The Arizona champion., 1889-03-09

che occasion.
The toilets of the ladies were
, superb and taken altogether it Ger
tainly was the finest dressed assem-.
blage flagstaff has ever had the
honor OF entertaining. We will
endcayor to give slight description
of the dresses worn:
| Mrs. Cameron, black silk beaded
trimming.
Mrs, E, B. Davidson, pear silk
and velvet
Mrs, Robt. Clark, black silk
bead trimming.
Mrs U. Z, Curtis, cream nuns
yelling and satin.
Mrs. VIM. Glendenning, black
lace ever black satin.
Mrs. G. d. Donelly, cream satin
and wine colored velvet.
Mrs. Geo. Babbitt, pink nuns
yelling,
Mrs. P. j, Bunnen, wine colored
satin.
Mrs, VIM. Mayhower, grey cloth
and blue plush,
Mrs Jim O'Neil, black and old
gold satin.
Mrs 4. A. Riordan, black lace
and pink satin.
Mrs. r. w. Sisson, brown brocade
and plain satin.
lIm. J. R, Kilpatri.k, black sat
in beaded trimming.
Mrs L. J.. Burns, black silk.
Mrs. VIM. Yancy, brown cloth
and plush.
Mrs. L. +. Hoffman, crelm bro
cade and plain satin.
Mrs. Mack Salzman, black silk.
Mrs. j. A. Vail, wine 'colored
cloth and plush.
Mrs, AL Doyle, black CASHMERE.
Mrs. +. Leaning, brown silk.
Mrs T. F. McMillon, black silk !
and lace.
Mrs ]. @. Donnie, white and |
pink satin.
Mrs, J, H. Hoskins, light silk !
evening dress.
Miss Clara Coffin, black lace over
black satin.
Miss Emma Livingston of Wins
low, Jack silk beaded trimming,
Miss Hawkins, Of Winslow, cream
lace over pink satin.
Mrs. Jno. Downs, of Winslow,
black lace and red plush.
Mrs. j. G. Courtney, Winslow,
black silk.
Mrs. Daze, Of Williams, black
silk.
Miss. Lille Mrrshall, cream nuns
yelling wh.ye sitin,
Miss Maggie Brannen, black
satin bead trimming.
Miss Eva Ashurst, cream lace
over pink satin.
Miss Bell Switzer, gray cloth and
blue velvet.
Miss Stella Yancy, light blue
cloth.
Miss Ella Hawks, blue cashmere.
Miss Lille Boal, light cloth suit
Miss Mary Hawks, blue silk.
Miss Jennie Beal, black cassi-
mere beaded.
Miss Ida Snyder, brown cloth and
velvet.
Miss Minnie Hicks, brown silk.
The gentlemen present. were
Messrs. T. A. Riordan, U z. Cur
It's, G. d. Donelly, G. w. Sisson,
J. Ii. Hoskins, Max Salzman, J. A.
Vail, Geo. Rabbit, ?. J. Brannen,
I. +. McMillon, Al. Doyle, L. l..
Burns, w. II. Yancy, w. A, Swift
ger, Chas. Hawkins, VIM. Daze,
Juo. Downs, J. L. Jones, j. O'NeiIl,
VIM. lMayhower, L. L. Hoffman,
+. Leaning, J. Lockett, Niles
Cameron, VIM. Glendonning j. IL.
Lind, Ed Gale, @ A, Keller, Chas. !,
r.. w. Bell, John Dona-
van, Jos Brannen, Geo II. Cook,
]. NJ. sE;rannen, II. +. Poindexter,
n. L. Fetter, P. G Cornish, J, NJ.
simpson, 7. j. Ross, 7. A. Brown
D. A. Francis, Hugh Campbell, +.
E. Foster, VIM. Pitts, j. Salzman,
rhe lunch was pronounced by all
20 be splendid the coffee in particu-
ar hit the right spot and reflected
great credit on the ''only Theodore.
We cannot refrain from noting ;
he wini up which was not on the
programme viz: Our colored friend !
Archie on the stage behind the cur
aims in trying to keep time to the
music of the last dance got mixed Z
Up with schottische step and hit {
he floor about 4 feet from the front
II the stage on his back the peculiar !
expression on his countenance af- {
orded great amusement for those 5
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