Arizona republican., 1897-10-10
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 The social season is again close a hand. Although very little has as yet occurred yet this winter promises t6 be a gay one socially, There are sev- eral musical and dramatic concerts talked of and the dancing clubs and social hops will be renewed with great vigor The ho- tels and the Maricopa club are anticipating/a brisk winter and everything seezs to be indicative of psosn1s. 1as nEslisst Jason yet known in
 MT. c. Clark. the genial manager of the Ford hotel, is making plans Informal Eertainments Hi of if GaussH pnrely social ch{racter will be given every evening, nd twice a week there will be must H for the pleasure of those who care to dance.
 MT. Adams of the Hotel Adams is still undecided as to his settled plan, but bis guests undoubtedly will have enjoyable time
 The Eltre Nous club will be again Previved but under a different name.
 The DeuX Temps will be reorganiz- ed sometime this month
 The Maricopa club will no doubt follow it's former methods of enter talnlng which have always proved to be popular.
 The Manzo academy of music an academy composed of some of the best musicians of the day, both vocal and instrumental will be an impor- tant factor in social functions this season. This academy contains Sig nora Donna Ygnacio Gallardo, teach CT of vocal music and the piano, Prof. Lester Payne, mandolin, Prof. Man nel Manzo, violin, guitar, harmony and the Spanish language This academy is completely organized and promises much for the music loving people of Phoenix The musical di- rector is Prof. Manuel Manzo and the business manager is Prof. Lester Payne
 The marriage of Miss Harriet Lap ham to MT. Paul Heermans took place Thursday evening at S:30 o'clock at the residence of the Misses Wilcox on Second avenue The ceremony was performed by Rev. Preston Me Kinney in the presence of a few in innate friends. The parlors were decorated with flowers and dainty vines, making an artistic effect. The bride wore a white organdy. made plain with bread taffeta silk sash and stock collar. Miss Lapham is well known in church and social circles. having come here with an invalid sister about a year ago. She is a. young lady of rare ability and her constant devotion to her invalid sis ter has won her many friends. MT. Paul Heermans, representative of the Los Angeles Times fer this territory. is also well known here.
 Those present. at the wedding were Rev. and Mrs. Preston Mckinney. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards, May Ow- en, Miss Eleota Reermans, Miss Ina Lapham, Miss Sibyl Lapham, Miss Wilcox, Miss Sadie Wilcox and MT. Lawrence Lowell
 MT. and Mrs. Heermans will reside on Ninth avenue, near Five Points. Mrs. A. T. Corbin of Plainville, H.. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Davidson, for some time, returned to her home last week
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Barnes of Hol- brook are in the city, guests of MT. and Mrs. Walter Talbot Mrs. Barnes will remain for the winter MT. 6aIiIOS leaves IOulSQC TOT I1OIDrOOk but will return in November and spend a portion of the winter here with his wife.
 MT. J. W. Benham will leave short ly for an extended visit with relatives in northern California.
 MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Clark of the Green hut ranch, Peoria, passed through this city Thursday en route to their mine, the Santa Maria, near Congress, where they will remain 30r a short time
 Mr- and Mrs. L. H. Chalmers and daughter will return this evening from Los Angeles
 Mir D. o. Stratton, chairman of the Live Stock Sanitary commission, left til Tuesday.
 MT E. E. Jordan is in Tucson for a short stay.
 MT. and Mrs. Phil Brannon left Fri day for Tucson where they will re- side. They have many friends who will regret their departure
 4 letter received from Mrs. Cowan, formerly Miss Marie Anita Yaeger, announces that owing to the yellow fever in the south khey are tempo rardly stopping in th Carolina. As yet there are no c niu Vicksburg, &bome. "a i;ll with