Arizona republican., 1892-04-24

In THE SOCIAL SWIRL.
Mrs. Il. p. Bennitt Gives q Delight
full Evening.
GERMAN AT MRS. GLENN CLARKS.
The Lawn Tennis Games Played at
Tempe.
Surprise Party Given By Master
Briggs Goodrich in Honor of
Master Bertram Smith.

One of the most delightful socia
events that has occurred in this city fol
some time took place Thursday evening
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. j
Bennitt, being "pot pourri" party
The entertainment of the evening, az
the word signifies, was somewhat varie-
gated-dominoes, whist, euchre, and a
variety of games, promotions being
made from one table to another, as in
progressive euchre. The gentleman's
prize, handsome cake with the words
incrusted "you take the cake" was won
by Capt. Crenshaw. The captain made
an artistic acknowledgment. The BOBBY
prize, drum, with the appropriate
legend something you can beat" was
awarded to Chas. Goldman. Mrs. Leo
Goldman received handsome mirror
as the lady's prize.
The gentleman'5 cards were hand
painted and bore a quotation which cor
responded with the name OF flower
worn by each lady ON handsomely
manipulated souvenir badges.
The refreshments were credit to the
culinary art.
1t was at late hour that the guests
thanked the hostess for the pleasantly
spent evening, experimenting it with
kind good night, and repaired to their
respective homes feeling better and hap
pier for the diversion which the exer-
cises had afforded.
Those in attendance were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Titus, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Heyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Goldman, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gold
man Mesdames Nicholson and Belden !;
Misses Street, Copes, Talbot, Corson,
Pembcrton, Cole, KING and Bennett,
and Messrs. Captain Crenshaw, l.. Il.
Little, d. II. Burtis, +. w. Wood, Dan
williams, Will Pitcher, Richard Flem-
ming and Will Pemberton.
Mrs. Glenn Clark entertained num-
Der OF friends Wednesday evening at
cards and dancing. The affair was an
elaborate one and full dress. Among
the guests were: Gov. and Mrs. Muir
ply, Mrs. NJ. L. Spaulding, Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Hine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morford, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Hammond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Millay, Judge and
Mrs. Street, Mrs. Q. +. Belden. Miss
Talbot, Miss M,chaels, Miss Perley,
Miss Corson, Miss King, Miss Street,
Miss Mooney, Miss Whitlock, Mr. Geo.
Beardsley, Mr.. +. w. Wood, Capt. j.
w. crenshaw, Mr.. II. l.. Kennedy, Mr..
l.. B. Christy, Mr.. d. Williams, Mr.. Il.
Il. Hewins, Mr.. K. Fleming, Mr.. Il.
T. Little, Mr.. Chas. Pratt, Mr.. w. NJ.
Thompson, Mr.. Phelps, and Col. Her
ring.
The tennis games played in Tempe
Wednesday resulted in a victory for the
Phoenix club. The game was called at
2 O'Clock by the single ladies, Miss Julia
Street for the Phoenix club and Miss
Kloss for Tempe. Two sets were played,
resulting in two straights for Miss
Street. DR.. Jessop and Mrs. Frank
Nicholson for Phoenix and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Kingsbury for Tempe, played the
mixed doubles. The Phoenix players
earned the honors. d. Ii. Burtis and
DIR. Jessop for Phoenix and W. j. Kings
bury and o. l.. Montgomery for Tempe,
played the gentlemen's doubles. In
this Tempe took two out OF three. The
Phoenix ladies' doubles was led by Miss
Street and Mrs. Nichols, while MISS
N lOso huu WITS.
Tempe. The third game is yet to be
played, and will probably be contested
for on the Phoenix grounds. most en-
ioyable time was reported by the visi-
tors.
Last evening THE REPUBLICAN editor
ial rooms were stormed by bevy OF gay
little misses and lads. The young peo-
pie were on their return from a surprise
party gotten up by Master Briggs Good.
rich in honor OF Master Bertram Smith,
at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith had prepared the
grounds and an extensive collation. for
the young peoples amusement and they
turned themselves "loose," as children
should. A prominent feature of the
days sport was donkey game in which
Dean Woodward and Lola Kincaid won
the first prizes and Stanley Woodward
and Matte Carrot second prizes.
Among the young folks present were:
Zelda Block, Leah Kelly, Mildred
Kelly, Lilly and Eta Murray. Matte
and Anne Garrett, Fred and Louie
Brill, Johnnie Swilling. Ben and Jo
Porter, Albert Grant, Bertram Smith,
mary Smith, Mark Long, Briggs Good
rich, Bessie, Willie and Mamie Fickas,
Sarah Jacobs, Ned Palen, Ella and
Adella Hauxhurst, Earnie and Floyd
Stroud, Frank and Sylvia AiDsworth,
Harry and Walter Logan, Johnnie
Kelly, Francis, Cass and Eugene Rede-
will, Winniired and Adine Bury, Anita
Schwartz, Julia Mosher, Elmerst and
Ruth Lightburn.
'VI,o IT;.,h uohanl oa,n anna.