Arizona republican., 1899-02-23

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 Mrs. Churchill was attired in mole colored silk trimmed in red satin, the waist with purple pleating of the same Ornaments, diamonds.
 Mrs. Winfield Scott wore black satin with jet trimmings, and Mrs. J. H. Kibbey was in black silk with cerise and jet trimmings.
 Mrs. George w Vickers' tcilet was black grenadine over black trimmed ir very light blue silk cut slightly square. She carried carnations
 Mrs. Ancil Martin wore a handsome gclwn of cream duchess satin, cut deco lette and trimmed in cream satin rib bon.
 Mrs w c. Barnes wore white silk brocade with trimmings of white chif- ion and pink satin r.'b0on. The bodice was low and sleeveless. l Mrs. Leo Goldman had on very at | tlactive gown of old rose silk covered with white dimity chiffon. The yoke was spangled chiffon and the stock and belt were pink velvet. Mrs. Charles Goldman wore black lace over black silk.
 Mrs. o. J. Thibodo was attired in an elegant gown of black creponnes trimmed in black satin and passe- menterie
 Mrs. c. J. Hall was attired in an ex- quisite pink taffeta, trimmed in white chiffon. The sleeves were shirred.
 Mrs. Laura Creighton wore a black satin skirt with lavender silk and Chiffon waist cut high.
 Miss Jessie Smith of Prescott was clad in an exquisite gown of yellow taffeta, cut square and the entire front of the bodice covered with pearl passe- menterie. She wore light mousque- taire gloves.
 Miss Bogie Rartleson of Florence was dressed in cream silk over lemon colored underdress. Ruff1es edged with narrow lace were on the waist. She wore carnations.
 Miss Lena Purdy wore a pretty dress of white organdie trimmed in white satin. She, too, wore carnations.
 Mrs. L. B. Wetmore of Prescott was dressed in a corn-yellow satin waist, trimmed in point de Alencon lace, and a black ibrocaded satin skirt She car ried yellow roses.
 Miss Claire F'razier's dress was white Lansdown, trimmed with irridescent beads.
 Mrs. Fletcher wore black silk grena- dine over red satin adorned with jet and made decollette.
 Miss Maud Scarborough wore white
 
 quoise blue velvet.
 Miss Alice Alden wore girlish gown of light organdie over yellow taffeta, cut high. The waist was covered with tiny ruffies of organdie and finished with wide yellow sash.
 Miss Winifred Smiths dress was red grenadine over red Eaffeta and trim med in red chiffon.
 Miss Angie Parker wore pink silk covered with pink dotted mousseline. The sleeves were long and plain and finished with ruff1es of chiffon.
 Miss Nab Ava Messenger was at tired in white silk completely cov- cred with silver gauge. The gown was decollette.
 A pretty gown of turquoise taffeta trimmed in black velvet and white lace was worn by Miss Stella Kavanaugh
 Miss Lora Dorsey had pretty dress of black organdie over red silk, cut decollette, and Miss Brenda Tweed looked lovely in white organdie over white, low in the neck, but with corded sleeves.
 Miss Marguerite Williams was at tired in white taffeta with coral velvet trimmings. The bodice was cut low and the sleeves long. The waist was finished with coral velvet belt fast enedi with cut steel buckles.
 Miss Marguerite Bullene's dress was cerise silk covered with black lace. It was low on the shoulders.
 Miss Addine Bury wore a becoming l fCunced and ruffled white organdie | with baby waist cut low and mousque- taire sleeves. A wide sash of the same hung from the waist.
 Miss Fannie Bury wore black crepon | trimmed in light blue silk and cut high l
 Miss Mamie Meagher were a light 1 brocaded silk. The skirt was slightly | ell train and trimmed in shirred blue satin ribbon. The waist was low and | finished off with pearl passementerie and ribbon She wore long blue gloves
 Miss Lectia Stoney wore fuchsia red taffeta cut very low. The bodice was finished at the top with cream satin and pleated taffeta ruff1es, and with pearl ornaments. She wore a cream satin girdle and long cream gloves.
 Miss Edith Jacobs wore a black taf- feta skirt and a cerise and white striped silk waist
 Mrs. E. J. Trippel was in a dainty pink mousseline over pink silk cut high.
 THE INVITED GUESTS.
 The list of invited guests was very large. The full Est of these to whom invitations were extended is as fol- lows:
 Morris Goldwater, MT. and Mrs. Win field Scott. MT. and Mrs. T. s. Bunch, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Stevens, J. H. Car penter, MT. and Mrs H. M Woods, Mr and Mrs. J. B. Finley, MT E. M. Williams MT. and Mrs. Aaron MT and Mrs. w D. Berry, MT. and Ms. J. Hoopes MT. G. w. P. Hunt, MT and Mrs. J. M. Murphy, MT. John linus, MT and Mrs. George A. Olney, MT. and Mrs. P. P. Parker, MT. and Mrs. c. c. MT. Charles Parks, Mir H. A Wolff, MT. H. J. (Messinger, MT and Mrs. A. c. Wright, MT. and Mrs. c. J. Marshall, Mir. and Mrs. D. K. UdaIl.