Arizona republican., 1898-02-06

as possible. And certainly some Of them were. I wish I could describe all the costumes, as it certainty wou d make an interesting story. The fiji st prize was won iby Mrs. B. Heyman, who was considered 10 be the tacki S person present She wore white silk skirt over a red silk one and caught up at one side with a strand of pa per flowers Her waist was D nk jersey trimmed in pillow-sip lace With her hair twisted loosely. lew on her neck, and bedecked in f-a.hers paper flowers and with diamonds cs ornaments, she certainly looked ss she was intended, and the prize WAS awarded her without any hesitation.
 MT. F. C. Hatch won the g ntis- mans prize. He wore light r,lssef shoes, white duck trousers turned up at the bottom, sky blue shirt front, brown collar, red neck,1e, buH dress coat, cut for evening wear, swallow tail, red gloves and a high silk hat Although it was tacky party, more enjoyable and elaborate affair has never been given in this city.
 The invited guests were MT ano Mrs. T. J. Barkley. MT. and Mrs. E. J Bennitt. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goldman MT. and Mrs Charley Goldms n, MT and Mrs. Harry Gray, MT. and Mrs George Hoadley, Dr. and Mrs: Ancl Martin, MT. and Mrs. w. C. Barnes Mir. and Mrs. S. Oberfelder, MT. anc Mrs. A. Heyman, MT. and Mrs. $ Heyman. MT. and Mrs. B. Gang, Jufgs and Mrs. A. c. Baker, MT. and Mrs | c. Adams, MT. and Mrs. Kings bury of Tempe,s Mrs. Grotefend, Miss Jacobs. Miss Edith Jacobs, Miss Knox Miss Sherritt, MT. Frank WDodin, MT Ben Yaeger, MT. Sion Simmons, MT John Will Sherr.tt, MT. F. c. Hath MT. Henry George, Dr. Goodrich, MT E. B. Knox and Dr. William Duh Id
 Mrs. Clara Evans gave a Buck eye" dinner party Thursday evening at Dowsing's grill room in honor oi Mrs. John R. Hayer aunt of Mrs Judge Davis of Tucson. Dinner was served in courses and it was m; st enjoyable affair. Those present were Mrs. Judge Davis, Mrs. John R. Hayes, Mrs. Mayo, Mrs. Swinford and Miss Mary Mayo.
 One of the most novel entertain ment of the season was the For -une Telling party given on Wednesday evening by Miss Graham. The draw ing rooms were tas lily decorated in green and California roses, which were sent to Miss Graham from tha. state for the occasion. A palmist who is visiting in the city was p-e- viously engaged to tell the fate of the guests present. He read the hands with great skill and afforded val amount of amusement for the guests
 An elaborate supper was serye1 in courses. Every one present was in the best of spirits and seemed to vie with each other to see who could be the most entertaining. and corse- quently the evening was a most en- joyable one.
 The invited guests were MT. and Mrs Jlmes S. Griffin, MT. and Mrs. Beauregard Robens of California, Miss Copes, Miss Tweed, Miss Smith, Miss Addine Bury, MT. J. w. Benham, MT. George o. Buxton, MT. Bixby, MT. Ce- ciI Shaver and MT. Paul Brizard
 MT and Mrs. George Hoadlsy, M S.. J. c. Adams, Mrs. Lizbeth Grotefend, Mrs. Chauncey Clark, MT. F. c. Ha ch and Dr. Goodrich were members. of a jolly party that left Friday evening for Tucson to attend the Bcstcn ans Opera company.
 Mrs. Lzbeth Grotefend will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. B. J. Bennitt this week.
 A very elaborate dinner was given on Sunday last by Mrs. J. c. Adams at the Hotel Adams complimentary to Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, Mrs. Lizbath Gro tefend and Mrs. Harry Gray Covers were laid for eight. The table was decorated daintily in smilax and roses. The other gues s present were MT E.. J. Bennitt, MT. F. c. Hatch, Dr. Good rich and Dr. Burdick.
 Those present at the MariccIpa hop Thursday evening were MT and Mrs Walter Talbot, MT. and Mrs. H. E. leighton, MT. and Mrs. Harry Gray, MT. and Mrs. James s. Griffin, MT and Mrs. Harry Kennedy, MT. and Mrs. w. K. James, Dr. and Mrs. Jes op. MT. and Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth, MT. and Mrs. Ben s. Snyder, Dr. and Mrs. Stroud, MT. and Mrs. William Picker ell, MT. and Mrs. Ed Butts, Jr, MT. and Mrs. George Hoadley, MT. and Mrs Walter Bennett, Mrs. J. c. Ad- ans, Mrs. Grotefend, Ms. Chauncey Clark, Miss Addine Bury, Miss c pes,