Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
he Dcings Of Society in Tucson the
 Past Week.
DULL SEASON, BUT A FUTURE IN sIcBE-THE FIBEAIEN's BALL
 PERSONALS
SOCIETY.

PERSONALS
 SOCIETY. ] dAnge three swost. successive dances
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 Az rou-d We whlrl.
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 SD lntrrtsiiug aas ae weather,
 So far tAe snow.
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 By chance upEt morning with her meeting.
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 She cuts me cead.
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 aud nov | know
 Hos Wretrlul S ghls beas' ly weather.
 How vale -he suow-
 Soclal life has been rather dull the past week in Tucson, still there have been two very enlivening features. One was the brilliantly wotded lecture Of lhos. Fitch on Tuesday evening, and the other was the Ereman's ball of last night. Private social parties have not been as numerous as they have been in the past.
 The anniversary of Washingtou's birthday YVES more generally observed tbaa ever The banks, wholesale houses offices aud nearly all the stores were closed. The crty wore Q regular sppear- 6u. e, while all day the stars and stripes toatel proudly from the court house dome. placed ;hera by the patriouc hands 3t t4at veteran 5Idier, Cap. Geo. Hand.
 The prospect is encouraging. To- morrow evening the Women's Christian Temperance Un.on, a worthy female benevcItnt sac.ety give their first en, tsrtaiume-t The Good Templsrs have a literary entertainment in preparation. Tle Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi- neers are D .rzhallmg their forces for a sccisl somewhere u tie iles of April There are aeverI others who have re- quested our society inks not to "pyt 1t ID the paper"
 A sAGISo PICNIC.
 One oi the delightful and pleasant features if yesterlay, the great day marking the anniversary of the birth of Washington. Amcricau's honOred states maa. was a httie party formed for a pic nic @. tle base of the picturesque Cats lima muu-tlIs iH the Saoilo Canyon. The parry vas composed of Mir. and Mir Stiles, Dir. and hirs. Ed. Hudson, Mir aud Mrs. Judge Haynes, Mr. and Mrs ". J. White. Mrs. W Scott. Mrs. Jones Miss Florence White. Miss Sallie Wood. Miss Lena Wood. ". J. Corbett, J. T. Gormey. H. E. Penney, John Gardiner. B. C. B4r-oll, J. \. Anderson, IT,, and others. The party was strictly recherche. The day was a regular spring day flor he Essi ern statesl and 1t was so pleas 4utiy en]1,ed that its memories will ingsr in tbe minds o' the participants many years hence.
 THE BALDWIN WEDDING.
 On Wednesday @ pleasant wedding ceremony was performed by Rev J. W. Robinson. Mir V. " Baldwin, of the firm Of Dyar, Fiuch q Baldwin, of Ben son. was united in the holy bonds of Iaatrimory with Mrs. Sarah D. Carleton of the same place. Mr. and Mrs. Bald in were the recipient of a midnight arauaie at the hands of several musical lends the evening of heir marriage. hey returned home on Thursday.
 REV. T. P. BERRY.
 A letter from Rev. J. I. Berry in Michigan. so vel known in Tucson. was rscelvsI last week hy Prof. Hall, in which the former expressed himself as rrpidiy recovering from his long illness md the sorrow of the death of hIs two Clildreu.
 THE PIONEER HOSE BALL.
 The ball Of Pioneer Hose Go. No. l. li st night passed of, as wa anticipated, u the most agreeable m uuer to all psruciF ants. The hall decoratio.s, S, which have already been partly des- cibeJ iu these columns. were admired b. every one. Ip addition to the ertis- i dI-Flay Of bunting, evergreens and TIcJuIe- ol wal lis and ceiliug. suspended from the latter were four handsome D -d cages containing cauuries. These sCngs7er= warbled with the orchestral aCcon panimeut throughout the night. fId proved pleasing and novel fea- tU @.
 The attendance was quite large. iu i..t there were Gs many bs the hall @. lid couvs nieutiy accoInodate. There were twelve quadriiie sets on the floor a- one time. Ihe ladies dressed with ci iruiur taste, and although tEe gen tlgmen regretted that the iairer sex was DO. p0re largely represented, none were heard to complain of not having a -l andid time.
 shortly after midnight the guests marched ia a body Co the Palace Hotel. ru there partook of an excellent sup per. After the completion of thls neces- -1-- part of the programme, dancing ,.is vigorously resumed, and was con iultd untl i o'clock. The arrange uolts of the entertainment were care iu F observed. the committees attentive to her respective duties, and, all in all, he ati ir furnished a~ much enjoyment, ls ny os the kinG ever given m Tucson. The music by the Fort Lowell band, m ler the leadership of Professor Ho bes. was exceptionally fine.
 Among the ladIes present were the SI=slsmCs Henckes, D. A. Sanford, Geo i=l1, Gardiner Small wood. Spicer, Nare. W. J. White, Cady, c. Fl. Philips ". E. Hopkins, Wood E. Thompson. and Frank Lee Included .a t.e misses were Marie Moreir, Alice Sch aiter. Josie Ludlow, Josie ocL aiber. r. Plerce. Thompson, Gallo way Martina Castro, Katie and Mary tI.z-erali, D. Smal.wO3d, Sarah No -ieg., Soto, C. Barren. Nettie Ezekiels, -. appel Soledad Appel Rusk, U. Castro, Fanny Healey, Relet8, 4. Iea. y, jula MoTein. Connors, Ames, Brown. Could. Clark, Ellsworth, R -zele,s and Watts.
 Its gentlemen ID attendance were: B T Hereford, Louie Lulley, Charles 'L'L pS Harry EdgliL. D J Bolyn. rang Lee. E Finch, $ Knight. r NJ sol' her. D Walsh. D H Armstrong, \ Na-laum0nt, J J Blucham. Ramon ssr-. c Clanberg, Will Zab-lskie, J lan luan. Santos Arras, Jncob Martin. | Lee To-oney, I Gottbef, E W Czer- wins 2. Jules Czerwinsky. J R Thomas. J Snyder, Joseph Carbon, c B icne.. James Wood, Carlos Tully, D T 5riggr, II Kaufman, Bob Wood, V ? Fan iurea. J L Ardis, ? Henck>, Knox | 'orbst, CT H Began, John Casey, Frank 1 ' orutey, W G Foy, Dr White, Stephen | lchC !, Igl Walien, M G SamsniPgo, l Iran geo Slain, Geo Hucks, D A | nf.-i, T II Appel, Harry Clutch, M | ie-y T, AI Lonergan, ? J McQuilkIn, 0 l ob- Il, Samual Baird, T F Hsllahan, g. 4Jtsr Wink. J T lnnis. z F Eollais- .ee, than Bac, r 4 Hartwell, II | iardener, Jules Goldbaum. Geo Scott, l , R Wores, Thomas Lee, George | .ichen3r, Laun Clifford, c 5 Haynes. -onu Caly. Chas II Phillips, c W wilcox. Henry Burns, 4 katz, M J x ureut. C r Brown, \ " Brown, C -.r,oGeII r Rruua Nj Hiiburn NJ |