Arizona republican., 1899-02-12

I Miss Hancock, Miss Gray, Miss Mercer . Mir Benham, MT. Prescott, MT. Doc i. little, MT Brizard, MT. Gray, MT. Fow- . Ter, MT. Heap, MT. Masten MT : Latham, MT. T. J, Norris, D.
 kentzi k5qred n6nau M3 Henry Mr ee2sgs csss, MT MT
 Fred Wood. MT. Buxton, MT Porter, MT. Creighton, MT. H. Crafgh-
 ton, MT Morren, MT. Gray, MT. A. Goldberg, Mr Talbot, Dr. Jessop, MT. Dunlap, MT. Norris.
 
 The Progressive euchre party give Il
 by General and Mrs. R. Allyn Lewis, Wednesday evening at their lovely home, was one of the most elaborate
 affairs of the social season. The par
 lors were very artistically decorated
 long strands festooning the ceiling and
 the mantels and window ledges banked
 with a profusion of caranations. Flu r.
 stein's orchestra discoursed music dur
 ing the evening. Partners for the
 card table were chosen by numbers,
 and for a couple of hours the guests
 were entertained with euchre Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander won the first prize,
 a dainty toilette box, and Mrs. B. N Pratt, was awarded the consolation
 prize, jeweled venaigrette. MT Will Pinney was the recipient of the gentle
 mans first prize. a sterling paper cut
 ter, and MT. E. B. Knox of the second,
 pack of cards. Later, a very delic-
 ious supper, consisting of three course
 was served. MT. and Mrs. Lewis en-
 tertained their guests royalty making
 them loath to go. Those present were: | MT and Mrs. Pratt, MT. aud Mrs. Chalmers, Judge and Mrs. and Mrs. Abrams, MT and Mrs
 Porter, MT and Mrs Frazier. MT and
 Mrs Chandler, Mir. and Mrs. AleXan
 der. MT. and Mrs. Leighton, MT. and Mrs. Oberfelder, MT. and Mrs. Ran dolph, MT. and Mrs. Purman, MT. and Mrs. A. Goldberg, MT. and Mrs Tyler, MT and Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Mir. and Mrs. Heyman, MT. and Mrs. NiocfCTd, MT. and Mrs. Caulkins, MT. and Mrs. Knox, MT and Mrs. Harry Tritle. MT. and Mrs. Pinney, Mir and Mrs. James, | Mrs Sherman, Mrs. Tritle, MT. Hall, | MT. Akers, MT. Kurtz. MT. Rhuart
 Another gay tally-bo pary drove out to the Arizona Falls and back yes terday. MT. Masten was the host and the afternoon was passed de- lightfully. The guests were: Miss Alice Masten, Miss Heap, Miss Tweed, Miss McAdory. Miss Wells, | Mr Brizard, MT. Benham, MT | Heap, MT. Harry Creighton.
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg entertained number of lady friends at whist Sat urday afternoon, assisted by Mrs. Dave Goldberg. The large Indian Eall was richly decorated with palms of every description. In the two drawing rooms were profusion of flowers and trimmings of smilaX, and the lovely gowns of the ladies made the rooms unusually bright and attractive. At whist Mrs. l.. H. Chalmers Wln the first prize, a bronze head, the second prize, a silver shoe-horn. was taken by Mrs. A. c. Wright while Mrs. B. J. Bennitt was the recipient of the il I'd, a Rookwood vase. In the game of hearts Mrs. T. E. Dalton became the possessor of several hearts and was awarded a cut-glass jar. The guests were: Mrs. II. Yeager, Mrs. Gilbert Yeager, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Bunch, Mrs James Finley, Mrs. A. c. Wright, Mrs. B. Trip pel1. Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Hopkins Mrs E. B. Gage, Mrs Walter Talbot. Mrs E. J. Bennitt, Mrs. Akers, Mrs. Fisher, of Prescott, Mrs. Harry Teitle, Mrs. F. Tritle of Prescott, Mrs. Charles Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Gang, Mrs. Chalmers, Mrs. Leo Gold man Mrs Baker, Mrs. J. B. L. Alexa9 der. Mrs Ainsworth, Mrs. B. Heyman, Mrs. J. W. Evans. Mrs. Oberfelder. Mrs. H. Goodman, Mrs. R. Allyn Lewis, Mrs A. Heyman, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs Shurman of San Francisco, Mrs, { Jessop, Mrs Budge, Mrs. Knox, Mrs j Mrs. 0. J. Tn; b3do Mrs James, Mrs. leighton, Mrs Kings bury, Mrs. George Gage, Mrs. N. c 1 Murphy Mrs. Adams and Ms. Pick rel1
 Miss Leah c. Randolph gave birth day party Saturday afternoon at her home in the Capitol addition. The { games consisted of blowing bubbles through ring, and potato race Miss Helen Leitch won the bubble prize, and the prize for the potato rac7 was awarded to Miss Zona Harris. Mss Leah was the recipient of many r beautiful gifts. After the games were over refreshments were served in tho !; dining room, which was prettilv dec i orated. Miss A1ethea Jones and Miss < Clara Norton assisting Mrs. Randolph z in serving. The guests were. Misses 7 Ruth Ainsworth, Margery Jobs, Abbi? z Pickrell Helen Alexander, Ruth Jes- , sop, Mable McNei1. Dora Cohn, Kate 7 idtcueI' Je9Sle ne1i1lllSLCH' Ge1 oIuue 2 Fulton Sarah Fulton, Reba Heyman. :, :, Sara Jacobs, Louise Abrams. Sadie Allen, Beulah Cyphere, Ruth Light 0urne, Alma Mcintosh. Julia Mcsher, Alice Norton, Edith Wylie. Gussie Rus , sell, Etta Murray. Annie Garnott, Bes- : sic Sargent, Frankie Baker, Mary . Baker. Gladys Hoadley, Peal Lang, q zona Herrott, Lucia Gibson, Alice I Ia1sey, Emily Smith, Laura Williams, Helen Frazier, Marguerite Williams $ Helen Leitch, Edith Bennett, Ara a ninta Sargent of Prescott. I
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