Arizona republican., 1899-04-23

Henry George, Mr. Buxton and Miss Dunlap.
 The L F. club or Intellectual Freaks" had their las. meeting Fri day evening at MT. and Mrs. ". H. Roibinson's. G. Hopkinson Smith WIS the author whose works were dis cussed. Miss Bess Dawson gave a re- view of Colonel Carter of Carters- vile" Miss Anna Murphy reviewed ard read several selections from Tom Rrogan" /" Mss Louisa Murphy gave an inssrumental solo. Miss Roselyn Sar- gent rendered vocal solo. Delicious refreshments were served after which a heated contest took place-a most enjoyable feature of the evening The guess were: Miss Bessie Fickas, Miss Florence Hammond, Miss May McNulty, Miss MinLte Hill, M:Es Louisa Murphy, Miss Anna Murphy Miss Alta Bates, Miss Leandra Pierce, Miss Mary Walker, Miss Bessie Daw- son and Miss Roseiyn Sargent.
 A delightful party was given last Saturday evening by Mr. Ross Grouse to a number Of E.s friends. Games were played and most en- JOydDlG uuSlCtll tD1OSIduAA1G WdS 4OA dered The guests were: Miss Fay Chamberlain, Miss Brookie George, Miss Mamie Brown, Miss Mary Hem shaw, Mss rGeItie Russell, Miss Cora Wiley, Miss Ada Boyd, Miss Lydia Lampsey, MT Calvin Williams, MT. Ross Russell, Mir. Burt Purdy, MT. Howard Long, Mir. Earl Porter, Mir. Joe Por,er, MT. Levecfng Young.
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 Miss Riordan of Tucson who has been visiting Miss Smith of tLls city, lett Saturday, accompanied by the latter for Tucson where they will spend a week and then go on 10 the coast.
 Mrs. Almquist and daugh,s-, Miss Almquist, who have been spending the winter in Phoenix, left Tuesday even ing on an extended ,.Irp. They will first stop over at Holbrook and visit MT. Mossman's Eargs cattle ranch, then proceed to New York and sail for Europe. Many of Their friends were at the depot to bid them bon voyage.
 Mrs. Webster Street. Mrs. J. Elliot Walker and Mrs Pickrell will give benedlt for Miss Nab Ava Messenger this week. The concert will be given at the home of Mrs. PickreH on North Central avenue. Mss Messenger is the talented harpist, who has been spending the last year in Phoenix. During her stay she has made many friends who regret, sheFi departure fol the east very much. Miss Messehgey will leave khe 1st of May fer her home in Chicago. ,9o--,.-
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 MT and Mrs D. s. English and Miss Ethel English will leave tonight for their home in Philadelphia.
 Miss Dorsey who has been wishing Mir and Mrs. w. K. James of this city, will leave for her home in Indianap- oils, Ind, about May Eth.
 Mrs. Tweed and Miss Brenda Tweed will leave for Lowell, Mass about May l.
 Mrs. Sloan nee Miss Mamie Plank is able to bar out again after her accident. MT. and Mrs. Sloan will leave Monday ing to their home in Grant, New Mexico.
 Mir. Ed Grindell will leave this week for the mountains where he vill spend so1na time.
 Mrs. Lee Mayer, who has been spending the winter in Phoenix left Monday night for Chicago.
 
 Miss White who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Dr. O. E. Plath. left Mon day night for Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon Mrs. Path went to Flagstaff Saturday night, where she will meet Miss White. and they will continue the journey to Cincinnati.
 
 The following is the programme ar ranger for the garden recital on the TIiilay lawn, Friday evening:
 PART ONE. Polonaise, I.ano forte ...........
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 Mss Dorothy Norton. "Hiawatha's WOoing," ...... -.
 - -. .Longfellow.
 Miss Elic1x9s Min n7baha.''