Arizona republican., 1901-03-17

Rood, Laurence Street. Joseph Kibbey, Henry Goldwater, Prescott; w. H. Still well. J. W. Doris, Chauncey Aims worth, J. J. Kolburg, Mrs. A. J. Chan dler, Mesa; Mrs. w. H. Code, Mesa; Mir. and Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury, Tempe; Mir. and Mrs. c. N. Gage, Tempe; Mir. and Mrs Harry w. Adams, Glendale; MT. and Mrs. Chauneey Clarke. Peoria; Messrs. and Mesdames. E. B. Gage, Ed Wells, John c. Herndon, T. G. Norris, and J. J. Hakwins, Prescott; MT. and Mrs. R. E. Wells, Lon Angeles; Judge and Mrs. George R. Davis, Tucson; Judge and Mrs. Fiethcher M. Doan, Florence; Mir. and Mrs. Fred Sisson, Flagstaff; Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Ellin- wood, Flagstaff; MT. and Mrs. F. M. Murphy, Prescott; Mesdames Anderson, Durkee, Magruder, Berry. William H. Anderson, Munroe, Lucy V. Maull, George Wood, A. l.. Smith, Denver.
 Misses Fleishman, Anderson, Wini- fred Smith Mabel Hancock, Rose Bell Goldman, Reba Heyman, King, Will jams; Boon, Hattie Crews, Kate Chris ty, Ethel Orme, Addine Bury, Annie Perley. Edith Jacobs. Sarah Jacobs, Buelah Montgomery, Miran, Bennett, Morgan, Grier, Cope, MacIntyre, Eva Pemberton, Mary Smith, Grace An drews, Lipscombe, Emma Walker, Nancy Johnson, Para Lee Kimball, Duke, Ada Kelly Ada Lee Orme. Stella Kavamaugh, Almquist, Florence Han ny, Frankie Kellner, Helen Riordan, Anne Kibbey, Edith Rood, Angle Park CT, Dussey, Wright, Powell, Kate Smith, Louise Murphy.
 Messrs. George F. Buxton, s. c. Dunlap, J. w. Benham, Paul Brizzard, Fred Wood, Lee Gray Joseph Cassou, Harry Creighton, Hugh Creighton, Ned Creighton, l.. c. Masten, I. D. Reedy, Ed Grindel, Cyril s. Gilbert, G.. K. Dowd, Clay Parker, Charley Chris ty, w. K. Mau!l, Paul Maull, T. F.. Dalton. E. B. Knox, Robert Graham, O. B. Rouse, l.. F. Hewins, J. F. Walk CT, w. J. Cain, F. w. Lewis, William l.. English, l.. c. Landis. Will Murray, Evans Cole, Egbert T. Clarke, Thomas Grindell, Walter Logan, Jack Simmons, l.. H. Goodrich, J. w. Crenshaw, Henry George, Martin Hoar, P. A. Gilmer, Robert Spier. Joseph Pratt, l. M. Christy, D. M. Riordan, George Chris ty, Lloyd Dameron, Belden, Thomas Prescott, Harry Hall. Jones, Sayre, c. A. Hall, Burt Mossman. Bertram l.. Smith, Tucson W. H. Emstock. Wins low; T. F.. Pollock, Flagstaff; and Dr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin, Dr and Mrs. D. M. Purman. Rev. and Mrs E.. A. Pen ick, Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton
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 The reception to be given Tuesday evening by Hon. and Mrs. C. H. Akers and MT. and Mrs. Harry Tritle, is an event which has aroused much antici- patton. The reception will occur at the Akers' home, on Center avenue. and a large number of invitations have been issued.
 A very enjoyable time was spent Dy a party of picnicers Wednesday, from the "Rumney," taking in the Hole-in- the Rock and the Indian reservation where justice was done to very sumputous lunch. The party returned home by Scottsdale. the orange groves Arizona Falls and the Indian school Those participating were Wm. Hunter anu Ilolltl, MI AiDOl .hl ss toNA Mrs. Victor, Mrs. Wheat, Mrs. Lee Miss Lucy Wheeler, Misses Jean and Mary Wheat. MT. l.. H. Shirley, MT. A r. Weaver, H. J. Reynolds. C. F. Learny, Dr. A. C. Crookall. MT. ]. K Wheat. M. A Skinner, Mr Byron Ad- ans. Albert Russel, MT. and Mrs. w T. Rumney.
 The regular Saturday afternoon tea at the Country club, yesterday. drew a large number of members. Mrs. N. O Murphy, Mrs. Webster Street and Mrs R. Allyn Lewis served. Next Saturday Mesdames Vlckers. Porter and Purmar will have charge of the tea.
 
 A party of twenty society girl; spent Saturday at the le-in-the. Rock. and enjoyed the day as only car lot of girls turned loose in the wilds without the dignity necessary to such affairs when the gentlemen are about
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 Mrs. s. Oberfeder, with her mother Mrs. H. Rau, left last night for Sar Francisco, for the benefit of Mrs. Ober. felder's health. She will return in g month, but her mother will remain there.
 The ladies of the First Methodist church will give an Easter tea on tht Friday night preceding Easter
 Miss Mary Nash. of Milwaukee, is the guest of her brother, F.. r. Nash. oi this city.
 The dance given by the Woodmen al Elks hall on Friday night, was one oi the most pleasurable events ever giver by the circle. About ninety couples danced out a long programme and en' joyed fine supper.
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