Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-09
THE BANQUET.
Tempe Covers Herself With
Honor.
a More Brilliant Event Never Oc-
cured Within the Social His
tory of the Valley.


delightful manner and how tatteiully
and aitisucally she can entertain her
distinguished visitors. The ball at
Daggs' hall and the banquet at the
Tempe hotel to both houses OF the leg
lature will not soon be forgotten.
Promptly at $3.50 Ariola's orchestra
broke forth in the beautiful strains of
Mendelssohn's wedding march and
place. Supper was then declared and
1t did not take long to fill the large
dining room of the hotel. A repast
worthy OF Delusonico greeted the guests
while murmurs OF delight were heard
on every side. The decorations amid
the crystal and silvrrware brought
forth the admiration of all present.
Again repairing to the ballroom your
correspondent WAS soon lost in the
maze of flowers and beauty which Ari-
coma alone can produce. Every section
Of the territory was represented, but
beauty of the ladies and gallantry Of
the gentlemen were on par from every
point. Among the $50 ppople present,
the following is u partial list:
Among those present from Phoenix
were Mr.. Geo. Hoadley and wife, Mr..
Il. II. Hitler and wife, Mrs. j. p.
Walker, Jr., Miss Halle Walker, Mr..
p. w. Culver and wife, mir. Chas. Shan.
non and wife, Mr.. l.. II. Chalmers and
wife. Mr.. J. A. Marshall and wife. Mr..
w. T. McNeiley and wife, Mr.. L. u.
Norris and wife, Miss Julia Street,
Miss Bessie Reynolds. Miss Serena
Goodrich, Judge Edwards and wife.
The following gentlemen: Messrs +.
r. Nellis, VIM. NJ. Lowell, Foster Dennis,
Ii. G. Rogers. q. b. Skinner, DR.. Wright,
David Gray, A. ID. Brewer. M. f. Rice,
N. +. Gervais, Il. V. p. Hunt, Nj. E.
Hurley, Luther Martin, and DR.. X. q.
Dryden. VIM. Breckenridge, S p. Be-
han. w. L. Foster, David Southwick, K.
4. LeatherwOod.
As il would he unnecessary to say
that every gentleman was dressed in
the convent onal black, we will t y to
describe the beautiful toilets OF some Of
the ladies'.
Mrs. u. w. Gage, white Grape with
chiffon trimmings; ornaments, La
Marque roses aud diamonds.
Mrs. w, j. Kingsbrry wore heauti-
chiffon over grey silk Grape.
Mrs Col. T. L. Schultz had on a
black grrnadine with lac. trimmings
and diamonds "a ornaments.
Mrs. w. A. DIggI wore u black China
ments, diamonds.
Mrs. Frank Titus had on beautiful
blue silk dress trimmed with black lace
and wore diamonds.
Mrs. DR.. Hyde, yellow Surah silk
with black velvet, trimmings beauti.
full Mevice collar.
Mrs. Col. Atkinson wore q magniti-
cent sea let Grape with black lace trim
mings; ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. Saniord's beauty was all the
more imposing by wearing a beautiful
brocaded silk and diamonds.
Mrs. q. T. Hayden was arrayed in a
black silk Grape with emproidered scar
let roses and pearls.
Mrs. &. w. Miller wore beautiful
costume OF ivory yelling with helotrope
garlands and white lace; ornaments
were diamonds.
Mrs. BON Lewis wore beautiful
grew silk with diamonds as ornaments.
Miss Wildman looked bewitchiDg in
blue mule, trimmed with pink; orna.
mems, d almonds.
Miss Gage had on beautiful light
blue silk with chiffon trimmings and
orange blossoms.
Mi 8 Mollie Long wore a costume OF
creme trepe and diamond ornaments g..
Miss Shaw had on a creation of hello.
trope silk and roses. Miss Ramsdel,
wore n"autiful cream cashmere and
China silk.
Miss Wilson looked bewitching in a
blue elk. trimmed with chiffon.
Miss Daisy Lewis had on costume
OF cream challie, trimmed with laven.
der ribbons and lace; ornaments were
Gloire de Dion roses. Miss Adine
Bury wore beautiful cream silk with
chiffon trimmings and diamonds.
Miss Carnthers looked lovely in a
cream cashmere, trimmed with laven-
der ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. Hoadley, creme lace silk; orna-
ments, diamonds.
Mrs. Hitler, blue satin, very charm
ing; diamonds.
Miss Walker, white crepe, point lace.
Mrs. Culver, lavender satin, magnifi-
cent diamonds.
I,
pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Chalmers, blue silk empire
gown.
Mrs. Marshall, lavender silk, dia-
mond ornaments.
Miss Grace Kemp. black lace and
silk, diamonds.
Miss Carrie Frakes, pink silk, pearls.
Miss Goodrich, white lace, pink silk,
diamonds.
Mrs. Edwards, black silk ornaments,
diamonds.
Miss Hiliebrandt, scarlet crepe,
white lace.
Mrs. +. l.. Storment, white crepe,
diamonds.
Mrs. G. T. Springer, black silk, lace.
Much credit is due Mrs. Burris who
surerintended the decorations of the
hall.
The I. o. @. T. Entertainment.