Arizona republican., 1898-04-10

day evening, April 22, for the benest Of the library.
 Mrs. Clinton Miller of the Rlact canyon road has invited friends for luncheon on Wednesday next
 Miss Nab Ava Messenger adds the fascination of her harp to the beauti- fuI musical service to be rendered this morning at Trinity Episcopal church Her selections are the Largo" from Handel, as professional, and the Mes senger "Melodie Sustained" as an Of fertory. At the evening service Miss Messenger will be heard in "Jerusa- lem the Golden" by Cheshire.
 The Entre Nous club gave a most delightful dancing party at the Hotel Adams Wednesday evening. The dec orations for the Shriners' ball, the evening previous, were left up and en- hanced the beauty of the ball room and walls. The dance afforded a dis play of some extremely pretty frocks, among which was a noticeable one of heliotrope moire, worn by Mrs. T. J. Barkley. Mrs. J. w. Evans wore a beautiful summery looking white lowered organdie, trimmed in ruches of pink, blue and green, with white sash. Mrs. w. K. James was charm in in toilette of pure white organdie, material so becoming to her petite style of beauty. Miss Tweed's gown consisted of white satin skirt with waist of white chiffon trimmed in rows of black velvet ribbon, tucked about the throat with cerise colored velvet. Miss Murray wore a youthful gown of white India linen, and Miss Ainsworth was gowned in a pretty pink and green summer batiste. Miss Willis wore a beautiful figured organdie, cut decol- lete. Miss Graham's gown of pink organdie and black lace was most be- comingly embellished with beautiful dark red roses.
 Those attending this very pleasant MT. and Mrs. Conkey, MT. and Mrs. Evans, MT. and Mrs. Clement, MT. and Mrs. James, MT. and Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Bury, Miss Addine Bury, Miss Tweed, Miss Smith, Miss Murray, Miss Alnsworth, Miss Willis, Miss Graham, MT. Woodin, MT. Buxton, MT. Benham, MT. Brizard, MT. Snowgrass. MT. Smith. MT. Andrews, Mr. Irish, Mr. Grindell. MI. W llllS, cl1u TTGSCOlL.
 A party of picnickers from Phoenix and vicinity spent very pleasant day at the Thompson ranch near Glendale last Wednesday. The party consisted of Mrs. B. H. Peary, Dr. Bessie Peary, Mrs. Herbert Peary, Capt. and Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Riddle, Mir and Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Culvertson, Miss Welch, MT. and Mrs. Creighton, and Mr. and Mrs. Fairchild.
 On Thursday evening a very enjoy able card party was given by Miss Parker at her home on Adams street. Those present were: Miss Williams, Miss King, Miss Dobbs, Miss Leyhe, Miss Plank, Miss Symonds, Dr. Bessie Peary, MT. Peary, MT. Doolittle, MT. Mrs. Symonds.
 A party composed of Miss Graham, Miss Murray, Miss Smith, Miss Mo Kinney, Miss Randall, MT. Snowgrass, Mr. Andrews, MT. Laughlin and MT. Moves spent Thursday evening delight fully wheeling about Phoenix, being entertained at the end of the evening by Miss Plank at her home on Seventh avenue
 The Phoenix Riding club spent a pleasant evening Wednesday at the residence of Miss Nab Ava Messenger. Games were played and refreshments served. Those present were: Miss Kavanaugh, Miss Alden, Miss Messen- ger, MT. Hansen, MT. Grindell and MT. Search.
 The Rev. J. o. Miller of Michigan who has been spending the last six months in Phoenix has gone to Silver Cliffs, Colorado. During MT. Miller's stay here he has been the assistant of the Rev. Edwin A. Penick of Trinity church and will be much missed by the many friends he made while in Phoenix.
 Mrs. A1ine c. Bynon, who has been spending the winter with her sister, Mrs. H. B. Heighton, leaves soon for her home in Texas.
 Mrs. Cake, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Mont P. Chubb, leaves next Thursday for Tue son, where she will remain a short time before returning to her home in California.
 Mrs. Webster Street left last Satur- day for Kingman with her husband, the chief justice of the territory.
 On Wednesday Mir. and Mrs. M. V. W dIl ell SON6IuOT dHu M IS. McCord, Dr. and Mrs. Hamblin, Dr. and Mrs. Keefer at their beautiful country home. A sumptuous dinner was served
 Miss Margaret Randall will give a recital Tuesday evening in the First Methodist church. Phoenix people are with great pleasure this as Miss Randall has but just returned from four years of study in the most noted college of oratory in America. Miss Randall has already demonstrated to her friends here the successful results of her study in Boston by her lecture given several weeks ago. The recital Tuesday even ing will supplement this and will be the best entertainment of it's kind ever given in Phoenix. With the as- of Miss Mckinney and MT. Irving Andrews, both well and favor ably known to the musicians of Phoenix, and the young ladies who will give the Scarf Fantastics," the promises great variety of talent. It is as follows:
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