Arizona republican., 1900-07-03


 the history of the county
 On Wednesday evening last Mrs. J. l.. Fisher gave a coming out party to her daughter Olive at the opera house which was a very smart affair indeed. The hall was trimmed in pink and white bunting with background of smilax, peppers and palms. Near the door was hung an olla filled with ice water and daintily trimmed with smilaX and asparagus fern. taste fully arranged stand draped with white bunting and peppers held the punch bowl filled with fruit punch. Near the entrance was suspended an | immense Chinese umbrella from which hung ten large lanterns. Another ! large umbrella was suspended over the ! stage, and which was similarly ar
 ranged, and the soft lights from the
 lanterns, together with the diffused
 glow from shaded electric lights, and
 the beautiful, flmy evening dresses of
 the hosts of eXquisitaly attired ladies
 who lent their presence to the scene
 shed a fairy-lille glow over the whole
 room with a transcendent and inde-
 scribable loveliness. Refreshments were served on the stage, which was
 made a perfect bower of green. The
 orchestra was stationed near the en- | trance, and furnished sweet strains 1 during the entire evening. In the southwest corner was arranged a place
 draped with a background of the pink and white bunting, with festoons of smilax, for the receiving party. and it
 was here that the guests were intro
 duced and received, those of the re- ceiving party being Mrs. J. Lloyd Fisher, Mrs. Harry R. Tritle and Miss
 Olive Fisher, assisted by Mesdames F. A. Tritle, J. H. Darrah and Mrs. G. w. Middleton. Mrs. J. l.. Fisher was
 gowned in rich black silk grenadine, with spangled jet trimmings, decollette made over taffeta; Mrs. H. R. Tritle, ] Paris mousselin de soie over taffeta; Miss Olive Fisher, white point d'esprit, chiffon trimmings, decolette, over taf
 feta; Mrs. F.. A, Tritle, pearl gray
 moire; Mrs. J. H. Darrah, black gren-
 adine over blue silk; Mrs. G. w. Mid
 dleton, white silk net, decolette, over
 taffeta.
 The fair young debutante in her
 robe of snowy whiteness never looked
 lovelier nor fiuttered the hearts of more
 devoted admirers than she did upon
 this, the occasion of her formal en-
 trance into society here. Those pres
 ent and invited were:
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Bennett, Miss
 Drew Bennett, Mrs. $. P. Behan, Mir. Hugo Behan, MT. Howard Burmister, , RMr. and Mrs. R. H. Burmister, MT.
 and Mrs. R. B. Burmister, MT. and Mrs.
 A. Burmister, MT. and Mrs. James
 Akers, MT. and Mrs. R. H. Coleman,
 Miss Daisy Lynch, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Claypool, Lieutenant Carter, S. M
 Cullom, MT and Mrs. c. A. Dake, Mrs.
 c. A. Dake, Mrs. E. M. Butcher, Miss
 Emma Butcher, Mi. and Mrs. A. w.
 Edwards Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Ellis, MT.
 and Mrs. R. N. Fredeicks, Miss Ther-
 esq Fredericks, MT. John Fredericks.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Gage. Miss Louie
 Gage, MT. and Mrs. H. M. Gibbs, Dr.
 Gonzales, MT. Morris Goldwater, MT.
 Barry GoIdwater. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
 Goldwater. MT. and Mrs. J. J. Hawk
 ins, MT. Paul Hastings, MT. and Mrs.
 J. C. Herndon, MT. Charles Herndon,
 Miss Violet Hatsy, Miss Bessie Hatsy,
 MT. O. Jackson, MT. and Mrs. A. A.
 Johns, MT. and Mrs. Henry Kinsley,
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan Levy, Mrs. D. Levy, MT. Frank Lecklider, MT. and ! MT and Mrs. R. E. Morrison, Mir Her bert Meany, MT. Edward Meany, Miss Mary McGill, Mir. and Mrs. T. G. Nor
 ris, MT. and Mrs. T. w. Otis; Miss Hattie Oliver, Miss Grace Oliver, MT.
 Norman Oliver, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Peters. MT. Major, Mr. and Mrs Dow len, Miss Stikeman. MT. and Mrs. Samuel Walstrum, MT. and Mrs D. M. l be. ~
 Mrs Ed Morin, Mrs. Fred Moore, Miss Sadie Jenkins, MT. and Mrs. Phelps, , MT. and Mrs. G. w. Middleton, Mr. Dempsey. MT. Harry Brown, MT. John Wilson, MT. W. c. Brandon, MT. Wal ter Giimmes, MT. and Mrs. J. Fl Darrah, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Emmert Rev. F. Bennett, MT. George Russell MT. Matt Loring, Mir George Loring MT E. w. Bass, Mrs. Wader, MT. and
 Mrs. w. W. Ross, MT. and Mrs. H. b Ross, MT. and Mrs. Hugo Richards Mrs. John Raible. Miss Gussie RaibIe , Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Shephard. MT. and
 Mrs. R. B. Sloane, Dr. Scarborough
 MT. and Mrs. M. E. Spaulding, Gov ] 5rnor and Mrs. F. A. Tritle. Mir F. A
 Tritle, Jr., Major and Mrs. J. w / Wats, MT. Ben Weaver, Miss Pear | J. J. | Judge and Mrs. l.. w. Wells. MT !. Frank Wells, MT. and Mrs. Frederick 3 Cruse, MT. and Mrs. Beverley Cox, Mir
 Fred Fhilpot, MT. and Mrs. R. E J Wells, MT. and Mrs. O. A. Hesla, MT I and Mrs. H. D. Aithen, MT. and Mrs ' Frank Wright, Miss Hall. MT. Jacl = Banlon, Miss Frances Bethune. MT v Frank Bethune, MT. Joe Bethune e Miss Helen Strange, Miss Daniels. pr s Frank Metygar, Judge and Mrs
 Campbell. Mir Duncan Campbell, Mis-: l Roberta Akers, Mir. and Mrs. H. P n AneWalt. Mir. A. D. Barnhart, MT l Max Hamiltop, MT. Bates, MT. Oscal t Brahler. Miss Eva McCandles, Mis. Q Etta Dewitt, Miss Jessie Sanford. MT . Earl Sanford, MT. and Mrs H. E. Ar = mitaSe, MT. Percy C. rArmitage Mis- y Katherine Criley, Miss Stanle, l; Wingler. MT. and Mrs. James Doug f lass, Miss Florence Marks. Mir. an,