Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-04

By fas Gse most enjoyable sairee of the ] saaeon took place Wednesday st Levin 's Han, under .he ausa-ca. af tac Myrtle
 Iiuhvao-e parties ias; yearmstuith such
 universal favor. Elaborate preparations ] were made fer 8 grand t.me, and na ef- : fort or expense .as spared to insure it's uccessz fn tLe ahsence of the Presi- dent of the Club. Mr. SIark Ezekiels. the executive duGes fell upon Mr.I.eo Gold schmidt Nicc-Fresideut, to whose fine abilities and liberal policy much or the success of the pa5ty can be attributed.
 The Committee of Arrangements was compas.i c- 'Iessrs. |. GoIdscLmidt. lsidor G idree Abram Marx. and Fred. f.eislman; Reception Committee-A. Goldschmiat Nose Lulloy and X. Rf. Dular.h; Floor Committee Fred Fleishmau, Louis Iulley and Ahrr,o MarZ; Floor Manager -Isidor Goldtree
 The grand 2Grch began at half rast nine o'clock, and as tleYrocession form cd for promenade tae natural beauty of the iaa-o5 present. heightened by cos Jd-l-s .. rare elegance. eicited cxpres- sioas oi admiration ul all sides. The ce-t1ia-s ct tue ladies present. is best de- scleet uE the Journal ai this morning. inc lrparc c- which is the ioint product oT two lor.ei-t3 leaders of fashion. "a' aiAal Co do justice tO all and to overlook nenc.
 lTs. hm- Iiarsheim- Chocolate silk ca tram; ornaments, flowers and old gold
 Mrs J. .S Mansfield -Brocade, ashes Of roses, Princess en train; ornaments, dia- monds.
 Mrs. j. j. Hamburg Pale pink silk trimmed in white lace; ornaments, dia- mouds.
 Miss Julia Wo0d-Biack dotted silh.
 Miss Saihe Mood-Black silk.
 Miss J. M SclreiUer-I Light blue silk. lace trimmings.
 Mrs. Col. Zabrislie-B.ack silk.
 Mrs. James H. uole-Choc8laIe silk. . broca4e overiress: ornaments, dia- nlIiS.
 Miss Mamie ILompson-Iighte ecru uverdress, black velvet skirt.
 Miss Page Illmpson-O green . oyerd-Cs, and satin s5irt
 Miss r. Go.dtree Water colored satin ! basque. black satin skirt: trimmings. busles. ornaments, garnets.
 Mrs Joe Goldtree- Black silk: trim ] mln-s, jet; ornaments, diamonds.
 Miss =. GnlG.ree- Brocaded black ! satin basque, Swiss s.-in skirt; trim . mugs, auEies; OgGame Is, garuets
 Mrs. l. kaUHWaG-l TcE satin skirt. . b.aeL a..E 3rerl-lss; o-u nents, steel.
 -dTH. -. h8ulmu-B ck brocaded . y5lre. su-t. trimmings, jet; ornaments. ! diamonds.
 Mrs. IsiIar Goldtree-G Garnet velvet suit. ornaments, flowers, diamonds.
 Ars A. MarA-Blars silk; ornaments, gold
 MissE Gog.leii-Ligltb blue brocaded overIress. black velvet skirt, pearl orna- meHts.
 Miss 1L. Gotthelf- Black silk train.
 Mrs D. Gt5b,lf-Light blue satin overiress. black silk skirt.
 Mrs. ]. G1ttaef Brown silk suit; or uamgLt-, gold.
 Mrs. White satin train: trimmings, white lace hounces
 Miss N. Soto-Pink silk underdress, white Swiss oyerlrcss.
 Miss J. Bruuier-Wmte satin suit: or silver.
 Mrs. WittleshoeLer-B Black silk suit; ornament, gold
 Miss s. kaU.msn-Dra walking suit; trimmings. garnet satin.
 Mrs. B. Jacut=-Blach walking suit
 Mrs. S. D-.g glmar- Garnet brocade satin: ornameI-s -s. silver.
 1lrs. f. Ferrl-E.a-k brucade silk: ornaments. gold
 The gentlemen, mostly in full dress. were as follows: Judge B. II. Hereford, l. GottbeE, A. Steiulell, B. Gotthelf. C. SeiIEmun. r. Got,heE, l. Norton, A. M Bragg, Joe GolI-rea, S. DracLman. Louis and Moses Luiiev. James H. Ioola. J. II. !. Harrison, 5. Perrin, j. Kaufman, U. BueLnal, H. CeTvais G. ". Brown, Nm. Elor~heill, j. J. Hamburg, h- Gold smith, r. ?. Thompson, Thomas ThOmp- sou.Mr. Schueuhelz. Alfred Goldschmidt, '. EISlS' .la-, ie. tt,lai5-5, -,. ,H,i,11--e.l- boier, A. Marx, Leo Goilschmidt, Judge !. <. Woods. A. L. po Soto, ". Cole. Col. |. 4. IahTissie, Captain Smith, Dr. Quin- 3n, Major NMtesidc. Lieutenant Ames. }m. pownie, r. Schneider, lIr. Smith. 4 pleasant dance programme was car 2 jed out mUl shortly after midnight, , .len tle happy rhroag adi0urEedto the urggr room. where long tables were e bread with au abundance of the ed los- delicious vialis procurable. a 'Lg supper was provided by Il iess1s. Bayer N SoLwarz. and was a auUie- suitable for any occasion. q ,paiEling wine added to the general ! ocl cheer. and auumber of appropriate | f 1as.s were made al,d responded to, dur- |, lg which lIessrs. J. A. Zabrishie. Leo ibrm Marx, A. N Bragg q nd others made feIicitoUs remarks to . sppy sentiment. Af-ar supper tae the party returned to < le iaL and enjoyed the merry dance , util approaching morn reminded them " hat, without exception the pieasantest c nd most enjoyable -,iree in tBe social | istorv of iuc-an Lad come Co a close, nd ali departed bearing sweet remem- q rnces oT fine happy event.