Arizona republican., 1897-12-26

ate what has been needed for 50 many years, a musical world in the United States. By its annual meetings and sectional meetings it will enable the public to become better acquain ed with the leading composers, singers and musicians, and will aid those just beginning a musical career who, under present conditions find their progress embarrassed by beirg un- known A national bureau may be had which will facilitate the s>uiy of music throughout the land, the giving of concerts, the presentat on of operas ard oratories, the develop ment of grand concerts and grand opera, and, above all, the holding Of great musical festivals.
 Ladies night" at f.he Marseopa club Thursday night was thorough y successful. Dancing was the gen "a, programme for the evsning. These present were MT. and Mrs. Edward Butts, Major and Mrs. J. w. Evans MT. and Mrs. Leslie Larimer, MT. and Mrs William Pickeren, MT. and Ms, E. J. Bennitt, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Barnes, MT and Mrs Walter Bennett, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Griffin, MT. and Mrs. T. D. Barclay, Dr.. and Mrs An cil Martin, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Brig ham of Mesa, Mrs. Murdcck, Miss Kohlman, Miss Solomon, Miss Sher- ritt, Miss Bixby, Miss Graham. Miss Smith, Miss Bessie, Coops, Miss Liz beth Y. Allen, Miss Tweed, Miss Shields, Miss Bury, Miss Addine Bury, Miss Knox, MT. George Buxton, NJ. J. w Beninam, MT. Paul Brizard, MT
 Henry Nj. Willis, Mr Eldridge Jor- dan, MT. Grinnell. AIr. J. W. Cren- shaw, Mir E. J. Knox, MT. Cecil Sha- yer. MT. Bertram Smith and MT. Utting.
 MT and Mrs. H. W. Adams of Glen dale. entertained a party of eleven at Christmas dinner las, evening in the private dining rooms a. the Ford ho- tel.
 MT and Mrs. Charles J. Miller gave a dinner party to a number of in.i- mate friends last evening at the Ford hotel.
 Miss Helen Marshall was the re- cipient of q delightful surprise party last week. Those present were Miss Normad Damron, Miss Nellie Can ming, Miss Margaret Layson, Mss Georgia Viult. Miss Luella Webster, Miss Minnie Kyle, Miss Mattie Ter reH, MT. Cal Williams, Mir. Howard Long. MT Melville Morris. MT. Leo Rosenberg, MT. James Smith, Mr Roy Madison, MT. Robert Brown and Mrs Max Vieult.
 Some of the little folks at the Ho- tel Adams had a donkey party Friday evening in the hotel parlors. A huge tailless donkey drawn on canvass was hung on tha wall in one end of the drawing room and each child was given, a tail with a number fastened at one end and a pin One in turn was blindfo1ded and after turning around three times vas left in utter darkness to discover place to pin ti1e tail. The donkey was covered with tails but only one pinned it on in the currect place. Miss Fannie T3ylOG won first prize and Master Dudley Evans, second prize.
 Those present were Miss Marguer- ite Adams. Miss Harriet Tate. Miss Ross, Miss Fannie Tay1or. Miss Mary. Waldo, Master Stanley Hurlbut, Master Dudley Evans. Mas ter Edward Singer and Master Stan ley Clark.
 Secretary ard Mrs. Akers and fam fly and Assistant Secretary Tritle a spending the holidays in Prescott.
 Mrs. Gage of Tempe. sister of MT. E. B. Gage, spent Friday a. the Ho- tel Adams
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Parish were the guests of Mayor and Mrs. Adams last evening at the Totel Adams.
 Miss Marguerite Adams gave a Christmas dinner to few friends last evening at the Hotel Adams. Thoss present were the. little Misses Marion Ross, Harriet Tate, Mild-e1 Kelley. Fannie Taylor, Mary Waldo. Master Stanley Clock, Edward Singer, Dudley Evans and Stanley Hurlburss.
 MT. and Mrs. Butler, NIT. and Ms. Tate, Mrs. Ross. Mrs. H. E Taylor. Miss Ransdeu, Miss Jones, Miss Fan lie Taylor, Miss Marion Ross, Miss Harriet Tate, MT. Dan Ransden ani Mr. John Johnstone, Jr, were mem ,e-s of a taHy-ho party who wit 1essed the foot ball game yesterday.
 Mrs. J. A. Phillips has been appoin.- d corresponding secretary for the ter 'itory for the National Charity league. Mrs Phillips is sn earnest wor,er imong the charity orders and should 'eceive the support of the entire ter 'itory in her rew work Any one in crested in charity wishing any in formation in that line should call on 1T address her.
 The Entre Nous will give tteir first lop of the season on the evening of he 18th at Redewill's hall.
 A stage coach filed with you peo- ,le spent a jolly Christmas day at he Camel Back, the falls ard the They took wi h hem plenty of good things to eat and lad jolly time. Those present were Hiss Helen LeyIie, Miss Angie Parker. I:ss Edith Brooks, Miss Madge Rich nond. MT. J. G. Spangler, MT. Thcmas Prescott, Mir. J. o. Heinley and MT. oaul Harris.
 The hop at the Hotel Adams was we'll attended last evening and every ,ody seemed to ecjoy themselves nore than usual. Beside the guests. hose present were: MT. and Mrs. E. T. Bennitt, Mr and Mrs Walter Ben