Arizona republican., 1898-05-22

or canvas was StretcneQ across Wn1cl
 was written Claims" Below on
 table were little buckets of sand wit tiny shovels. After paying for claim one would proceed to hunt fo
 hidden treasures which were usuall candy. Some, however, were SO unfor tunate as to find nothing. A shor , but pleasing program was carried ou
 and ice cream and cake were serve,
 later in the evning. Quite a sum wa realized.
 The Philharmonics held their las
 meeting Monday evening, at whicf
 MT. D. H. Burtis was elected president
 The club will reorganize on the first
 Monday in October, and the socia
 world may expect some rare musical
 treats in the future
 1 Mrs. J. H. .Kibbey gave a luncheon
 to a few friends Thursday afternoon
 Those present were Mrs. Swetnam
 Mrs. Pinney, Mrs. Holbrook. Miss Helen Alexander, Miss Louise Swet- nam.
 A merry picnic party drove out
 thursday to the Pima Indian reser- vatlon, visiting the villages, then driv- ing to the river where lunch was eaten.
 The crowd consisted of Mrs. Tate. Mrs. Schofeld, MT. and Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Couch, Mrs. McDaniels, Mrs. Woolfe. Mrs- Swetnam, Mrs. Davis, Miss Gov erdale, Miss Armstrong, Miss True man, Miss McDaniels, Miss Hattie Culver, Miss Amy Utley, Miss Louise Swetnam, Master Woolfe and the Misses Warren. A pleasant theater party composed of Miss Mckinney, Miss Sherritt. Miss Flank, Miss Christy, Miss Hancock and Miss Bury, with Mrs. W. c. Barnes as emperor, attended the play at the park Tuesday evening. MT. and Mrs S. P. Clark of the Ford gave dinner Tuesday ia honor of MT. and Mrs. W. A. Watts. Mrs. Half and MT. Bergman were also present.
 Mrs. Boniface rendered a drive to tbe guests of the Ford hotel Wednesday driving to the Rainey ranch. where they partook of an excellent lunch *** tally-ho party was made up Sat urday afternoon to drive to the nlaces CT interest in the surrounding country. Among the number were
 Misses Ada Boyd, Maggie Layson, Helen Marshall, Gertrude Godfrey.
 Messrs. Bud Brown, Ted Mackelroy. Howard Long, Lyman Bennett and I'd Scort. Mrs. l.. C. Brown was chaparon. 
 Miss Jennie Willis came down from Prescott Friday night to remain over
 Sunday.
 MT. E. E. Allen, the genial clerk of the Adams, left Saturday night for Chicago. It is probable ha may re- l turn in the fall
 | Mrs. Charles H. Davidson left Thursday evening for her home in Plainfield, H., to spend the summer,
 returning in October
 Miss Nellie Wilcox, who has baen
 visiting in Tucson for a week or SO. returned to Phoenix Friday evening. Miss Wylomene Kellner spent Wed nesday evening in Tempe, visiting 1 her sister, Miss Frankie, who attends l the normal
 1 Monday evening Miss Laura Dobbs | entertained few friends at whist. Re I treatments were served and most
 pleasant evening spent These pres
 ent were Miss Alice Alden, MT. Her
 bert Peery, MT. Will Orme and Miss 1 Laura Dobbs.
 I Mrs. Morford, Mrs J. E. Walker and i Mrs. Webster Street were the guests of Mrs. Walter Talbot Saturday after
 noon, at whist. A light luncheon was served.
 1 Miss Alice Alden, Miss Lizbeth Y.
 Allen and MT. Herbert Peery spent a merry afternoon riding around the country horseback yesterday. a*A& Judge and Mrs. Kibbey delightfully."- entertained some friends Saturday
 evening with games and music, after l which delicious refreshments were
 served. The guests were MT and Mrs B. F. Porter, MT. and Mrs M H. Will Hams, MT. and Mrs. Clay Leonard, MT and Mrs. W. L. Pinney, Dr. and Mrs Carruthers, Mrs. Churchill and MT Walter Kibbey
 l MT Frank Lecklider, the assistant
 auditor, left last night for Prescott te
 remain over Sunday.
 1 Miss Gertrude Godfrey entertained | friends Saturday evening at her home on West Washington street Game: were the order of the evening and z light supper was served. Those pres
 ent were Miss Ada Boyd, Miss Heller Marshall, Miss Nellie Canning, Mis-
 Maggie Layson, Miss Mamie Brown
 Miss Norma Damron, Miss Minnie Kyle, MT. Turner Hef1in, MT. Bu( l, Brown, MT. Cal Williams, MT Howard Long, MT. Ed Scott, MT. Leo Rosen
 berg, MT. Lyman Bennett, MT. Lever . ing Young and MT. Ted McElroy :.