Arizona republican., 1896-12-20

Monroe street; Mrs. B. J. Franklin, corner Taylor and Sixth streets.
 Wednesdays-Mrs. D. J. Bennitt, 1 (second and fourth) North Center street; Mrs. A. c. Baker (irst and and Second avenue; Mrs. D. H. Burtis, 522 East Monroe street; Mrs. Geo. w. 1 Hoadley (f1rst and third), southeast corner Monroe and Second avenue; Mrs. Chauncey Clark (second and fourth), University Addition; Mrs. Frank Ives, North Center street; Mrs. C. M Frazier, North Center street; Mrs. R. Allyn Lewis, North Center street; Mrs. w. S. Pickerell, North Center street; Mrs. w. K. James, North Cen ter street.
 Thursday-Mrs E. D. Ford, 12 North Second avenue; Mrs. J. M. Ford, 12 North Second avenue; Mrs. B. A. Flick as, 927 West Washington street; Mrs. Webster Street, Adams, between Sher- man and Hammond streets; Mrs. M. Jacobs, 227 East Monroe street; Mrs. Charles Davidson; Mrs. Fenton Smith, South Second avenue; Mrs. Bishop Kendrick.
 Friday-Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, cor ner Third and Adams streets; Mrs. Dave Goldberg, corner Third and Ad- ans streets; Mrs. B. Heyman, 33S East Adams street; Mrs. c. F. Leonard, 22S South Center street.
 Saturday-Mrs. A. B. Franklin, east Jefferson, Collins Addition; Miss Laura Dobbs, corner Monroe and Fourth av enue.
 1 Mr. A. B. Pearce, chief of the fire de- partment of Denver, was in the city this week. On Tuesday evening he gave dinner party to a few of his old time friends in this city. Those present were: Miss Woolridge, Miss Leona Woolridge, Miss Blanche Woodbridge, MT. Geo. L. Grosvenor of Jacksonville, Miss. MT. N C. Wilson and MT. T. T. Powers.
 Miss Mary Warner, Mrs. c. T. Hay den and Mr. H. G. Taylor of Tempe were in the city last week.
 Mrs. M M Campbell and daughter Edith, formerly of this city but now of Los Angeles, spent last week in this city.
 Miss Mary Electa Heermans, sister of Mir. Paul Heermans, will arrive in Phoenix today from Mansfield, Penn. Miss Heermans will make her home in this city with her brother.
 The football game on Thursday af- ternoon was we'll attended. Some of those present were MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Clark, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Budge, Whitelaw Reid and family, Mrs. A. M Franklin, Mrs. Geo. w. Hoadley, Mrs. Barkley, Miss Davis, Miss McKin- ney, Miss Plank, Miss Sigler, Mrs. M M Campbell, and Miss Edith Campbell. MT. w. McChesney,
 MT. John Sheritt, MT. H. c. Taylor, MT. Frank Rust, Mr. Geo. Tousey, Mr Charles Thomas, Mr. Charles Sirch,
 MT. Porter Fleming and Dr. John Jones.
 f The Shakespeare club held it's regu- lar bi-monthly meeting Friday even- ing at the home of Miss Hill on Fourth
 avenue. The study of the characters of Henry VIII was the evening topic
 Nearly all the members were present and an enjoyable evening with Shakes
 peare was spent.
 Mrs Woolsey and daughters of Ne
 braska arrived in this city on Tuesday
 and will spend the winter here. MT
 Woolsey owns large ranch at Peoria , and will join them later on 7 Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Chandler of Mese were in the city this week attending
 the irrigation congress.
 Prof. O'Malley's dancing school i! rapidly increasing in size. It is won derful to see how quickly the little
 ones learn the new steps. Some O them already have caused bangs O
 jealousy among their older brother! and sisters. Prof. O'Malley is ever o1 < the alert for progress and has nov , introduced the three step waltz, whicl 2 is far prettier than the two step. Tn dancing room is filled every Saturda. with little ones and a casual observe
 will be we'll entertained for a fey
 hours watching them trip the ligh fantastic. JENSE.