Arizona republican., 1899-03-05

| Miss Leone Robinson, Mis- Lucille Ming, Miss Jean Nc Williams, Miss Helen Arm strong, Miss Beatrice Williscroft Miss Mime Gieges. Miss Len Morrison, Master Arthur Ainsworth Master Keith Pickrell, Master Sydne, Goldman, Master Tom Robinson | Master Arthur Luhrs and Master Eu gene Goldman.
 The ladies of the Christian churcl will give a birthday party at Mrs M V. Warren's, $40 North Third avenue Friday. Some of theN Invitations ar from D. m. to 4 D. m., D. m. to D m., and D. m. to 3 D. Ill. You mus bring as many pennies as you are year. old, but the promise is given your agt will not be told''.
 Mrs. J. c. Norton gave a birthday party in honor of Oakley Tufts tirst birthday Many games were played after which wafers, nic macs and milk were served. The little guests were Miss Etta Norton, Miss Florence Walk CT, Miss Mary Christy, Master Harold Davidson. Master Harold Depew and Master Harry Kendall Everyone brought their Mamma as chaperon ue 16OI0S were S6EN0u W1In Qd1QC1GS but I think, not such healthful refresh ments.
 MT. and Mrs. B. N. Pratt entertain ed Wednesday night. Elaborate re- treatments were served during the evening. The guests spent a most en- joyable evening. Those present were MT. and Mrs. w. K. James, MT. and Mrs. leighton, Dr. and Mrs. Jessop. Miss McAdory, Miss Dorsey. Miss Heap, MT. Hugh Creighton, MT. Harry Hall and MT. Masten
 A delightful entertainment will be given by the Single Spinsters Liter ary'' club, next Friday evening. You must not fail to be present, as Prof. tests with his newly perfected rejuven- ator.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Pres byterian church gave their usual Fri day afternoon tea. These are most en- joyable affairs, as those who attend know.
 Miss Nora Parrott who has been visiting relatives in California has re- turned home
 
 Miss Wollenburg and Miss Nettie Wollenburg, who have been visiting friends in the city. will return to their home in Prescott Monday night.
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 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Knox who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. E. B. Knox, left Thursday evening for their home in the east
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 Miss Lena Nutten, who has been visiting her aunt and uncle, MT, and Mrs. Charles w. Pugh, will leave the 12th, for her home in Kentucky.
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 The ladies of the Baptist church gave a tea Thursday afternoon. Refresh ments of tea, coffee and cake were served.
 Miss Mabel Hoover left Wednesday night for the Dread Culinary Institute, Worcester Mass, where she will take a years course. A number of her friends were at the depot to see her off.
 Mrs J. Thalheimer entertained Fri day afternoon in honor of Mrs. George Pusch of Tucson. Her home was pret- ti1y decorated with China-lillies, jon quils, violets and potted plants. Punches of violets were the souvenirs. Those present were Mrs. George Pusch, Mrs. G. H. N Luhrs, Mrs. H. Melczer, Mrs Mccarthy, Mrs. F. Luke, Mrs. Toohey, Mrs. Rosenburg, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Cohn. Mrs. Leioenow, Mrs. Dum- mel and Miss ROsenthal.
 
 A jolly bicycle party which visited Tempe Tuesday evening was composed of Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Nye, Miss Galla- gher, MT. Gray, MT. Masten and MT. Stovall.
 A pleasant evening with cards was spent at the Maricopa club, Thursday night.
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 Miss Snedaker who has been very ill for the last week, is much improved.