Arizona republican., 1899-11-05
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Mrs L. NJ. Dey and Miss Morrison
entertained for the \. F. F. club Tues
day evening at the residence Of Mrs.
Dey on West jefferson street. The
parlors were beautifully decorated in
roses. Progressive hearts was the
game of the evening. Miss Dawson
and Mr.. Prescott received first prizes,
Miss WiIliscroft and Mr.. Logan re-
ceiyed the BOBBY prizes. each "a thing
of beauty and a joy forever" After
the game gypsy fortune teller of
rather weird and realistic appearance
presented himself and after several
had crossed his hand he told thrilling
yet interesting truths of the different
guests. 4 dainty menu was served al
ter which the pariOrs were cleared for
dancing. Mr.. Porter and Mr.. Joe Por-
ter rendered number Of selections.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ.
Dey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Grosvenor.
Miss johnson. Miss Morrison, Miss
Coombs. Miss Dawson. Miss Council.
Miss Williscroft. Mr.. Harry Logan. Mr..
5. NJ Cullom, Mr.. Cassou. Mr.. Walden,
Mr.. Picotte, Mr.. Prescott. Mr.. Porter
and Joe Porter.
A jolly picnic party chaperoned by
Mrs NJ. o. Bicknell was pleasantly en-
tertained last week by Mr.. L. c. Mas
ten and Mr.. II. s. Creighton. y spe-
ciaI was run on the NJ. & p. railroad
and the party picnicked at very
pretty place on the ella river. Mrs. {.
L. Higgins had charge of the delight
full lunch spread. The gentlemen were
the jOlliest of hosts and the party re-
turned to the city in high humor. Those
of the party were Mrs. NJ. O. Bicknell,
Miss Smith. Miss Bury, Miss Hanny,
Miss Christy. Miss Ainsworth. Miss
Purdy. Miss Johnson. Miss Woodbridge,
Miss Murray. Miss Dobbs. Miss Cassell,
Mr. F. W. Wood. Mr.. c. O Buxton. Mr..
ID. Reedy Mr.. :. g. Dunlap. MI
Frank Ainsworth. Mr.. |. H Andrews.
Mr. Martin HOar. Mr.. Paul Brizard,
Mr. L. c. Masten. Mr.. II. :. Creighton,
MI c. r. Christy.
Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs Louis
MeIczer We're pleasantly surprised by
a number of friends and neighbors who
knew it was their fifteenth Wedding
anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Melczer
were the recipients of many handsome
presents. this being the crystal ami
versary Mr. Freu Half Of Chicago. a
brother of Mrs. MelcZer, sent hand
some cut glass water set and reflector.
Masters Isador Edic and Joe Melczer
gave two water bottles and one dozen
cut glass tumbIers: Miss Gertrude
Meiczer ii dozen cut glass finger bowls;
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Jacobs. Bohemian
glass vase: Mr. and Mrs. II. Goodman.
picture Of John Alden and Priscilla:
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Rosenberg. Bohemian
glass vase: Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Mendelson, cut glass mustard pitcher;
Mrs. Mccarthy. cut glass cream pitch
er: Mrs. Toohey. cut glass silver
mounted salt and pepper caster; Miss
Rosenthal. Bohemian glass loving cup:
Mrs. Dennis. two cut glass toothpick
holders. Those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Goodman. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Mendelson. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ia
cobs. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Rosenberg. Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis. Mrs Mccarthy. Mrs.
Toohey, Mrs. Simms. Miss Rosenthal,
Miss Jacobs and Miss Cohn.
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Mrs. Garnett entertained a number
Of little folks in honor of Miss Annie's
birthday this week at her home IN
prize of the first game-a statuette-
was won by Miss Abbie Pickerel. An
other game arranged for the afternoon
and much enjoyed by all was quite
novel. The guests were divided into
two different parties. each in d differ
ent room. over the door connecting
a sheet was stretched with hole in it.
through which a nose would appear
and each person guessed whose nose it
was. Miss Hazel Cowan Won the prize.
which was a silver nail file. Dainty
refreshments We're served. Those press
ent were: Miss Edith Wylie. Miss
Leah Randolph. Miss Cussie Russell.
Miss Ambra Osborne, Miss frankie
Baker. Miss Edith Bennett. Miss Mary
Baker. Miss Mary Orme, Miss Helen
Armstrong. Miss Margaret James. Miss
Ruth Jessop. Miss Laura Kend-,
rick Hiss Helen Alexander, Miss Helen
Leitch, Miss Helen Frazier, Mss Ruth