Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-16
SOGIIE 7.

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"a thing Of beauty is a joy forever!
really believe that one thinks this
very true when looking at the hand
some parasols belonging 20 the End
of-i.he-Century girl. What could be
more beautiful than che of these para
so.s, hand-painted, in violets or Amer
| lean .beadty-rOseS, covered with NOUS
seine de sole? The new taffatl, cai1sd
Vandeen is very popular for parasols.
This has crinlpled, puckered effect
which is decidedly swell and novel.
Many of the handles CT these parasols
are carved with monkeys, rabbits or
any other of the animal tribe one may
desire.
IN the spring goods the soft, SHIN
mering effects are desirable. It seems
the new girl must have a perfect fit
in the skirt. whether or not, of the
bodice. The undeTskires are fitted
with the utmost care, but very much
berufled at the feet. This gives the
fare at the feet.
Gloves! Gloves, Cloves! 1t seems
as though these are the most import
ant of anything You must wear
gloves everywhere and every place
that you possibly can.
The trim linen collars have received
their death-bIow With the shirt
waist, which is still in vogue, soft
taffeta ribbons are worn. Very often
the scit tics are seen tied in a
large bow in front. These are very
pretty and often Zines quite hand
some ones are seen in mousseline de
sole, embroidered on the edges with
silk
There is very little 10 remind us Of
last summers trimness. Even the sail
oTs are made over entirely by their
trimming Of tulle and flowers Inc
more fluffy and transparent the sum
nler hat, the more swell. This effect is
often carried out to such an extent as
to show every curl of the coiffure
With the extremities reached by
last summer and This summers fads
and fashions, we wonder if it Will be
possible for anything new next year?
However, as necessity is the mother
of invention and the twentieth cen
fury girl must come forth in handsome
array, we may expect to be delight
frily surprised" or "dreadfully shock
ed"
Mrs Guy Bennett and Mrs. T ].
Bennitt had an at home" from to
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the latter on North Central avenue
The reception rooms presented an
artistic and pleasing effect. The cur
tains were lcoped back with
pink satin ribbon, willis every
available corner and nook Was turned
into q bower OF roses. Pink was the
predominant color. The dining han
was beautifully decorated in pink
roses, while garlands of snpilax were
drapped back WIKI bows of pink rio
bon. The table was handsomely
spread. Here MIS-. Penick and Mrs w
c. Barnes served dainty refreshment
The punch room where Feurstein's or
chestra dispersed sweet music was
also very prettily arranged Among
those present were: Mrs. Walter Tai
bot, Mrs. J. w. Evans, Mrs. Ancn
Martin, Mrs. B. Heyman, Mrs. George
A. Cook, Mrs. 6. W. Vickers, Mrs. w,
c. Barnes, Mrs. e. B. Knox, Mrs. c. j.
Hall, Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. G. H.
Davidson, Mrs. Charles Goldman, Mrs.
J. W. DORIS, Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Mrs.
w. Howe, Mrs Shirley Chr.sty, Mrs.
Creighton, Mrs Lloyd Christy, Mrs.
Half, Mrs. VIM. Chr.sty, Mrs. VIII
Coon, Mrs. Aitken, Mrs Gillian, Mrs.
Joe Barley, Ms. Bulge, Mrs. Heign-
ton, Mrs. n. A Morford, Mrs. W. K.
james, Mrs. Curt Miller, Mrs. ]. Elliott
Walker, Mrs. jerry Millay, Mrs. Hine,
Mrs. Bury, Miss Williams, Miss King,
Miss Adine Bury, Miss Smith. Miss
RiOrdan. Miss Kate Christy, Miss Mat
tie Cruz, Mss Dorsey and Miss Wells.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ernest Walker en-
}o-r n inc frion
ing. The veranda and lawn were deco
rated with Chinese lanterns.
During The evening there was
music and many pleasant amuse-
ments. Refreshments were served |
The guests wec's: Mr.. and
Mrs. GLEASON, Miss Alden, Miss
Patton, Miss Horning, Miss Will
I.scroft Mr. Evans Cole, Mr. Fred |
Mathey. AIr Lou Walden and Mr.. |
Globe Kennedy.
CIR. and Mrs. A. J. Chandler of Mesa
were host and hostess last
week at diner given to a
party from this city.
Miss Almquist, Miss Dorsey, Miss
Smith, Miss Riordan, Miss Wells, Miss
Heap. Mr.. Masten, Mr.. Heap, Mr.. |
Wood, Mr.. Snowgrass and Mr.. Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. DELPHI Of Philadelphia !
a few friends at their |
winter home on Norm F.fth avenue, |
Thursday evening. During the even
ing Miss Nab Alva Messenger rendsT-
ed several selections on her harp.
there were also several solos rendered. |
Mr. Edward GrindeM gave Seeing |
Nellie Home" and received much ap
Dlause Dainty refreshments were |
Those present were: Miss |
Nab Alva Messenger, Mrs. Forgy, Mss
CavenaUgh, Miss Hughes, Miss Bertha |
Hughes, Mr. Lloyd Johnston, Mr.. z. |
M Shelby CUllom and Mr. |
J. Cassou.
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Mrs J. E. Walker and Mrs. n A.
entertained Tuesday cVcH-