Arizona republican., 1898-02-06

Miss Graham, Miss Gre n, Miss Will lis, Miss Georgie Crandau, Miss Chamberlain, Miss Tweed, MT. J. w. Crenshaw, MT. Cecil Shaver, MT Hen .ry M. Willis, MT. Eldridge Jordan, MT. A. L. Rule, MT. Johnson, MT. ,Mor- rell, MT. Paul Brizard, MT. J. w. Ben ham, MT. Jo Pratt, MT. Henry George Dr. Friedman, MT. Wade Rulings, MT. Tom Prescott and Dr. Burdick. Mrs. H. Gieges entertained a number of young people on Tuesday in honor of her daughter M:nnie's birthday. The afternloon was pleasan ly4pen;t in games and music, after which dainty refreshments were partaken of
 A jolly party of young p.ople will spend today at Eckler canyon. A good time is anticipated, and judging from the beautiful provisions, ct ce,era that will accompany the party they will not be disappointed. The party will contain: Miss Franklin, Miss Minnie Miller, Miss Carrie Cole, Miss Cross, Miss Nora. Shields, Miss Letia Mossman, Miss Clay Henshaw, Mir. Dick George, MT. Richard Grard, MT. Garrett Schuller, MT. Cecil Shaver, MT. Harry Brown, MT. Evans Cole, MT. Fred Ward and Mr. Irve Hill.
 A pleasant surprise was tendered little Miss Irene Hill yesterday after noon at the home of her paren,s on North Fourth avenue. The. after noon was spent in games Refresh ments were served. Those present were Miss Blossom Chamberlain, Miss Lena Morrison, Miss Sydia Lampey, Master Ed Long, Master Louie Brill, Master Jim Ming, Master Grover Lampey and Master Edwin Hill.
 Mrs. Hoadley gave the second of a series of parties at her home on Wednesday afternoon. This was a geographical and geological party, and was a very delightful affair. Cards were given each guest, and on one side were written the names of five domestic animals and five wild ami mals, spelled enormously. The ob- ject was to change the letters around so that they spelt correctly. Mrs. w. c. Barnes won first prize On the other side were written queries to Le answered by an appropriate state Of the Union. Mrs. Nose Drachman won this prize. Music was rendered during the evening and a delicious luncheon was. served. Those in a. tendance were: Mrs. Major Evans, Mrs. Nose Drachman, Mrs. Harry Gray Mrs. Elizabeth Grotefend, Mrs. Walker Talbot, Mrs. w. c. Barnes, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. Charles H. Akers, Mrs. H. E. Heighton, Mrs. William Pickrell Mrs. Chauncey Clark, Ms. J. c. Ad- ans, Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, Mrs. c. F, Ainsworth and Miss Allen.
 Mrs. B. Heyman enter aimed a number of friends yesterday after. noon. This was the second of a series of afternoons in honor of her sister, Miss Kohlman, and was a most elab- crate affair. Professor Feuerstein's orchestra discoursed sweet music dur ing the entire afternoon Progressive hearts and whist were played Mrs Harriet Hine won the first prize in whist, and Miss Kohlman the fist prize in. hearts. The entire homei which is most beautiful, was then thrown open and dancing was indulged in. Refreshments were served and all seemed to en- joy themselves to their hearts en- tent. The invited guests were: Mrs c. Clark, Mrs. William Pickrell, Mrs Dr. Jessop, Mrs. Walter Bennett, Mrs. c. J. Hall, Mrs. Guy Bennett, Mrs Dr. Purman, Mrs. W. K. James, Mrs H. B. Heighton, Mrs. L. H. Cha me1s, Mrs. M. Jacobs, Mrs. H. c. Yaeger, Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs W. C. Budge, Mrs. Jerry Millay, Mrs. T. w. Hine, Mrs. B. N. Pratt, Mrs. A Goldberg, Mrs. D. Goldberg, Mrs. H. Goodman, Mrs. Harriet Hine, Mrs. and Miss Err langer of San Francisco, Misses Laura and Edith Jacobs, Mrs. Ancil Mari Mrs. W. c. Bknes, Mrs Conkey nd Miss Allen.
 AS was exported, Miss Mabel Alva Messenger, the haTpist, was greeted with a. good house On last Tuesday evening. Miss Messenger is a harp ist iof extended reputation and her performance on Tuesday eveniog was accorded enthusiastic approbaticn. One Of her sel c-ions, a mazurka, which afforded the brilliant y1ung artist an opportunity to display her complete mastery of the matchless instrument. and in response tn a hearty recall she gave a. medley of pleasing airs, concluding with an unique arrangement Of the "Old Ken lucky H0me," With variations, calling into requisftion almost the entire range of the sweet toned instrument.
 The Rebekah ball on Tuesday even ing at the Elks' hall, although crowd ed, was without doubt the most en- joyable affair of the kind this seas 9n. The ladies of that lodge left othing undone to make the evening a pleas ant enc. Refreshments were served in the rcption hall
 Mrs. George A. Mintz last night en- terta.ned a small party Of frien1s at a card party on Friday evening Re freshme nts were served ard a very pleasant time was had Among thos9 present were Mr. and Mrs. A. J Brad ley, MT. and Mrs. c. s. Scott. MT. and Mrs. Frank Ward, MT. and Mrs. Fred Marden. MT. Fred Ward and MT. Har- old Ham.
 Hon. Eugene s. Ivas of Yuma ard MT. Herman of New York were guests of MT. and Mrs. IL. H. Chalmers last evening"
 Society is on the qui vive now wait ing for fhe annOuncemenr of A wad-