Arizona republican., 1897-11-14

 Japanese, lanterns offering a most in- viting appearance. In order to more fully appreciate the decorations on the interior it will be necessary to de- scribe each room separately.
 Upon entering one finds ones self in a small, but cozy reception hall. Leading from the left is the drawing room, which is elabOrately furnished in gold and white. The floor is pol ished and covered with beautiful rugs of fine texture and in gold and white designs. The furniture is all of white birds eye maple and of most elaborate finish. Two small vases filled with dainty rosebuds on a small center table at one end of the room and a large vase filled with huge roses on mantei at one end were all the extra garnishings to the room. North of this room is the music room, furnished tremendously in different shades of pink. On the east side of the drawing room and the north side of the reception hall is large room cozily furnished and decorated in red. A large fire in the grate at the north end of this commodious room formed a most picturesque appearance. Vases filled with roses placed here and there on the center table, escretoire and on the mantel added a still more cheerful look to the room.
 There are two entrances from the ! north side of this room, one into the dining rocm and one into a bedroom, furnished most exquisitely in blue and white. This room is spacious, with a large grate and mantel at one end, and tas.ily furnished with a white. enamel bedroom suite. On the east side is a small coZy bedroom, furnished in lavender and white. On the north side Of the large bedroom and also the north side of the dining room is a large porch enclosed in canvas. This is used for large dim ner parties, as on this occasion. Covers were laid for twsnty-bwo. The walls were dec orated with American flags and ban ners, as were also the chairs occu- pied by Chief Justice Street and Gov ernor lMcCord, the guests of honor. Four large gold bowls filled with chrysanthemumS and roses were placed on the table between three mag 1ifcent tall lamps. The display of silverware was gorgeous. The favors were red rosebuds tied with red rib bons. At the. south end of this large dining hall is a china closet contain ing a rare display of choice china ware. The entire home was thrown open, making one immense recep ion hall
 The following list of edib,es was presented, distinguishing fea .ure of which was the absence of French dishes:
 i Fairhaven Bay Oys CTS. San Diego Olives. Boston Crackers. Chicken Consomme. Roast Turkey, Oyster Dressing. Yuma Green Peas. Mashed Potatoes
 Cranberry Sauce
 Celery. Clare,i Punch.
 Lobster Salad. Long Branch Waters | Steamed Chicken, Egg Sauce. 1 Maricopa County New Creamed Po-
 tatoes. Tempe Sugar Bees.
 Spaghetti, Tobasco Sauce New England Minca Pie. l New Orleans Cream Peach Pie. Pineapple and Ohio Cream Cheese. Chocolate, Vanilla, Lemon and Straw
 berry Ice Cream. l Old Fashioned Christmas Fruit Cake Cocoanut Cake.
 Walnut Cake.
 bOSIOu GOuuu OsdkE.
 Chocolate Cake. Glendale Grapes
 Santa Cruz Apples.
 Mesa Peaches. Florida Bananas
 Peoria Raisins
 Salt River Valley Nuts.
 Black Coffee.
 The evening was spent in conversa- ,fon and music by Sonora Navarro and Mr and Mrs. Gill and Miss Violet Gill
 The invited guests were: Governor and Mrs. Myron H. McCord, Judge and Mrs. Webster Street, Adjutant. General and Mrs. Lewis Attorney General and Mrs. Frazier, Dr. ani Mrs. Hambln, Captain and Mrs. J. A Baldwin, Senor and Senora s. F. Ma. varro, MT. and Mrs. N A. Morford , MT. and Mrs. c. C. Randolph MT. ans Mrs. J. O. Dunbar and J. w. Spear.
 
 , An oyster supper was rendered MT Henry M. Willis on Friday evenin, : at Schuller's oyster parlors. He wa Ehe recipient of an umbrella and can : combined and a large handsome muf fer. Those present. were: MT. Loui Jordan, MT. Eldredge Jordan, MT. R T. OWicI dIu INIT. OudrI6S DITCH. Thki Maricopa club is making ex r tensive preparations for it's opening o, Thanksgiving evening
 g MT. and Mrs. R. E. Miller enter ] tained friends on Thursday evening t : dinner party. Those present were Mrs. M. B. Wheelkr, Big Bug; MT. an f Mrs. w. B. Thomas, MT and Mrs. g W. Eastwood, MT. and Mrs. William g Cox, MT. and Mrs. Fred Tait, Mrs Brown, Mrs. Lin Orme, Mrs. Henr g Orme, Mrs. Burns, Miss Lulu East . wood.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer A. Cook o = Forest, Ohio, arrived from the sout . Friday morning and will remain fo = the winter. If MT. Cook finds thi = tihe proper climate for his troubl they will dispose of their easter, = properties and unite their lives an fr,y4h IT, a.+ ~e