Arizona republican., 1898-02-27

A Mems FurniSherS Only. l Nextt. Valley Bank. l lors were decorated in a profusion of choice roses and other flowers of which California so proudly boasts. MT. and Mrs. W. H. Knox, parents Of the bride, were the only lelativ pres ent MT. and Mrs. E. B. Knox re- turned to this city the following d&y and at once went to housekeeping in a home prepared by MT. Knox on the corner of Third and Adams streets
 The following invitations have beeu sent out this week to friends and ad- mirers of physical education and ora tory Miss Randall has hosts of friends and she will undoubtedly , well received: Yourself ard friends are invited to be present at a lecture upon Physical Education and Ora tory" to be given by Miss Margare. B. Randall in the Baptist church Fri day evening, March the fourth, at o'clock, assisted by Miss Halsey, Miss Mckinney and Miss Plank"
 The Deux Temps club gave a very enjoyable hop on Thursday evening at Heymann's hall. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. James S. Griffin, MT. and Mrs. R. s. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. George Mintz, Mrs. Charles Moore Mr.. and Mrs. Heymann, Miss Nora Shields, Miss Johnson, Miss Hastings, Miss Cross, Miss Morning. Mis- Bur ger, Miss Crews, Miss Giroux, Miss Eugenie GirOuX, Miss Patton, Miss Hewings, Miss Cole, Miss Henshaw, Miss Bessie Sharkey, MT. Cassou, MT. Cain, MT. Patton, MT. Knowlton, Mr. Cole, MT. Harry Brown, MT. Shell Hart of Congress, MT. Richard George Mr. q. Belden, MT. Woodin, MT. Charley Bowen, MT. Garrett Schuller, MT. C.. Zeigler of Tucson and MT. Fred Ward . Mrs. L. B. Heard of Kalamazoo, Michigan, is visiting her son NIT, Dwight B. Heard of Buena ranch, Phoenix.
 The Ladies' Calling Directory is now nearly ready to be published and all ladies who have not yet sent in their cards are requested to do so at once in order that the book may be com plete.
 Mrs. Charles W. Pugh entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the Presby- terian church Friday afternoon.
 Miss Bessie Copes, who has been vis- iting Miss Winnifred Smith for the past few months, returned to her home at Long Beach, Cal, Friday evening. Miss Copes is one of the most popular young ladies that ever visited this city and she was accompa nied to the depot by host of friends. She will be greatly missed in social circles.
 Miss Nab Ava Messinger, Miss Troops, Miss Cavanaugh, Miss Alden, Miss Riddle, MT. Rogers, Mr. Good man, MT. Miller and Dr. Messinger were members of a horseback party that visited Tempe on Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. T. w. Johnston of Pres colt spent Saturday in the city, guests of the Hotel Adams.
 On Washington's birthday pleasant afternoon party was given at the res idence of MT. Ben Butler in honor of Miss Ida Osborne. Those present were: Miss Ida Smith, Miss Rosnell Rhodes, Miss Rosa Perrs, Miss Ethel Bell, Miss Frankie Baker, Miss Ger trude Stoval, Miss Mamie Stoval, Miss Leah Cole, Miss Lydia Lampey, Miss Hazel Grant, Miss Tillie Messe, Miss Neva Fuqua, Miss Jessie Sheridan, Miss Ora Osborne, Miss Grace Butler, Miss Lottie Osborne, Miss Minnie Gieges; Master Ernest Stroud. Master Frank Mayors, Master Joe Porter, Master Sylvian Gang, Master Paul Ma yarro, Master Ivey Marshall, Master Ralph Marshall, Master Willie Galpin Master Edwin Penick, Master Clifton Penick, Master Grover Lampey, Master Sherritt Barkley, Master James Ming Master Albert Rhodes and Master Pierce Butler.
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Chalmers were guests of MT. and Mrs. T. w. Johnston at the Hotel Adams last evening.
 MT. F. c. Hatch entertained a party of friends at the Hotel Adams last evening, among whom were: Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, MT and Mrs. Harry Gray and Mrs. Grotefend.
 Mrs. W. W. Cook gave an "adver- tisement party Friday evening. The first prize was wor by MT. Lindley Orme, and the booby by Mrs. Will George. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Will George. MT. Henry Orme, Mrs. Lindley Orme, Miss Loth- ian, Miss lone Foley, Miss Adele Hauxhurst, Miss Ada Lee Orme, Miss Grace Holland. Miss Dalzy Lothian, MT. Will Orme, MT. Norman Orme MT. Charles Heitman and Master Al fred Orme
 There was card party at the Hotel Adams last evening in honor of MT. and Mrs. Jeff Snider, guests of the hotel. The affair was under the man agement of Mrs. J. A. Butler and was a very enjoyable affair.
 Mrs. George M. Sargent of Prescott gave millinery party Saturday even ing in honor of MT. Sargent's parents MT. and Mrs. George G. Sargent of New Hampshire, who have been visit ing in Prescott for some time past.
 Each lady invited was. requested to bring sealed package containing the framework of a bonnet or hat and the material with which to trim it. These packages were placed upon a table and &0 oI,