Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-10-22
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. Friday night by the Elks was a sue
} cessfull and enjoyable affair. A pleas
ing programme was arranged, after
which was dancing. The programme
occupied the earlier part of the evening
and was truly enjoyable. Many, how
ever. remained for the dancing,
and it was quite early in the morning
when the last notes of Home, Sweet
Home" died away.
Little Miss Gertrude Melczer received
a number of her friends a her parents
home, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Melczer. on
North Central avenue, Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Miss Gertrude is a
cha rnfng little hostess and the after
noon wa#Apent with many games. The
most pleasing feature, however, was
the donkey game. Miss Frances Lount
won the. first prize. a pretty silver
heart, while Miss Norma Sweeney re-
ceived the BOBBY prize, a tiny silver
heart. Refreshments were served
| Those present were: Misses Helen Fra
zier Marguerite James. Mary and Ell
leanor Lewis, Abbie Pickren, Norma
Sweeney, Frances Lount Ella and
Emma Luhrs, Emma Thalheimer, Ed
| it'll Stein. Dora Cohn. Teddy Heyman,
Hazel and Selma Goldberg, Hazel
Salma Alt, Exile Harrison, Masters Ed
win Rosenberg, Harold Goldberg AMI
Sheldon Goodman.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ R. Harland enter
tanned a number of little folks in honor
of Master Walters seventh birthday,
Friday, between and p. M, at their
home on South First avenue. The af-
ternoon was spent in games and the
usual birthday cake created a great
deal of pleasure when the candles were
blown out. The folks also enjoyed the
donkey game, and when Master Lynn
Thomas won the prize by pinning the
animals tail in place the climax was
reached. Master Walter was the recip-
lent of many pretty and useful gifts
Those present We're: Misses Bessie
Rupp. Mildred Kemp, Andrew Law
renee, Marian Doris, Esther Hooker,
Era Hooker, Mary Long, June Will
liams. Masters Jay Rupp. Carl Mill
gan, Dwight Sparks, Goodman Hill.
Lindley Thomas, Blaine Long, Chester
Carpenter and Al Rinehart. Miss
Belva Byers assisted in entertaining |
the little folks.
Mrs Clara Evans chaperoned a jolly |
picnic party of little folks given by /
Master Allie Melczer to a number of |
his friends. Lunch was spread at the |
Hole-in-the-rock, and the afternoon |
was spent in games. Those present
were: Mrs. Clara Evans. Misses Ida
Smith, Ora Osborne, Vivian Ainsworth, |
Edna Ryan, Pearl Matthews, Ambra
Osborne. Sallie Ainsworth, Gussie Rus
sell, Abbie Pickrell. Mabel Mcneil.
Maud Matthews. Nellie Burnett, Mary
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Masters Pierce Butler. Newton Levi.
Kent Pickrell. George Mcneil. Dean
Mosher. Stratton Copeland, Jack Aims
worth and Ernest Bennett.
The NJ. A r. club of Tempe gave
their usual fortnightly hop Friday
evening"
The recital given by Mrs. Clara Pat
terson Gillum Friday night was indeed
a treat. Although there We're several
other events on for that night there
was quite an appreciative audience in
The programme was
opened by a piano solo by Mr.. Payne
Then followed Mrs. Gillum with
i'Daisy's Faith .'Hcartsease" and
Seeing Things at Night Miss Grace
followed with q piano solo.
Mrs. Gillum then recited Our Folks"
and First Quarrel" The latter was
strictly humorous selection, and Mrs.
Gillum delighted the audience in her
portrayal of the character of the much
abused Mrs. YOungwife, as she walled
forth, in melancholy notes, Home.
Sweet Home" THE Kitchen Clock
Little Boy Blue AT Auntie's" and
Life Lesson" were others of her selec-
tons and piano solos by Miss Mary
Smith and Miss, Grace Andrews further
to the entertainment of the
audience. Mrs. Gillum's impersonation /
Of Naughty Zell'' ended the pro-
sramme. Mrs. Gillum is a talented
md pleasing artist and it is to be hoped
hat this is only the first of a series of I
recitals to be given by her this winter.
Phoenix seems to have turned decid- {
edly musical this season, as there is {
mother musical club in motion. This {
S the fifth or sixth organization of this
Kind so far.
There was jolly picnic party to the
Iole-in- the-rock Wednesday,. From
here several orange groves were Wis
ted. The party was composed of Mr..
nd Mrs. W. T. Cummings, Mrs. Drach-
nan and daughter of this city. Mrs. F.
}. Bailey of Jerome, Mrs. ]. P. An
rews, Mrs. Charles Morgan, Mrs. C.
Y Cosner, Miss Cummings and Miss
of Tempe.
Thursday evening jolly jarty held /
moon light picnic at the Hole-in-the- =
tock. An enjoyabI luncheon was =
pread by the campfire. Those of the =
arty We're: Miss Roberts, Miss Rich +
Iiss Brooks, Miss Amin. Mr. Rich.
If. Gray, Mr.. Payne and Mr. Murphy.
Mr.. Jackson. NJ. Cartwright and
Tiss Buelah NJ. Greene were married E
t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. n
reene about four miles west of the ~