Arizona republican., 1899-02-04
The Legislative Reception Ban-
 Quet and Ball.
4 MOST SUCCESSFUL EVENT
The. Citizens of Phoenix Surpassed All Former Efforts in Extending inc Hospitality of inc City 10 Those Who Make. Interpret and Administer inc Laws of Arizona. Some of Those Who Attended.

If the Twentieth legislative assem-
 ply was dissatisfied with the reception,
 ball and banquet given in it's honor by
 the citizens of Phoenix last night it is
 difficult to please, for such an elabo-
 rate event had never been planned in
 Arizona before. Expense had not
 been taken into consideration, for the
 town had set about giving an exhibi- tion of Phoenix hospitality The com
 mittee5 had done their preliminary
 work well and effCrt was not sus- pended until the last guest had en- tered the reception hall in the O'Neill building
 The members of the committee who had charge of the reception were: A. Goldberg, chairman; c. J. Hall, L. 4A. Goodrich, Charles Goldman, B. Hey man, Walter Talbot. C. H. Hirschfeld. J. L. B. Alexander, J. c. Adams, George W. Hoadley, c. C. Randolph, D. Gold berg, J. w. Evans, William Melczer, E. F. Kellner, E. Gang, B. Goldwatcr. H. F. Robinson, T. D. Dalton, T. w. Pemberton, E. J. Bennitt, w. A.
 
 W. G. Lentz, Lloyd Johnson, George H. N. Luhrs, A. c. Baker, Ancil Martin, J. w. Benham.
 The guests began arriving about o'clock and an hour later the great O'Neill hall was comfortably filed
 The legislative guests were MT and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, D. K. Udan, George A. Wolf, MT. and Mrs. T. s. Bunch, Morris Goldwater, MT and Mrs. J. M. Murphy, Dr. and Mrs. A. c. Wright, George w. P. Hunt, MT. and Mrs. J. B. rinley, George A. Olney. Charles C. Warner, J. H. Carpenter. John c. Evans, Col. M. Gray, MT. and Mrs. Henry Etz, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wood N. Gonzalez, John Dean, Henry F. Ashurst, H. s. Parr, J. J. Sanders. A. A. Moore, Mir. and Mrs. w. S. Adams, Otis Hale, James Arthur, s. A. Bartleson, MT. and Mrs. George Pusch. A. s. Donau, Sam Brown, MT. and Mrs. w. s. Scott, J. w Benham. F. A. Stevens, MT. and Ms Charles Peterson, E. M. Williams and w. w. Pace.
 The honorary guests were Governor and Mrs. N. o. Murphy, Secretary and Mrs. Charles H. Akers, Chief Justice and Mrs. Street, Associate Justices DGan and SlOan
 Citizens and their wives of whom only partial list is given, in- clude the most prominent society peo- pie of Phoenix. The representation from ether parts of the territory was not as complete as was desired or ex- pected. Among those present were: Attorney-General and Mrs. O. F. Aims worth, Dr. L. H. Goodrich, MT. and Mrs. B. Heyman, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goldman, MT. and Mrs Charles Gold nd Mrs "a Lfav. T-oI ATr and Mrs. George w. Hoadley, Dr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mir and Mrs. L. H. Chalmers, MT. and Mrs. Walter Ben nett, MT. and Mrs B. J. Bennitt. Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg. MT. and Mrs H. R. Tritle, MT and Mrs. A. c. Baker, MT. and Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, MT. and Mrs. W. c. Foster MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Street. General and Mrs H. F. Robinson, MT. and Mrs Henry Wood, MT and Mrs. T. E. Dalton, MT. Miss Louise Bradford, Mrs. L. H. Orme, Mrs. R. c. Fletcher. Misses Meagher, Kennedy, Edith Snyder, Lena Purdy, Miss Almquist. MT. and Mrs. B. B. Gage of Prescott, MT. c. M. Sargent of Prescott, Mr J. c. Martin and Miss Irene Martin of Prescott, Mir. and Mrs. Creighton MT and Mrs. R. B. Morrison of Prescott, Mrs. Fisher of Prescott, Mrs. Tweed, Miss Claire Frazier, Miss Allie Gray, Miss Winifred Smith, Miss Leotia Stoney, Mrs. w. B. Mcfarland Messrs. Paul Blizzard Will Patton. w. J. Cain, pr. w. G. Lentz Louis C. Masten, Fred Wood, Creighton, s. c. Dunlap, Will Gilstrap of Prescott, Lloyd Johnston.
 The reception was continued until after 9 o'clock, when the ball was be- gun with the following programme. Feuerstein's orchestra of eleven pieces the music:
 Grand March.
 | Legislative Lanciers.
 2 Waltz
 8 Two Step.
 4. Council Quadrille
 5. Two Step.
 6. Waltz,
 z. House Quadrille.
 s. Waltz.
 "A considerable part of the pleasure If this feature of the night was attrib- lted to the excellent work of the fol- lowing floor committed: George E. Buxton, chairman; Paul A. Brizard. 7Fred M Wood, II. J. Jessop, Louis c. Sfasten, s. c. Dunlap. Lee Gray, J. T. 3umsey, T. D. Bennett
 At II o'clock the dancing was inter- Upted by the banquet, which had been pread at the Hotel Adams This eature of the night was even more iaborate in preparation than the re- option and ball. The great dining lall was richly decorated as the ancing hall had been, only instead of 'eppers, palms and the national colorS here was a profusion of flow CTS.
 The sumptuOus repast was crowned