Arizona republican., 1899-05-21
SOCIETY '

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 Coverts are quite the thing just now for all tailor made suits or outing pur- poses of any kind. These are followed by the Bedford cord suitings and the corded cheviots. One suit made Of the covert was a most novel and useful af- fair. A gored skirt was cut the length or a golf skirt, with detachable fclunce. This f1ounce made the gown walking length. It is fastened to the upper part of the skirt with many small buttons. These are sewed on the under side of the skirt, then in the fiGunca are the button holes.
 When the day presents the least gloomy prospect this suit is worn un- der it's abbreviated gIise; when the weather is clear the f1ounce is fastened on and a full f1edged walking skirt of latest cut is presented. With this is wqTn the ordinary jacket, with the diff feIent waists. These ,waisIS are made of various materials, but the fashion is the taffeta However, the FCulard silks have 9 place. but as these geler ally come in scroll designs, are not always desirable.
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 The cSjeet Of discussion just at pres ent is the cathi1g suit. This promises to be a mcsa elaborate as well as use ful affair Of course these who swim for sWimming's sake will wear the ordinary sailor suit, but ether suits are designed with the precision of a walking costume. This year the modesti is making a specially of de- sign for the stouter woman. The plal.ner Of these suits, especially those made in dark, are brightsEsd by a highly coioTad handkerchief tied around the neck in a locse kn-s. The pTettiar costumes are finished at the neck With strings Cf colored beads, two to five strings. These are in many colors, of course.r the red and white ones together, CT the plain blue. Of course these can be selected according to the taste Of the woman they adOTn.
 Many Of the chiffon wraps, so much in vogue, are fastened securely on the shoulder, with hanlIscne miniature brooches. The chiffon proved 50 per isaab,a that the latest of these have a dainty lining of delicate color, then thS full ficunce of chiffon with the shell Tuche cn the edge.
 MT. ard Mrs. T. CcnneI entertained number Of their friends in a most charming manner at their home on North Fourth street last Thursday evening. A delightful evening was spent with cards. After the game dainty refreshments were served. The guests present were: Mir. and Mrs. s. Ely. NJ. and Mrs. Leslie Larrimer Mrs. Sterling, Mrs. Cyphur, Miss Con nell, Miss Stewart, Miss Sh2rkey, Miss Meagher, Mr- Sterling, MT. English, MT. Raiden and MT. Yates.
 Last Thursday evening MissiTweed, Miss HaIsey and Miss Hattie Hals2y enter -tained in honor of Miss Kennedy ard Miss Weirick at Miss Tweed's home on West Washington street. An enjoyable evening was spent at cro- oueG Dainty refreshments were served. The guests were: Miss Ken redy, Miss Weirick, Miss Halsey, Miss Hattie Halgey, Miss Kay, Miss Lila Irvine, Miss Spencer, Mr. Sharp. Mir MCAllestar, Mir. Spencer, MT. GaInett and MT. Wilcox.
 Echo canyon was visited by a jolly tally-ho paIity Friday. The party wis ited the Hole-in-tha-R Rock, the orange groves, arriving at their destna ticn about noon, where a most appetiziTg lunch was spread. Pictures were taken by the different members of the party, affCrd;1g much amusa- ment- Those of the party were, Mrs. J. Doster, Mrs. Doyle, Miss Kurtz, Miss Mills. Miss Gala Mills, Miss Edith Brooks, Miss Dcster, Miss Esterling, Mir Latschi MT. O. l.. Jones and Mr John Rcddy.
 A jolly party of bicyclists rode cut to the Crcss-cut canal Friday evening, ard started large bonfire, by the sp-ead WAS served. After that tue party returned by the Tempe road to ths city. Those Of the party were: Mir. and Mrs. Grosvenor. MT and Mrs. T. E. Dey, Miss Dawson. Miss Nor risen, Miss Alden, Miss Crews, Mir Harry HaH, Mir Heasley. Mr Bryant and MT. Wetzel.
 The social hep given at Tempe by the normaIs Friday night was a de ciGed success. It was held in the Tempe armory, which is well adapted -o this purpose. Several parties of [ 4IoulA pSCU19 IOUS ever lOT In0 OC- sasicn, and sps1t a delightful evening n dancing. Among those there frcm he city were: Miss Sharkey, Miss Heermans, Miss Wi,ccX, Miss Murray. Mss Hauxhust. Miss Williscrafl, Miss 'razier, MT Lee Gray, MT Ed Grin 1sil, MT. Will Murray, Mr Marshall Armstrong, MT Fay Knowlton, Mir L. NJ. Walden. MT Fred Mathey and Mr. Garrett Schiller
 
 The entertainment and baby show given Friday evening at the Patton Grand was quite a success. The little folks deserve a great deal of credit. Every number was equally pleasing. -t was repeated Saturday afternoon or the benefit of the Christian church, he proceeds of Friday night being for ha refurnishirg cf the pastors study )f @he Baptist church.
 
 The social given by the. Young Peo-