Arizona republican., 1899-12-03
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 The Elks ball to be given Wednesday night will be one of the many pleasant features of carnival week.
 MT. George Gray left last week for Benson.
 l Miscs Hauxhurst Miss Henslfaw and Miss Richmond are expected home this week.
 Mrs. A. J. Allison and two little sons arrived this week from St. Cloud, Minn., to spend the winter with her i parents, MT. and Mrs. James Haux- | hurst.
 ! MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Fisk arrived Tuesday and will spend carnival week with Mrs. Fisk's mother, Mrs. Zoeckler. &#aa
 MT. J. M. Eccles and Miss Eccles en- tertained at a family dinned Thurs day. Those present were: MT. and Mrs A. ?. McKern, MT. L. r. Hover, of Grand Rapids, Mich; MT. Joseph Myer. San Francisco: Mir Spencer McKern,
 
 Eccles, Miss D. Eccles and MT. Elmer McKern.
 Miss Pearl Weaver of Prescott is visiting her sister Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken. Miss Weaver will remain in the city until after carnival week.
 
 Miss Agnes Todd. maid of honor to the queen from CoconinO county. is a very charming young lady and will do honor to the county she represents
 Mrs. J. W. Evans, who has r.. seriously sick for several weeks is .or- convalescent and will be pleased tn again receive her friends. At horlz Fri6.y, 521 East Monroe street.
 
 At the home of Captain and Mrs. T. Connell Tuesday evening, the A. F. F. club were received by Miss COnnell. The game for the evening was progres sive whist. The manner in which the partners fer the head table were se- lected was rather interesting. The first lines of a number of popular | songs were placed upon cards and the guests wrote the first verse. The lady's l prize for the evening was won by Miss Williscroft. while the gentleman's prize was carried off by MT. w. J. Cain. | Miss Morrison and MT. Hall received ! the boobies. The dining hall was pret- | tily decorated and the table hand 1 somely spread. Tho latter part of the |. evening was spent in dancing. The | guests were: Mr. and Mrs. L. M- Dey, MT. and Mrs. c. l.. Grosvenor, ] Miss Morrison. Miss Combs Miss Con nell, Miss Wiuiscroft. Miss Johnson, Miss Chamberlain, Miss George, Miss | Lucy Johnson, MT. Ira P. Wetzel. MT | C. A. Hall, Mir. II. Logan, Mir. B. F. | Porter, Jr., Mr.Anderson and MT. w. i J. Cain. Mis Para KimbaIl spent Wednesday | and Thursday in the city.
 Miss Bessie Dawson has been quite | ill for the past few weeks. Her many i friends hope to hear of her speedy re- covery.
 Mir Thomas Prescott met with a1 ! accident last week in which an arm | was quite seriously injured. Miss Allie Main will spend carnival | week in the city visiting friends.
  A jolly picnic party spent Thursday | in the foothills south of Phoenix. They !! also visited the pictured rocks. A ! Thanksgiving dinner was i spread and fully enjoyed. Those Of /! the party were: MT. and Mrs. L. M. ! Dey. MT. and Mrs. G. L. GrOsvenor, ! Miss Cornell. Miss Kibby. Miss Coombs. Miss Williscroft, Miss Kim i Der. Miss Kurtz, Miss Johnson. Miss l Horning, Miss Chamberlain, MT. l. P. ] Wetzel MT. Harry Logan, MT. c. A. | Hall, MT. B. F. Porter. Jr, MT. Charles l Anderson, MT. Clay Parker, MT. VIII l Mcbride and Mir. Walter Logan.
  A very quiet wedding took place at ,