Arizona republican., 1898-05-15

T. Blythe; instrumental solo, by Mrs Brill; recitation, by Mrs. Terril; vocal solo, by Mrs. Kilroy; address on bene- fits of the society, by Father Novatus.
 
 Wednesday evening a most delight ful musicale was given by Mrs. R. G. Phillips at her residence on Fourth avenue. The rooms were tastefully decorated and very entertaining pro- gram was carried out. MT Irving An drews sang several selections from Robin Hood'' in his usual charming manner. Another rare bit of music was rendered by Miss Johnson, who has an exceptionally fine voice. She sang both grand and comic opera. Miss Birdie Russell delighted the guests by a violin solo and MT. Welch executed two piano solos in a fault less manner. One piece was especially pretty-'3Love's Moonlight Scene j" Miss May Phillips sang in her sweet voice, Apple Blossoms" and "The Bird Song" One particular decora- tlon should be mentioned. A chair draped in flags and flowers in honor or one of the invited guests, MT. Frank Woodln, W he went with the Arizona cavalry troop. Delicious refreshments or sherbert, cake and lemonade were served in the dining room Mrs. fMiiips IS charming hostess and the evening passed away too quickly. The ihVlteo guests were MT. and Mrs. Wal ter Hill, Judge and Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Mary K Maule, Mrs. Kenner, Miss Birdie Russell, Miss Grace Holland MISS Johnson, Miss Dunbar, Mr. IT. wing Andrews, MT. Tom Sloan. MT Harry Manle and MT. Nave.
 Miss May McNulty entertained the East End club Friday evening in al most entertaining manner. Progress slve hearts was played. Some music and games were indulged in. Re- treatments were served. Those pres ent were: MT. and Mrs. Burtis, MT. and Mrs. Devereux, MT. and Mrs. Grant, MT. and Mrs. Peters, Miss Clara Patton, Miss Ida Henderson, Miss Hamblin, Miss McNamara, MT. Me Nulty and Miss May McNuity.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Ernest Walker were rendered surprise party Thurs day evening at their residence in Cap itol addition. The evening passed away in conversation and games. Sherbert and cake were served by Mrs. Walker, who is a delightful hostess. Those present were Miss Laura Dobbs. Miss Elenta Heermans, Miss Kate Will son, Miss Carruthers, Miss Lillie Gie- ges, Miss Gertie Williscroft, MT. Frank Lyman, MT. Harry Diehl, Mr. Dan DoOlittle, MT. Johnson and MT. Guy Lawrence
 Miss Electa Heermans left for Tue son Saturday night to spend the summer with MT. and Mrs Paul Heer- mans.
 Mrs. Will c. Barnes has been the guest of Mrs. Chandler of Mesa for several days
 A carriage party consisting Of MT. l and Mrs. S. P. Clark, Mrs. H. B. Fay | Tor, Miss Taylor, Miss Boniface, Miss | Bush, MT. c. w. Williams and MT. w. | w. Shearer, drove to Bartlett ranch | Saturday afternoon to spend the day, | taking a splendid luch with them.
 Mir. Harry Kennedy made a flying l trip to Prescott and back last week.
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 A party of picnickers are going to | Mesa today to be joined by another | crowd. They will take a good lunch | along and a good time is anticipated | The crowd consists of MT. and Mrs. | Frank Ward, Mir and Mrs. Bradley, l MT. and Mrs. Minz MT and Mrs. ] Moore, MT. and Mrs. Scott, Miss Prccps, Miss Smith, MT Davenport, MT. Dufton, MT Mcdonald, MT. Egan |
 Miss Beulah Montgomery, who has been at home for the past week, has sufficiently recovered to return to Tempe Saturday night.
 Miss Frankie Kellner has also been on the sick list at the normal fer sev- eral days.
 Miss Jennie Willis left Saturday night fer Prescott where she expects to make her home during the heated term.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. H. Kip bey gave a delightful luncheon to a
  Mrs. Frank Cox, Mrs. George H. Cook, Mrs. Clark Churchill, Mrs. M. H. Williams and Mrs. B. F. Porter.
 
 The friends of Mrs. George H. Cook were pleasantly entertained Thursday at her residence. Among the invited guests were Mrs. Clark Churchill, Mrs. Clay Leonard, Mrs. J. H. Kibbey, Mrs. R. E. Holbrook, Mrs. w. l.. Pin ney, Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander and Mrs. NJ. H. Williams.
 Saturday afternoon Mrs. Swetnam entertained friends to a floral party, the favors being little flags. Mrs. w. L. Pinney received the first prize, a lovely pink satin handkerchief case, and Mrs. George H. Cook, the second prize, a dainty handkerchief. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. J. w. Evans. Refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs. Il. c. Yaeger, Mrs. Gilbert Yaeger, Mrs.