Arizona republican., 1900-08-24
TIE NEWS OF
 PRESCOTT

Prescott. Ariz.. Aug. 22.-(Spacial cor I, sl,ondence of the Republican, )-Mrs. W. l.. Dowlen left on Monday alter noon's train en route to Cape Nome to join Her husband, who went there some niGn hs ago.
 Mrs. J. " Shepard entertained ai cards this afternoon and will continue the programme of entertainm mt this evening. The party was given in honor of Misses Clara Hoffman. Anna Davls anl Daisy Lynch. Miss Hoffman Is a riece of the Kastner brothers and Is visiting here from Canada. Miss Davis is soor to leave Prescott for New Mex ico to reside with her sister, Mrs A. C. Kennedy. Miss Lynch is d sister of Mrs. R. R. Coleman and is visiting here from Wichita. Kansas The en- tertainment conSi-; of six-hand cucdre. the favor fir the greatest nanl- Der of games won falling to th-. To: or Alr<. A. w. Edwards; secGn1 favor, Miss Oliver, and lone hand favor, Miss tat"r Decorations Were White and green. the same color scheme appearing in the ice cream and SCOT cards Coins tied with green and white rib Lon Indicated the lone hands. A pro- fusion of rare roses. the gifts of Mr. E. A. kastner to his niece, Were a con spicuous part of the decorations. Fruit salad. olives. lemon sandwiches. a va riety of cake, ice cream, coffee and fruit punch was served. Among those to have been entertained this after noon were Mesiames Phelps, Dowler, F. A. Tritle. Hesla, Claypool, Aitken. Draper, W. w. Ross, Wragovich. Haw- kins, R. B. Burmister, F. B. Gage. Flint, Coleman, A C. BIrmister, G. N Gage, Cruica, Edward, Kinslsy, Foster. Norris, Moor. Jenkins. Gardner. J. J. Fisher Richards. Morin, Bass. Hazle- tine, Sloan, Job. Weeks. Nelson, RO- per. Nader. OtiS, Martin. Watts. Car ter. Behan. Jacks, Walstrum. Akers, Cleveland. Campbell. Cook. Walls, Goldwater. H. D. Ross, J. L. Fisher. Darrah. Middl-t ton, H. R. Tritle. B. Cox, Herndon, Wells. Heap. Levy. Munds, w. l.. Brown, J. N Brown. Lowry. Sanford. Armitage, Kastner. Marks, Stockton and McCinnis: Misses Gage. Lynch. Daniels. Blandy. Criley. Carr. Nelson. Martin. Stykeman. Fish CT, Sanford, Hoffman. Oliver. Marks. Stoddard> Davis. Those entertained in the evening were Misses Nelson, Fish CT, Criley, Conlon. Dewitt. Hoffman. Davis and Lynch; Messrs. F. A. Kast- her. Kessler Gregg. Wilson, Braeler. Brown, Portcr. MT. and Mrs. R. R. Coieman.
 Mrs. w. H. Lloyd will entertain about twenty-five ladies at a progressive eu- chre party Friday evening of this We k.
 John Robinson. clerk of the board of supervisors. spent Sunday at Kirk land Valley with his family who are spending a few weeks under the paren- tai roof
 The Robinson residence on Nit Yer non street will be ready for occupancy about November 1st next
 Mir. Richard Stockton expects to leave for the familys future home in Kansas City. Mo. in the course oc tl-- next ten days. H. goes, like many another good man has done erA this to prepare place for them and Mrs. Stockton and e1n will probably join the pater in a few weeks after his departure.
 The Rev. F. Bennett returned last ev- ening from a visit to the Draper | ranch. While there h. baptized How | ard Grape, the Infant son of Mir. and | Mrs. C.. H. Draper. The sponsors were | Dr. Draper, Thomas J. Howell ana Mrs. l Draper.
 Mrs. F. w. Meany. mother of Mrs. | f. M. Murphy, is a guest of Mrs. H. P. | Bt han, and will probably remain some | weeks after the return of MT. and Mrs. | F. M. Murphy. She says that the | Rev MT. Meany's health has been al l most completely restored anl >that he | may come here :n the course of five or six weeks to a, company her home.
 Mir. Ed Shumate is expected home in | a day or two and the entire family will |