Arizona republican., 1899-01-01


 and Mrs. Akers, MT. and Mrs. Griffin. , MT. and Mrs. Pratt, MT. and Mrs.
 James, MT. and Mrs. HeightCn, MT and
 Mrs Barnes, Mir and Mrs. Talbot, MT. land Mrs Knox, Miss Netter, Miss Nor
 ten, Miss Wells, Miss Dorsey, Miss
 Berry, Miss Heap, Miss Purdy. Miss
 Almquist, Miss Tweed, Miss Martha
 Gage. Miss Louiss Gage, Miss Wool
 dridge, Miss Reba Heyman, MT. Rum
 sey, MT. Dunlap, Dr. Lentz, MT. Creigh-
 ton, MT. Masten, MT. Heap, MT. BriZard,
 MT. Benham, MT. Prescott, Mir. Rich
 ard Fowler, Mir. Lee Gray, Mir. Wood.
 MT. GecCge Buxton, Mr- Callum, and
 MT. Trit1a.
 WednCs Csday evening MT. B. F. For
 ter entertained in honor Of Miss Me- Adory and Miss Morton. The parlOrs
 of Mrs. Portar's lovely home were dsc- orated with a profus on of similaX and
 caronations. The principal feature Of entertainment was progressive Nilo5,
 which occupied ten tables. The first prize, which consisted of three pieces, a silver stamp box, letter cutter and eraser, was won by Miss King; and tha second prize a silver mounted memo randum, by MT. J. w. Benham. The musical, programme consisted of in strumental solos by Mrs. Miller, Mrs. | w. K. Porter, and vocal sO.Cs by Miss 1 Wells, MT. Snowgrass and MT. M3Stsn- Miss Purdy recited in her usual charm ing manner. A pleasant surprise was rendered Supt. Por,er by the Presenta- ton of a pin emblema:.c Of the rail- road from ths employees. Judge Kip bey presented the gift with aE appFc- priate speech, and although taken com pletely by surprise. MT Porter respond ed in hearty manner.
 The refreshments were delicious, aad consisted of pressed chicken, stuffed eggs. bread, rClls, olives and ccffse. Those invited were Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. w. K. Porter, Mrs. Will jams, Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. Kibbey. Miss Tweed Miss King, Miss Smith, Miss Wells, Miss Hancock, Miss Bury, NJ s5 Addine Bury, Miss Plank, Miss Christy, ] Miss Purdy, Miss Heap, Miss Dorsey, i Miss Frazier. Miss Williams, Miss Mor- ton, Miss McAdory, MT. Heap, MT. B sn- ham, MT. Briggs Goodrich, MT. Braun. MT. Masten, MT. Cullum, MT. George, | MT. Ben Porter, MT. w. K. Porter, Mr | Brizard, MT. Andrews, MT. Buxton, MT | Snowgrass, MT. Wood. MT. Dunlap, MT f Creighton, MT. H. s. Cr5ighton MT. ! Hill. MT Tom Grindcll and MT. Ed | Grindell
 Mrs. Evelyn Perkins gave tally-ho f drive last week in honor of the guss.s at the Occidental. They drove to the Indian school and later to the baseball . game at the park. The guests partici- pating were Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Thorn, Mrs. Crosby, Miss Nelson, MT. Hem!ng- way, MT. La Ham, Mir Fermen. MT. Brown, MT. McNail. Bennie Sutherland and De Witt Wharton.
 Thursday evening a small house party was given in honor of M ss Bessie Sharkey at the home of her aunt. Ms. W. E. Mcfarland, 240 West Jefferson street Miss Meagher and Miss Kay assis. ed i'll receiving the gues s. The double parors were thrown open, and tables placed around for whist The musical program consisted of a cCrnet solo, Wont you come to my tea paG ty?" by Miss Edith Kay; piano solos. "Idylle," by Miss Woodie Kay; the Ben Hur Chariot Race" by MT. Rich ard Gerard, and a selection from I'll Trovatore," by Miss Sharksy. During the whist game candy and popcorn were served. After cards, dancing was in du;ged in. The refr shments cons .sted of sandwiches and o ives, cake and chocolate. Later in the evening Miss
  with another cornet solo, 'Tla Holy City" and as they were leaving "Taps" were heard from an adjoining room. The invited guests were Dr. and Mrs. Q. J. Thibodo, MT. and Mrs. Jamss Grif- fin, MT. and Mrs. Gorge Grosveno~, l NJ .ss Isoline'CcOmbs, Miss Alice Alden, Miss Ida Wright, Miss Lena Horning, Miss Snedeker, Miss Edith Kay, Miss WoCdie Kay, Miss ShaIkey, Messrs. 5malley, Cole, Clancy, Curns, Kuowl- on, Gerard, Les, Beldan, Arnold Kane, Obcrnaur, Walter English, DOwd and / 
 There was 2 merry time at the Cu.io 7 store last Monday night. M s5rs. Ben < lam and Brizard had invited few lady z friends tc, spend tLe evening" The principal featuro was writing poetry. e( The prize offered was a framed picture : 1f the curic store, but, owing to the z of all the ladies, it was inn | possible to decide which had composed I, he best vSTse. These present were 1rs. A. M. Benham, Miss VIII c. ! Barnes. Miss Twsed, Miss Merton, Miss U Bury, Miss Addinsr Bury, Miss Dorsey, : Miss Almquist, Miss Heap, Miss Wells i nd Miss Ramdel. T MT and Mrs. Elmer Ro-s. of Chicag2, : ave delightful card party last week : o few friends. The rooms were Ve,y = )rettily decorated with holly and m s letce, and delicious Tefrest ments were Il srved. Miss Kate Christy invited a few z riends to her home last Friday evening V o meet Miss LCu.e Gage, who was Y pending the day. It was aa informal | V5ning. - Major and Mrs. w. Evans enter aimed at dinner last night at the Ad \ ms MT. and Mrs. E. J. Bennitt and Mr n larry Gray, of Les Angeles. Il
 C At the Baptist church this cvening Ir. F. c. Smith, of Flagstaff who has r