Arizona republican., 1898-11-20
SOCIE r. ,.
TRIMMING FOR EVENING SKIRTS.

TRIMMING FOR EVENING SKIRTS.
 F'ri1ls will be the proper trimming for evening skirts this winter. You may have them put On in any way you desire. Your dress decoration consists of frills. You are antique. For very tall, graceful figures there is the skirt orramented with three deep rIlft1es: these are often from fourteen to six teen inches deep, and no one except a very tall woman could hope to wear them. In addition to their depth they are put on very full and the top frill is invariably finished with a fancy heading.
 Almost every really fashionable wo- man displays a boa among this sea sons accessions to her wardrobe. A boa adds the finishing ,ouch of cle gance to q severely simple toilette and protects q delicate throat O. chilly evenings.
 As for the newest sleeves, they are very tight, with neither puff nor epau- lcte, though many continue 10 wear one or the other. So tight are some of these very latest sleeves that they are buttoned on the outside arm as far as the elbow to allow the hand To pass through. As for evening sleeves, they are conspicuous by their absence, un- less for demi-toilette, when it is a plain elbow sleeve finished off with deep frill of lace. Otherwise chains of jet or jewels or bow Of ribbon offer an apology for it's absence.
 
 4 present a womac. Of fashion her alas her approach with the jingle of chains that hang from her watch or the long neck chain that is fast becoming Tn indispensable adjuncS Of toilette. | or the watch charm there are many pretty designs. Some are worn as a pig. a four-leaf clover in a crystal lock i ct. banjo. or lucky bean with q small diamond in the top.
 Cards are op' announcing the mar riage Of Miss Hattie Wright of this i city to MT. Philip l.. Hughes of Tucson, 1 10 take place Thursday, November 2l, l a. the SoU,h Methodist church.
 The Maricopa club will give their 1 first dance Of the season next Thursday l evening a: the Hotel Adams. !
 < <
 The Philharmonics met last Mon day night at the Baptist church to re- | organize their club. Quite a large number were present, and a number of l new members admitted. MT D. Ii. ] Burtis was elected president and MT. i Mont P Chubb, whc gave SC much sa*- isfaction last winter, was chosen mu- sical director.
 Miss Martha Fuller, prominen ent so- i cfety young lady Of Columbus, Ohio, ] arrived at Mariccpa Friday and will ! h zona sunshine and ozone. She is stop ping at the Williams house.
 The public ball given by the ladies oE the Red Cross society last Friday night was very successful affair. It was really he first swell ball Of the season. Nearly all Of the best people in town were there in evening dress and the general effect was dazzling. The hall was beaLtifully decorated with flags and palms and ore corner, which was furnished with Navajo rugs, bouquet lamps and chairs, was especially des- ignated for the Rough Riders. The | hall was jaInmed, but the music fur nished by Fenerstein's orchestra made i dancing a pleasure and the hours flew by rapidly un-il after midnight The lGdies of the Red Cross society are to be congratulated or. ,heii' success so- cially as well as financially.
 
 X quiet wedding took place last Tuesday evening at the residence O. the brides parents which united in mar riage Miss. Mary Louise Richmond to Mir. Harry Diehi. Tho ceremony was performed by Rev. Lapjley McAfee, only the relatives of the couple being present to witness she event. The par Tors were very prettily decorated in English ivy, smilax, roses and chryS- The double doors were into all arch Of chrysanthe nuns, under which the couple stood. A., delightful wedding supper was served. The bride, who is a perfect blonde is rather petite, Of charming presence, and is the eldest daughter 9fs Mir and Mrs G. B. Richmond. She I was atired in a gown of plain white silk. simply made, but which brought : yIt the attractiVenesS Of her face and figure. Miss Richmond is a talented 'nusiciar and has won many friends f turing her residence in Phoenix. MT. , Diehl is one of the rising mer- eHants of the city, and is much es .eened by all who have me5 him in I .jther 8 business or social way. The ( ? Sung couple were the recipients of many \ beautiful gifts from their rela- , ives and numerous friends. MT. and Hrs Oiehl will reside at 522 North Second avenue in an elegant residence fitted up by the groom.
 Major II. F. Robinson gave a din : Ter "Wednesday evening in honor of l Governor Murphy and his staff. The l Iainsy dining room was pTofusely dec '