Arizona republican., 1898-11-20

themums, and the windows were fes. toOHed with sprays of smilax.e The table was elegant in its appointments of silver and cut glass and the menu was very elaborate, consisting e seven icoursas. Those present were: Gov ernor Murphy. MT. Thomas l.. rlanni- I-gan. Chaplain Scott, pr. Wylie. MI'. 10. 4. Tu1ney and Dr. Jcascp Sat ui day night Major Robinson gave a dinner to the line and field officers.
 
 Great preparations are being made fer the grand military ball at O'Neill hall Thanksgiv;n ing night. Il hls event promises to be brilliant success. The i orchestra of six pieces, led by Feuers- i tsiL will furnish the best music ever heard in a Phoenix ball room. The Rough Riders are admitted free.
 
 Mrs J. w. Spear entertained a few l friends informally at her home last i Thursday. Mrs. Spear is 9 charming hcstess and the afternoon passed de- ] iligEtfully wish cards Grd conversation Delicious refreshments w5re served. i Those present we.c Mrs. Grigsby, i Mrs. Olmstoad. Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Tiff l fany, Mrs. L1uVer. Mrs. SeiG, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Delaven. Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Bacon.
 
 Mrs. w. L. Pinney entertained in q most charming manner Saturday after noon at her home on East Van Buren ! street in honor c; her friend, Mrs. Eckard Budd, ice Miss Esculene Bur tis. Her elegant house was thrown oDen and decorated ar5istically with flowers, the parloTs in carnations, inc library in ChrysanthemuIns, and the dining room i'll profusion Of pep pers and chrysanthemums. During the afternoon bon-bons were distributed. The especial feature of the afternoon was the guessing game. IT might be called 6 '.cake" game. For instarce. the cards read like this:
 Questions.e Answers Pugilists ~ .... ...Pound Cake Stone Cutters ... =. Marble Cake The Devout ...... ..... Angels Cake Tramps " -. ........ ...Loaf Cake UndeftakefS ..... Layer CahN People who subsist on the bounty
 of others . Sponge Cake
 The first prize was Non by Miss Gil- Hum. . lovely wild rose glove case lined with rose satin: the second by Mrs J. l.. B. Alexander, a red and white sa.in work box Mrs. Harry Dichl was the recipient of the thiTd prize, dainty hon. iton dolly. worked in forge. mo nos, and Mrs Burtis and Mrs. Harry Kennedy came out a tie for the last. carration sachet bag. The refresh- merits were delicious and consisted Of 9 variesy of cake and ice cream. Those invited were Mrs. Barnes, Mrs Maj in. Ms. Burtis, Ms. George Burtis, Mrs. ! Akers, Mrs Birdsall Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. | Lef>ch, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Christy, ! Mrs. Tritle, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Els, Mrs l Chandler, Mrs. Bennitt, Mrs. Titus. 1 Mrs. Lawrence Street, Ms. <. J. | Chandler, Mrs. T. Bennett, Mrs Kip bey Mrs Diehl, Mrs. Smith, Miss Heap . Miss WColdridga, Miss Mills, Miss An derson, Miss Gillium, Mss Morton, | Miss Smith, Miss Dyer, Mrs Wilson. i Mrs. Rulings, Mrs. COwan, Mrs. Yaeger, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Gil- [ Hum, Miss Franklin. Miss Early, Miss PerIey. Mrs Kendrick, Mrs. Poyan. i Miss Tweed. Miss Miller, Mrs. KnoX, ! Mrs. Robinson, Miss Williams. Miss King, Miss Alden, Mrs. Ward, Mrs ; HoIhrook. Miss Halsey, Nu5tef, : Miss Purdy, Miss Wells. Miss Chris:y, Miss Bury. Miss. Audine Bury, Miss i Hancock, Miss SymCnds, Miss Plank, 4 Miss Hamilton and Mrs Swotnam- l
 Miss Carrie Cole, daughter of Dr. /
  time in the east, returned to her home last week.
 Mr. Charles P. Richmond, who came over from Tucscn last week to attend the wedding Of his sister. Miss Mary Richmond. 70 MT. Harry Diehl, re ! turned to the university Wednesday evening.
 Miss Berta Coveney. niece of Mrs. Lulu G. Porter, has arrived in PhceniX to spend the winter Miss CcFeney re- sided here several years age, during which time she made many frienos who will welcome her return.
 MT. Walter Gregory left Sunday night for the northern part Of the ter- ritory to be gone several weeks Miss Helen Wells. a society young adv in Prescott and well known in -hiS citv was q guest last " ak of Mrs W. c. Budge Of 145O East Jehe1son street.
 Miss Lillic Murray came over from he Tempe normal Friday nigh to re- main over Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. o. J. IhiEodo, who are { residing in Los Angeles, are thinking ! If sparding the winter ir Phoenix. Dr. md Mrs. Thibodc have many friends ( who will Ee delighted with their return. :
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 LATEST SILK UNDERSKIRr t Paris, October.-lt is coming, the sloppy season when skir,s must be q ,cI1 m and his ptf ans a positive de- :