Arizona republican., 1898-04-17

Walker Burtis, Francis Devereux, liar. old Turney, Harold Depew, Roswell Walters, Dorothy Leighton, Etta Nor ton, Harold Davidson.
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 The Daughters of the Rebecca gave a supper on Wednesday evening al the Masonic hall in honor of the visit. ing Odd Fellows.
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 On Friday afternoon a delightful card party was given by Mrs. D. R Holbrook Her charming apartments were tastefully decorated with roses and delicious refreshments were served. Those present were: Mrs William Coon, Mrs. Joseph Kibbey, Mrs. William Pinney Mrs. Swetnam, Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, Mrs. J. w. Evans, Mrs. Clay Leonard, Mrs. Frank Covert, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs Wylie, Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. J. B. Early, Mrs. Will c. Barnes, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. w. s. Jones of Prescott, Mrs. George Cook, Mrs. Thomas Armstrong. Mrs. J. E. Walker, Mrs. Clark Church ill, Mrs. Douglas Burtis, Mrs Charles Pratt, Miss Ward, Miss Tipton. The game of Hearts" was played. Mrs. i Kibbey won the first prize, a lovely pink pincushion. Miss Ward won the second, a dainty handkerchief and Mrs. J. E. Walker the consolation prize, a nigger baby.
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 Monday evening the Odd Fellows gave their grand ball at Elks' hall. There was fine supper and the enter tainment was an exceptionally sue cessful one. There were just enough people on the floor. to make dancing delightful. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Ford, MT. and Mrs. Cabin. ST., MT. and Mrs. Galpin, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Stuhr. MT. and Mrs. Mintz. MT. and Mrs. Cobb, Dr. and Mrs. Stroud. MT. and Mrs. Trott, Mesdames William Tyson, Briggs, Smith, Vigus, Zeigler, Frazier, Nolan, Misses Galpin, Shar- key, Bradley, Miller, White, Wilson, Hauxhurst, Williams, Smith, Woolf. Messrs. Christy, Fred Christy, Han sen, Gregory, Miller, Gray, Ward, George, Beattie, Garrett, Search, Hitchcock, Whalley, Middleton, Adams, Armstrong, Cohn, Hunt, Johnson, and Barnum,
 MT. Frank Obermiller, who has been in Sonora for the past fifteen months, arrived Wednesday evening in Phoenix on his way to visit his mother in Kansas City.
 The many friends of Mr. James Grif- fin will be pleased to know of his re- covery after weeks severe illness
 
  was held in the Christian Endeavor parlor of the Presbyterian church. About twenty persons were present. Various games were induiged in and light refreshments were served.
 
 A very pleasant evening was spent at the residence of Miss Ella Sears on Center street by few Of her intimate friends. Those present were Miss Cross, Miss Adele HauXhurst. Miss Clara Buford and Mr. Walter Gregory.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hill enter tained Rev. MT. Asnman and Dr. Choatt by drive around Phoenix and afterward by a tea, Thursday evening. Rev. MT. Ashman is superintendent of the Sunday school work for Arizona and New Mexico and Dr. Choatt is secretary of the American Board Of Missionaries.
 The Treble Clef will give re- hearsal next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the basement of the First M E. church,
 Miss Ida Wright gave an informal at home" to few friends Tuesday evening. Whist was played. Those present were Miss Horning, Miss Cross, Miss Crews, Miss Wright, MT. Cassou, MT. Cain, MT Cole and MT. Pemberton.
 The last meeting of the Shakespeare club was held at the residence of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Robinson Saturday evening. The club is composed of the members of MT. Robinson's class at the Presbyterian church. Those be- longing are Miss Isoline Coombs, Miss Bessie Dawson, Miss Alta Bates. Miss Bessie Sharkey, Miss Bessie Fickas, Miss Lillie Murray, Miss Mary Wal ker, Miss Edith Brooks, Miss Flora Greer, Miss Loise Murphy and Mr. Will Robinson.
 Miss LOna Bell left Tuesday evening for her home in Butler, Pa, after spending the winter months in Phoe- nix.
 Judge Doan, Mrs. E. H. Peery, Her ! bert Peery, Dr. Bessie Peery and Miss i Mary Walker were entertained at dln- her Thursday evening by Mrs. Parker and Miss Angie Parker at their resi- dence On West Adams street.
 In spite Of the sand storm Thursday evening a tally-ho party was given by MT. Lloyd Johnson. Those partlci- pating in it were Chief Justice Street Judge Davis, Judge Sloan, Messrs. T , D. Bennett, Richard Fowler and Ton Prescott.
 Wednesday evening Miss Randa gave pink jubilee to the young ladie: who took part in Tuesday nights re cital. The parlors were decorated il