Arizona republican., 1898-01-23

sold on installments if desired. copa clubs ladies night were Major and Mrs. Evans, MT. and Mrs. E. J. Bennitt. Mir. and Mrs. William Pick erell, MT. and Mrs. Waiter Talbot, MT. and Mrs. w. C. Barnes, MT. and Mrs James Griffin, MT. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy, MT and Mrs w. K James, MT. and Mrs. George Hoadley, MT. and Mrs. Walter Bennett, MT. and Mrs. Edward Butt, MT. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mr and Mrs. B. Hey man, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt, MT. and Mrs. Pratt of San Francisco, Miss Graham, Miss Tweed Miss Smith, Miss Copes, Miss Crews, Miss Winni- fred Coombs, Miss Grey, Miss Addine Bury, Miss Solomon Miss Willis, Miss Sawyer Miss Woolf, MT. Cecil Shaver, Mr. Will Orme, MT. A. Adams, MT. A. ! L. Rule, Mir. Henry M. Willis, MT. ] Grey, Mr. Paul Brizard, Mr. Lee Gray, ! and Dr. Goodrich.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gray enter tained a few friends at dinner on i Tuesday evening in honor of MT. W. { w Miller of New York. Those in at- tendance were MT. and Ms. E. J. Benniltt, Mrs. Elizabeth Grotefend and Mr F. c. Hatch.
 There will be social dance at the Hotel Adams on Tuesday evening of this week.
 Miss Nab Ava Messenger, the harpist, will give concert on the evening of February 1st, under the direction of the Treble Clef club. MI ss Messenger comes from the east high ly recommended, where she was win ming great renown as a. harpist. Just at the time when she was rsady to make herself famous, her health gave way and she came to Phoenix. She has regained her health and is now /, resdy to begin her Kfe work wher: she left it. Her first appearance in this city will undoubtedly be a sue cessful one. An interesting pro- gramme' is now being prepared.
 Mr. Le Grande of San F'rancisoo who spent the winter of '96 here and was eofS.Hected with the Postal Tele- graph office, has returned tO Phoenix and will spend the winter here. His many friends are glad to see him back but regnet that he is in poor health Miss Walsh is visiting her sister Mrs. Allen R. English, of Tombstone Mrs. George Hoadiey gave de lightful Kettle drum" on Thursday afternoon at her home at the cornel of Second avenue and Morroe strs ct The parlors were decorated in ferrs and carnations and were ar,ifically . lighted by innumerable candles. During the afternoon music wa: rendered by Prof. Mango, ard s'Gamit," a musical game. was D aye1 . The first prize was won by Mrs. E. J , Bennitt. This prize was an IndiaI drum. The consolation prize, an iv cry guitar needle case, was won by Mrs. Solomon. Mrs. Hoadley is { , ssSsSssssss mhr m rhhmar mhr hmm charming entertainer. Tha afternoon 7 was most pleasantly spent.
 Those present were Mrs. Solomon D from Solomonville, Mrs E.. J. Ben
 nit. Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. Charle Goldman, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs A. G. Baker, Mrs. w. H. Barnes O.
 Tucson, Mrs. Dr. Adolph Solomon O El Paso, Miss Lily Solomon, Miss Ed
 ith Jacobs, Miss Laura Jacobs. Mis-
 Kohlman, Dr. Goodrich, Judge Farnes MT. F. c. Hatch, Dr. Burdlch of Den
 yer. MT. George Hoadley and MT. w
 Cotton.
 Miss iWinffreId Smith entertainet
 a number of friends yesterday after
 noon at hearts" in honor of Mis-.
 Copes, who is visiting her. Thos.
 present were: Mrs. w. H. Robinson Mrs. w. c. Barnes, Mrs. Ancil Marti',
 Mrs. Charles Birdsall, Mrs. Will Pin
 ney, Mrs. c. P. Leitch, Mrs J. s Griffin, Mrs. Harry Kennedy, Mrs. D
 H. Burtis, Mrs. Charles Akers; Mis-
 Williams, Miss King, Miss Dobbs
 Miss Jacobs, Mss Edith Jacobs, Ms
 Bury, Miss Addine Bury, Miss Allen
 Miss Graham, Miss Sargent, Ms
 Plank, Miss Mckinney, Miss Hancock
 Miss Tweed, Miss Solomon, Nils
 Sherrstt, Miss Knox, Miss Copes, Mis-
 Christy. Miss Gage, Miss Louie Gagc
 Major and Mrs. J. w. Evans vii attend the wedding of Miss Lena ] daughter of MT. and Mrs D. B. Rob inson, to Mir Gate Thompson in Si
 Louis on the 9th proximo. MT Rob ! inson is president of the St. Louis
 San Francisco Railway company MT and Mrs. B. N. Pratt gave
 whist party on Friday evening il
 honor of MT. Pratt's father and moth , CT, Mir and Mrs. R. H. Pratt of Sa !, Francisco, who are visiting-relative here. Those present were: MT. an Mrs. Walter Talbot, MT. and Mrs E
 Heyman, MT. and Mrs. Walter Ben
 nett, Judge and Mrs. c. F. Ainswortf
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Walker, Dr. an
 Mrs. Jessop, MT. and Mrs. N A. Moi
 ford, Mrs. Budge and Mir. Harry Heal
 A number of young people wer
 members of a horseback party tha , spent Tuesday in Tempe. Those i ! attendance were Miss Cavanaugh, Mis- Barker, Miss Ada Barker, MT Mile