Arizona republican., 1899-10-01
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 SOCIETY.
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| will held their first meeting of the sea-
 son Monday evening in the Baptist church. One of the questions to be
 discussed is that of a laader for this
 winter Applications have been made
 fer the position by several prominent
 leaders on the Pacific coast, one of
 whom will be selected. The society
 expects to' present several dramas. and
 at least two operas this season. The | Chimes of Normandy" SC successfully presented last winter, will most likely
 be repeated This society is quite an
 addition to the musical world Of Phoe-
 nix and music lovers had several treats last winter through the efforts of the Philharmonics
 MT and Mrs Captain T. ConnaIl
 celebrated their thirty-second wedding
 anniversary Tuesday evening; also the
 seventh birthday of the.r little grand
 sen, Miner Downey, at their homs on
 Monroe street and Fourth avenue. The
 parlors were tastefully and beautifully
 arranged, while the dining hall was
 prOfuSely decorated with roses frcm
 Mrs. J. o. Dunbar'S. A cake walk was
 arranged for the enjoyment Of the lit
 tie folks, while cards afforded much
 pleasure to the older guests. All the
 little folks took part in the cake walk
 and a mere artistic walk was never witnessed in -he city. Little Miss
 Sadie Allen and E-elsn Ely, won the
 cake, which was most beautifully dec
 cEated. When tha birthday cake was out Master Tom Higley drew the dime
 which entitled him to bachelorhocd and riches. In the anniversary cake MT. Charles Stirling was the unlucky gentleman. Master Minor received many pretty and useful presents and young and old voted the evening a most enjoyable Cne. The guests were: Mir and Mrs Sims Ely, MT and Mrs Allen, MT and Mrs Allender. MT. and Mrs. Higley, Mrs. Sterling, Miss Con l nell, Miss WilliscrCft, Miss ATlender, l Miss Jessie Allen, MT Roy Stevens, l MT. Charles Sterling and the little Misses Helen Ely Sadie Allen, Maud | Wright, Jessie Higley, Etta Norton, ! Masters Tom Higley, Charlie Allender, | Robert Allender, Jimmie Higlsy, Clar ence Wright, Harry Fuqua and Sims Ely.
 Miss Lulu Buck, one of PhOenix's most charming young ladies, and the daughter Of MT. and Ms. A. Buck Of this city, was marrisd September to MT John N. Parigo Of Chicago in Kan sas City. The wedding t5Ok place at the beautiful home Ct MT. and Mrs. C. F. Hutchings, brother of Mrs. A. Buck, on Grand View avenue, Kansas City. The pariCrs were handsomely decorat- ed and promptly at D. m. the bridal party entered. Miss Dorothy Hutch
 ngs waited cn the bride, while MT. Glenn FarigO acted as best man. After -T,,o T q AT~ Mrs. ParigO left for Michigan and Min 1esota, where thsy will visit relatives md friends before going to Chicago to make their future home. MT. Parig0 s a most estinIble young man, while Miss Lulu, who has lived in PhoeliX or number Of years, is kncwn to be ,ne Of the fairest and brightest of the Toung women here. The congratula- icns and good wishes Of her Phoenix friends are innumerable.
 Mrs. D. D. Hctn:ng and Miss Lena IoTning will return soon from their -isit to their former home in New zork.
 Miss Jessie Frazier will leave about he latter part Of the week for her chool at Gila Bend.
 Miss Grace Andrews entertained ew friends Friday evening as a fare yell to MT. Bertram Smith, who left or Pamcna college These present 7ere Miss Mary E. Smith, Miss Eva Miss Mamie Brown, MT. surt Purdy, MT Ned Creighton. MT. .ertram Smith and MT. Walker E. sriscoe.
 Mir and Mrs. Wright received lumber of little friends in honor of faster Clarence's and Miss Maude's irthdays, Saturday evening. A most njoyabIe time was had in playing ames. and the little folks returned to heir different homes after refresh lents were served and enjoyed Those E resent were Misses Muriel and Cert ude Morris, Sallie and Vivian Aims S 7orth, Blanche Hughes, Gladys Evans, E I3I garat Evelyn, Masters Miner Dow < ey, Harry Hughes and Charlie Nor $, is. u
 A jolly pic-:c party visited the In- ian reservation last Sunday, taking s1 7ith them several kCdaks with which fs 0 take pictures of the Indians. This ii 5 8 most interesting as well as annoy 1g thing to do, as the natives object { 3 being shot" but after an enjoyable [ Inch several Indians were caught un- Q xpectedly, so the party returned re- b )icing. The party was composed ot y Irs. Forshee, Mrs West, Misses Maud c weenn, Hattie Price May Maddox V. lthel Maddox, Nlry FCrshee and Ser ]! ige, tMessrs. A. E. Avery, H. Blu ha hanan, o. G. Buchanan, E. Smith, c. mfth and H. w. Buckley.