A. Hope, M C. Harris, H. P Hughes, ]. A. Jaeger, A. A. Johns, Pearce Beaver C. T. Joslin, Thomas NJ. Jones, E A. Kastner, Charles Keeler, L. A. Kehr, w. A. Kent, w. T. King, N Levy, D. Levy, H. H. Linney, R. N Looney, w. C. Loss, Allen Love James R. Lowry, Thomas Marks, C. E. Meany, L. McMahon, E. H. Meek J.. W. Mines, E. J. Mitchell, F. M Murphy, Inez Mcdonnell, Scott Nit chell, E. L. McClave, J. B. McIn- tosh, C. H. McLane, J. NJ. McNally, William Nelson, Maude L. Baldwin, I
 T. c. Norris, T. w. Otis, H. Lathe, C. A. Peter, C. M. Raible, Hugo Richards, Thomas Nolan, Roberts, J. H. Robinson, W.. H. Jack, R. J. Rop- CT, w. w Ross, George Ruffner, Lulu Ward, Lester Ruffner, H. C. Shotwell, A. L. Smith, H. T. South worth, J. P w. Stewart, R. P. Tal- bot, w. H. Timerhof, J. B. Tom linson, O. H. Tucker, Gary Vyne, J. Wm. Waara, Thomasson, F. B. Walker, M. V. Watson, E. w. | WaiIS GaOrDa INar+ Tor,ae IAIbo4