Arizona republican., 1899-11-26
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Charming bits of Branch bronze for desk ornament and use solve the What shall 1 give him for Christ mas?" puzzle for many anxious frienos Of the man who has everything These bronzes are exquisiteIy wrought and coIored and are to be had in 9 great variety of forms-ink wells Of artistic beauty, adorned with nympis and wonderful exotic blossoms. pap=r weights in the form of tigers. ssrpents, beautifully tinted grasshoppers and gauzy-winged katydids. Indian war riors in full war paint. and. in sharp contrast. dainty little heads Of Pierrot. Pierrette or some other piquantlT pretty parsonage. Some Of these bronzes are full length statuettes os modern women. Instead Of Diana O Hero. poising her low and arrow. O. preparing to plunge into the Helles- pont. we have a fair Parisienne with daintily uplifted skirts from beneath which peep out high-heeled boots or slippers. A clever specimen of this work is a bronze bear. shaggy. faro- cious and with his rough coat tOuche here and there with snow. He is on jagged. glistening caks of ice. The latter is made of transparent frosty alabaster.
 Mr. and Mrs. Irving H. Andrews were "at home" Tuesday evening at their home on North Third street Among the callers were: Mir. and Mrs. Shirley Cnristy. Miss Smith. Miss Bury. Miss Christy. Miss Hannv. Miss Ainsworth. Mir C. B. Christy, MT. = C. Dunlap. Mr Harry Creighton. Mir Ritchie and Mir. Hoar.
 
 The A. F. F. club will entertain Tuesday at the home of Captain and ! Mrs. T. ConnelL West Mouroa street and Fourth avenue. Miss Connell and Miss Dawson will be hostessss for the . evening.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry A. Diehl Friday ] evening entertained number of friends with cards at their home on l North Second avenue. Whist was the game A dainty menu was served. | The guests were: MT. and Mrs. w. II. ] Robinson. Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Spangiel' 1 Mir. and Mrs C. H. Davidson. Miss Goater. Mrs Doo'ittle and MT Lyman .
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  Deity on North Seventh avenue 9 de- Iightful informal musicale was held Tuesday evening During the evening ref ,shment were served. The guests i were: Mir. and Mrs. F. :. Garrish. Mr. l and Mrs T. F. Kelly. Mir. and Ms. D. l W. Sparks and MT. W. C. Wilson.
  The Chautauqua club held their [
 ,t of MT. and Mrs. H. A. Diehl. There ] were two new members voted in. i Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. C. ! II. Davidson. Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Nor | ton. MT and Mrs. J. c. Spangler, Miss l Moves and Miss McAfee.
 The ladies of the Baptist church gave ! one of their pleasant teas, Thursday . afternoon delightful whist party was given . Wednesday evening at the Ford. . Several competent whist players were 1 discovered After a lively game re- treatments were served. Those preE- ! ent were: MT. and Mrs. Blackshere. l 1Ir. and Mrs. D. r. Kelly. Mrs. Billiae. ! Miss KavenaUgh, Miss Ready. Miss 1 Marsh, Mir Baker, Mir. Crock and MT ! Kinney. Tuesday evening a party of bicyclers . after pleasant ride. stopped at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Will Lount and { an enjoyable evening was spent at cards Dainty refreshments We're served. The guests were: Mir. and Mrs. Doster. Miss Boatman, Miss War ren. Miss Parret, Miss Grace Warren. l 1Ir. Hugh Evans. Mr. Cole, Mir. Robert Warren and Mir. George Philips.
 Miss Fffeld entertained a number of friends Wednesday evening at her home on West Jackson street. A jolly evening was spent with cards ami music Refreshments were served
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