Arizona republican., 1898-07-10
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One of the prettiest costumes for summer is made of organdie, of the ualest pearl gray in tone, lightly dec- orated with sprays of small briar roses. Over a slip of Rose du Barry pink silk or muslin the organdie is made, an0 trimmed with nothing more elaborate than black Liberty satin ribbon Thls decoration gives distinction to the skirt and waist and the gamp and sleeves are made of pale pink organdie in tiny frills, every one edged with black baby ribbon.
 Another pretty toilette is a blue mus lin, embroidered in polka dots. FIounces edged with black and blue ribbon ornament the skirt and waist. The sleeves of this picturesque little robe are made of blue Liberty silk criss-crossing down the arms and end ing in full bows at the wrist. A sash of the same goods girdles the waist and hangs in full loops and ends at one side.
 Gray skirts trimmed with rufles are extremely fashionable and are worn with waists of all colors. A gray skirt Of a sort of gray mixed goods with large and pronounced white dot is to be worn with a very fancy silk shirt waist of gray and cerise- -these two col DTS which combine so admirably.
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 One of the most novel ideas of re- treatments was suggested by a society young lady who is patriotic in the ex- Heme. As patriotic entertainments are all the ''go'' it mght be well to repeat this unique suggestion. Ice cream is brought on as a large cannon, with mounds of cannon balls piled upon it on the serving platter, in exact imita- tion Of the three cornered piles which are familiar sight at fort. Every one is served with a slice of the can non and two or three shots, the wait ress slipping tiny flag on the warlike plateful as she carries it to guest.
 One Of the most complete surprises of the season was the announcement in last Mondays paper of quiet June wedding which took place in Globe on the 18th Of that month. the contract ing parties being Dr. Samuel Barclay CIaypcol and Miss Wylomene L. Kell- ner The wedding was a very quiet affair. only a few close friends of the bride and groom being present. Miss Kellner is the elder daughter Of MT and Mrs. E F. Kellner, young lady of many attractions, cnlef among which is her charming manner. Miss KeIlner has resided in Phoenix for many years and is well known and loved by her many friends. Dr. Clay pool is a physician of unusual ability and has won the admiration and es- teem of many during his residence 1n Globe. The happy couple will make that city their home. The best wishes of a large circle of friends and ac- Quaintauces are extended to them
 
 MT. and Mrs. Ira P. Smith gave delightful little dancing party to few friends Thursday evening at the home of Miss Nab Ava Messinger CT West Washington street. The house and lawn were festoo2ed with lanterns and flags 4 string band rendered delightful music As the guests entered the refreshnent room Miss Messinger played the Lohengrin we'd ding march in honor of MT. and Mrs. Smith. who were recently married.
  and cake of the national colors. The guests were Miss Ethel Orme, Miss Adele Hauxhurst, Miss Gertrude Will liscroft, Miss Cavanaugh, Miss She'd aker, Mir E. Grindell, MT. Tom Ben nett, Mir Harry Tritle, MT. Charles Williams. Mr. Belden, MT. Harry Mes singer, MT. Will Orme and Mr- Rollin Pitcher.
 
 Mrs. c. N. Frazier entertained few lady friends Thursday afternoon, at her home on North Center street. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in con- versation- Light refreshments were served Those present were Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. Fickas, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Porter, Miss Bessie Fickas, Miss Clara Patton, Miss Claire Frazier and Miss Jessie Frazier.
 Mrs. A. J. Bradley entertained few friends informally Tuesday evening at her home SherbeTt and cake were served. The guests were Mir and Mrs Mintz, MT. and Mrs. Moore. MT and Mrs. Ward and Mir Hallie Ham
 One ef the prettiest and most novel entertainments of last week was a Ju- vanile. masquerade lawn party given Tuesday at the home of Miss Brookle George on the Black canyon road The lawn was artistically decorated win lanterns, and the dainty refresh ments of iees and cakes were served at small tables. The guests arrived at 8 o'clo-k. masked, and fo,-,oed on the lawn in couples, marching to music rendered on the piano by Miss Walton. Games and dancing were the entertaining features of the evening. Among the especially pretty costumes were those of Miss Eta Murray as a Gypsy girl; Miss Blossom Chamberlain as Morning. Miss Leah Cole, representing Queen Of Hearts, 'and Miss Laura Williams as Columbia" The costume of Miss Addie Richmond, as Folly was very pretty. Miss Brooki5 George wore a most appropriate ana dainty EvDica1 If ssNiobt '' For