Arizona republican., 1899-11-26

5s83S 3. assss .-----------------.--- -.------------.--------------- Those present were: Miss Ethel Cray son. Miss Dorothy Bivens. Miss Nellie Scott. Miss Jessie Sheridan. Mr Turner Heflin. Mir Ross Grouse. Mir Howard Long and Mir. Calvin Will liams.
 MT. and Mrs. D. W. Sparks and Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Deity entertained Mr. and Mrs. Clayson of "Homeside." and the Rev. and Mrs. Cowan anu family at dinner Thursday evening.
 Miss Jessie Roberts was pleasantly surprised by Q number of friends Fri day evening, who took possession of her home and had a jolly time Tn, party was composed of the following: Miss Amin. Miss Brooks. Miss Will son. Miss Roberts, Miss Rich. MT Har- ries. Mir. Neeland, MT. Bryant, MT. Rich and Mir. Murray.
 Mrs Webster Street returned last week from 9 pleasant visit with friends in Pennsylvania.
 The ladies of Trinity church will give several teas before Xmas. The next will be held at the home of Mrs. Ken drick.
 The Chautauqua club will meet at Mir and Mrs. c. II. Davids5ns next Tuesday evening.
 Several picnic parties have been ar ranged for Thanksgiving. One party will visit the Indian reservation and Painted Rocks.
 A dancing club has been organized and it's hops are given in Hickey hall on Washington street between Fifth and Sixth avenues The members are: MT and Mrs Stoner Mrs. Mills. Mrs. W. H. Hart Mrs. Barr. Miss Mills. Miss Freda Getzler. Miss Tillie Getzler. Miss Cory. Miss Naomi Cory, Miss Gala Mills. Miss Conboy Mir. g. East erling. MT. C. W. Hunt. Dr. Conner MT Bailey. Mir. Grigs6y. Mir. Draper. MT Gehon. MT. Henry Sprouce, Mir Jenkins. Mr. Getty. AIr. Cornell and MT Keene.
 Miss Para KimbaU Of Mesa spent Thursday and Friday with friends in this city.
 Quite a number of Tempe people at tended the literary ball.
 MT. Max Sohr and sister of Salt Lake City arrived last week with the eXpsc- tation of spending the winter in the city.
 Professor and Mrs. Wasson. nee Nell lie Persons. who spent last winter in the city, returned this week. Professor Wasson was formerly teacher of Eng fish in the high school and Mrs Was son graduated in the c'ass Of 's9. Professor and Mrs. Wasson come with the expectation of making Phoenix their home. Mrs. Wasson's mother, Mrs. Persons. returns with them.
 Mir. and Mrs. StartzTan and Madame Giquot. mother of Mrs. Startznan. will return to San Francisco this week after a pleasant stay Of several months iI the city.
 4 party Of Miss FIoy Kurtzs friends called Friday evening and a pleas ant hour was spent. Each guest amused the other for five minutes. MUch nlerriment was caused by this unique game. Those present were: Miss Connell. Miss Walker. Miss John son, Miss Williscroft. MT. Prescott. MT. Cain. MT. Mcbride and Mir. Logan.
 Mrs. William Mayors was delight fully surprised by a number of friends Friday evening. the occasion be- ing her birthday anniversary She was the recipient of many pret- ty presents. The evening was pleasantly spent. Dainty refreshments were served. Those present were: Mrs ScOtten. Mrs. Frank Scotten. Mrs. w. F. Thode. Mrs. Opperman. Mrs. Lee Perkins. Mrs. Mathews and Mrs. C. s. Scott.
 A few friends surprised Miss Jessie Sheridan Friday evening. A jolly time was spent with music, dancing and cards. Those present were Mrs. FiGeid. Miss Nellie Scott. Master Warren Carpenter. Master Frank Mayors and Master Harvey sheridan.
 Mrs. Joseph F. Morrison. nee Miss Jennie C. Willis. is expected in Phoe- nix in few days to visit friends and relatives. Mir. Morrison will join her early neXt month and both will re- main for the carnival festivities This is Mrs. Morrison's first visit to Phosniz, since her marriage and her many friends will be pleased to welcome her.
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