Arizona republican., 1897-11-28
SOCIET r.

The opening of the Maricopa club with ladies night" on Thanksgiving evening was a successful and enjoy able affair.
 The music was unusually good and every one, young and old, seemed to be unable to resist the temptation and danced until midnight
 Some of those present were, MT. and Mrs. c. J. Hall, MT. and Mrs. L.. H. Chalmers, Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Aims worth, Major and Mrs. Evans, MT. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, MT. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Eine, MT. and Mrs. T. D. Barclay Mir and Mrs. D. R. Brigham, MT. and Mrs. Chandler, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Barnes, MT. and Mrs. Walter Talbot, M and Mrs. Jerry Millay, MT. and Mrs. Walter Bennett, MT. and Mrs. B. Heyman, MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Pinney, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray, MT. and Mrs. B. J. Bennitt, MT. and Mrs. Wade Rulings, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Griffin, Mrs. H. H. Logan, Mrs Knox, Mrs. Conkey, Mrs. Murdock, Miss Winnifred Smith, Miss Tweed, Miss Marguerite Williams, Miss Han cock, Miss Bury, Miss Addine Bury, Miss Knox, Miss Kate Walsh, Miss Haessy, Miss Willis, Miss Solomon, Dr. Walter Jones, MT. Paul Brizard, MT. J. w. Benham, MT. J. W. Crent shaw, MT. Tweed, MT Henry George, Mir. Frank Woodin, MT. Bertram Smith, MT Henry M. Willis, MT. Sar- miento, Mir B. B. Knox, MT. Charley Utter, MT. Stofford, MT. Cecil Shaver.
 Miss Haessey wore a green brocad- Ill., @r-en fy -i1 1oIa and beaver fur; cut low off the shoul ders and full gored skirt.
 Miss Knox wore a white dotted mousseline de soie skirt over white satin, and bodice of embroidered mousseline de soie over satin, low neck, short sleeves caught up with yellow satin ribbons. She wore a large bunch of violets.
 Miss Winnifred Smith looked charming in white organdy over silk, made plain.
 Miss Hancock wore a figured or gandy over pink, low neck and short sleeves.
 Miss Tweed wore heavy white satin skirt and waist of moussel!ne de soie made blouse and striped with narrow black ribbon round yoke, out lined with a twist of cereas ribbon. This was a very striking and hand some costume.
 Mrs D. A. Brigham wore a linen babiste over cereas silk. The skirt was very pretty indeed. It was made with a plain front and full back with embroidered panels at the sides. The waist was made plain but was equally pretty.
 Mrs. Chandler wore heavy black satin gown Skirt plain, waist was of Nile green chiffon over the same col ored silk made blouse and over this was worm a French zouave running up to almost a point on the shoulder and trimmed in beaver fur and Greco ian fancy bald.
 Miss Solomon wore Nile green silk with full gored skirt and plain waist cut low of the neck This was also a very striking gown.
 Mrs. B. Heyman wore an elaborate black satin gown trimmed in dotted balck and white chiffon lace.
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg wore a figured organdy over blue and Mrs. Dave Goldberg a figured organdy over pink.
 Mrs. T. D. Barclay wore a helitrope silk covered with black chiffon and trimmed in helitrope IibbOIs.
 Mrs. Gray wore Nile green silk trimmed in lace. This was probably the most beautiful gown there.
 Mrs. c. J. Hall wore a white or gandy over silk, low neck and accord ion pleated ruffled sleeves.
 Mrs. L. H. Chalmers wore a black brocaded satin sbirt and accordion pleated chiffon over rose cOlored silk with trimmings of rose colored and gold twisted ribbon.
 Mrs. Barnes wore @ white satin gown made plain and trimmed in dou- bled ruff1ing.
 Mrs. Major Evans wore a heavy white Ottoman silk with dahlia strip and trimmed in white lace. She car- ried a large bunch of chrysanthe- mums.
 Mrs. c. J. Hall gave the first of a series of ten luncheons Tuesday af- ternoon at her home, Sixth avenue and Van Buren street.
 This was a Mexican luncheon and the decorations were in accordance with Mexican customs. The dining room was decorated in the national colors. Yellow curtains covered with white lace curtains were hung over the windows and draped at the top with red, thus casting a soft subdued light over the entire room. The dec orations on the mantle and cheffonier were of Mexican design, including cas- carets, and draped with smilax.
 The table was very prettily decor ated in smilax and large bunch of caranation was placed in the middle of the table and on either side of this was a candelabra holding five candles which formed the only light in the room except the daylight reflection through the draped windows.
 The favors were small tamales tied with tha national colors.
 Covers were laid flor five. The vian6ls were all Mexican dishes, in- cluding tamales, enchiladas, chicken jickianes and ice cream frozen in the national colOrs.
 It was a unique and enjoyable af- fair The remaining lunoheons will he Of different characters and it is