Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1898-06-12

national colOrS were deity concealed
within the napkins. There were pres
ent Miss Alice Forrest, Miss Winnie
iDysart, Miss leila Dysart, Miss Ger1ie
Russell, Miss BERTHE Russell, Miss Stel-
la Clanton, Miss Cora Wiley, Mr.. Will
Murray, Mr.. Victor Messenger, Fred
Dysart, Mr.. w. L. Sanders and Mr. 3.
NJ. Russell.
Mrs. George, Mrs. E. O. Grant. Mrs.
Pierce Butler and the Misses Smith of
Chicago were guests at luncheon Sat
urday of Mrs. J. J. Sweeney.
The Alumni society rendered a sp!en-
did reception and banquet to the class
of '9S Saturday night in the High
school building. The reception room
and hall were decorated with red, white
and blue bunting and a profusion oi
cut flowers. IN the drawing room
where refreshments were served
large flag was draped over the win
dow. The tables were tastefully ar
ranged with flowers. During the even
ing short but very entertaining FRO
gramme was rendered. Miss Stella
Clanton made splendid address
Welcome to the Glass OF '9S Miss
Flora Cohn rendered a piano solo in
her usual entertaining manner. Miss
bessie Sharkey gave a well chosen and
well delivered recitation and Miss Win
nlfred DySart sang Dream Face" in
a sweet style. Refreshments of ice
cream, cake, lemonade and fruit were
I served. Mr.. George Blount gave a
toast to the Alumni society. Mr.. Will
Halsey rendered toast to the class of
9S which was responded to by Mr..
Bertram Smith, the president of the
class of '9S. Those invited were Mr..
and Mrs. George Blount, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Gillette, Mr.. and Mrs. Messenger,
DR.. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Rays, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
H. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
ICreager, Mr.. WATSON, Mr.. Meskim
mons, Mr. Hill, Miss Culver, Miss Nc
lCowan, Miss Stella Clanton, Miss Bes-
sic Sharkey, Miss Flora Cohn, Miss
Winnifred Dysart, Mr.. Matt Lor-
ing, Mr.. Frank Bennett. Mr..
John Merriam, Miss Isoline Coombs.
MI Clay Parker, Miss Mollie
Hall, Miss Lille Murray, Miss Jessie
Frazier, Miss Loise Murphy, Miss Edna
Naylor, Miss Garnet Hickman, Miss
Blanche Wormell, Mr.. Preston McKin-
ney, Mr.. Leslie Gillette, Mr. Ed Scott.
Mr.. Bertram Smith, Miss Bes-
sic Vickers, Miss Flora Greer,
Miss leila Dysart, Miss Alta Bates,
Miss Nellie Persons, Miss May Wilson,
Miss Jennie Wilson, and Miss Jessie
Creager.
This clipping from the Tucson Star
will be of interest to the many friends
in Phoenix of the former Miss Nan
Slater: I'm Tucson, Tuesday evening,
at 8 o'clock, Mr.. Edgar Beuhring and
Miss Nancy Slater were joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony Mr. Beuh-
ring is chief clerk at the Southern Pa
cific depot and is well known here.
!, Miss Slater came to Tucson from Phoe-
nix last fall and opened the Bon Ton
millinery parlor and during her stay
here has made many friends. They
!, left this morning to spend their honey
moon in old Mexico, from whence they
will return in about week A host
OF friends wish them all happiness and
success in their new life
Clarence Grigsby was the recipient
of surprise party given Wednesday
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Mayors. The evening was spent
pleasantly in games. Refreshments
were served. Those present we're
Edna Martin, Edith Do1f1a1, Nellie
Scott, Grace Butler, Ora Osborne, Nell
lie Thomas, Lottie Osborn, Ethel
IGrayson, Dorothy Bivens, Edith Gregg,
Ida Smith, Maud Sweem, Irene Long
street, Will Sweem, Ed Long, Earl
Chapman, Earnest Stroud, Claud
!Grigsby, Will Tyson, Bernard Thomas,
Charlie Tribolet, Dude Grigsby Will
IGalpin and Frank Mayors.
Miss Alice Grouse gave a soiree on
"Wednesday. The decorations were of
ret, white and blue. Dainty refresh
ments were served, and the evening
was most delightfully."- passed.
Miss Jennie c. Willis, clerk to the
counsel for the S. F. P & P, arrived
from Prescott last night to spend Sun
day with friends in the city.
! Miss 4Tyiomene Kellner, accompa-
MED by her younger brother, Bonnie,
| left for Globe on Wednesday, whsre
she will spend the summer.
| Mrs. Guy Bennett went to Prescott
last night to remain during the heated
term.
Mr.. Guy Velser, who has been spend
! ing a short vacation with friends in
this city, was recalled to his duties in
the Wells Fargo Office at Nogales, and
will go tonight, leaving many friends
who will regret his sudden departure
$50
Miss Althea Jones, who spent the
lxyi r,fQ in, Ioft
night for California.
The many friends of Miss Dorothy
Dawes will regret to hear of her illness
of the past week.
Mr.. Charles West, accompanied by
his mother and son Homer, arrived
| Friday evening from Des Moines, Ia,
| to join his wife and younger son, who
have been in Phoenix for the past few
months. They will make their future