Arizona republican., 1899-06-04
.SOCIE '

The variety of styles of neckwear is
 ineXhaustible, it seems. The very
 latest and most popular are the stocks
 made of silk covered and edged with
 lace. The black mCire velvet cravats,
 worn so much with linen collars, are
 very stylish. The velvet band $
 passed around the neck, leaving about
 three-quarters of an inch of the col
 lar visible. It is then tied once in front, then crossed and secured with
 a jeweled: pin. Other ways are to
 finish in front with a sailors knot,
 CT tie in a bow, the loops being very short.
 The Eton jackets are coming in
 again. There are many pretty vests
 and fronts for these. One especially
 pretty is a fcur-in-hand tie over lace front. the ends being confined at the waist in such a manner as to give
 a blouse effect. The studs and belt pins worn so much with waists are made to match. The Cyrano chains are still the rage. The things they
 are used fer have made them indis- pensable.
 Hat pins are by far more popular
 than stick-pins. The young woman who can show the most varied assort- ment may consider herself quite up to date These are jeweled as a gen eTal rule, although some very pretty ename,ed ones have been seen Brace lets are becoming more popular every 1 day. The many spangledl ones are not SC popular as the single spangled ones.
 One of the very latest things in the 1 belt line is black velvet, embroidered with jet or steel. Some of these are quite narrow and often alternate or naments Of steel and pink, coral CT the dull green jade.
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 The lawn fete held at the residence of MT. and Mrs. N. A. Morford on North Third avenue Tuesday night was a delightful affair The lawn was decorated with Chinese lanterns. Tete a tete tables were arranged, and at these dainty refreshments were served. Among those present were: Bishop and Mrs. Kendrick, Rev. and Mrs E. A. Penick, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Gulley, Mir. and Mrs. Kessler, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Walker, MT. and Mrs. Latham, Mrs. Cara Evans, Mrs. Gros- venor, Mrs. Cornell. Mrs Ely, Mrs. Thiibod0, Miss Morrison, Miss AL d5n, Miss Patton, Miss Pratt, Miss Furl, Miss Chamberlain, MT Will Orme, MT. Anderson, Mr. Bryant, MT Allen Snowgrass. Mir. F. R. Nave and Mr Wetsa,
 Mrs. Mcsher was delightfully."- sur- prised by a party of friends Monday evening at her home on West Van Buren street, An enjoyable evening was spent, and dainty refreshments were served. The invited guests were: MT. and Mrs. George Reavey, Dr. and Mrs. Mcintyre, Rev and Mrs Me- Creary, Col. and Mrs. Wilson, M". and Mrs. H. D. Ky1es, MT. and Mrs H. H. Mcdonald, MT. and Mrs A. [. LUesley, Mir and Mrs A. J. Bradley. Dr and Mrs. Pratt, MT. and Mrs. L. s. Hough, MT. and Mrs R. Wilscn, MT. and Mrs. Hurst. Dr. and Mrs. Batten, MT. and Mrs. Cloverdale, MT. and Mrs H. Rye, MT. and Mrs Cope lard, MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Christy, | Mrs. Annie Graham, Miss Ready, Miss Lyon, Miss Hay, Miss Leonard, Miss | Fiscel and Mr Chapman.
 A jolly picnic party Saturday rode | out to the Hole-in-the-Rock. Lunch | was spread about midday ard the | party then visited the places of inter | est in that vicinity. These of the | party were: Miss Frazier, Miss Jessie | Frazier, Miss Potts Miss Nellie Potts, Miss Patton, Miss Pratt MT. Malcolm i Giliett, MT William Mcbride, Mr i Claude Early, MT. Walter Lcgan, and MT. Barber.
 A surprise party was given in honor of MT. and Mrs. Fred Warden Tues day evening at their home at South Seventh avenue and Madison street Refreshments were served. The guests ATY Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Scott, MT and Mrs Charles Moore. Mrs. A. J. Bradley, Mrs. Laura Ward, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. M g. Smith and MT Lybrooke.
 There was an enjoyable party in honor of Master Ivy Marshall, evening. Many games were played, after which refreshments were served. Those present were: Miss Ivia DeMund, Miss Lottie Os- born, Miss Fay DaMund Miss Hazel DeMund, Miss Jewel Elders, Miss Mil lie Elders, Miss Rosie Winship, Miss Hazel Marshall, Master Grover Lam- pey, Master Jim Parker, Master Ed win Hill, Master Eldredge Sneed, Master Sylvester DeMund, Master Ray Demund, Master Raoul Nevarro, Master Arthur Pil.sbury and Master Ralph Marshall.
 
 A party was given by Miss Ida Smith, as a surprise to MT. Earl Smith It their home in the Dennis building 1n East Washington street Saturday night. For these who did not wish to lancer there were different games at [ eards. Dainty refreshments were 2 served. The guests were: Miss Ora 2 Osborn, Miss Edna Bradley, Miss Ma fl nie Brown, Miss Ada Boyd, Miss Sa- 1. lie Nicholson, Miss Lydia Lampey, : Miss Faye Chamberlain, Miss Maggie I layson, Miss Gertrude Godfrey, Miss :, Ida Smith. MT. Harlow Yaeger, MT. |